This Week: Paris Hilton, Little Monkeys, and The Age of the iPod.
five years since / the exclamations came down / and the survivors made peace
Chris Muir's excellent Day By Day cartoon, for September 11, 2006
September 11 touched our lives in many ways. Many rescue workers haven't begun to feel the effects of their bravery. We can't forget them.
Chris Muir's excellent Day By Day cartoon, for September 11, 2006
Where were you five years ago today? I was asleep in my dorm room. My first class was at 9:30.
9/11 was a devastating day on this country, but it unified us for a few months. We need that feeling again without the tragedy.
The part-time dad promises, if Lulu so chooses, he will be a better grandfather than a father.
Celebrity Duets, a reality talent show with more twists than Chubby Checker.
As more and more films are released as "alternate versions" TV & Film Guy contemplates whether ownership ever transfers from the creator to the public.
A powerful film, well represented on DVD.
Captain Jack Sparrow is a billionaire.
Lodge Kerrigan's enigmatic and difficult film is a worthwhile experience for those who like their movies challenging.
The Wire opens its fourth season, telling a Great American Story.
Sometimes bad is good.
Brandon Routh gives a good performance. Sadly not as Clark Kent/Superman but as Christopher Reeve.
Family and friends gathered 'round the campfire to honor the man they loved. The public to have their chance to do the same.
I was introduced to Rituals by Stephen King; not personally, you understand, but via his book Danse Macabre.
Attention my fellow Americans. Degrassi: The Next Generation has a new title sequence, maybe.
I became Mary Tyler Moore at Chuckles the Clown’s funeral.
I’m not sure how I feel about someone else pretending to be Dylan.
BNL's newest effort, a gentler, more grownup album, likely needs a bunch of listenings to approach greatness.
Sound of the Blue Heart's Beauty? skates a fine line between post-punk and classic rock.
Marty's Musical Meltdown brings you another bunch of reviews.
Like a small bird fallen from its nest, with every song, Lenore seems to fly off in another artistic direction.
The best of one of the 1990's top Seattle grunge acts is combined in two discs of pounding, gritty rock.
Italian heiress Carla Bruni makes it clear how badly Paris Hilton sucks.
Unlike the Budokan DVD, I find myself wanting to watch Score over and over again.
After all is said and done, what we have learned from 9/11 is how little we understand ourselves and the world around us.
It's about time for the American people to start speaking up. Otherwise, we have only ourselves to blame for our fate.
We are dependent on a government who will care about the future of Canada. This one doesn't.
Where are our leaders when we need good ones?
Bush stupidly ignores Afghan poppy field's financial potential for the Taliban while busy defending his invasion of Iraq from public opinion.
Perhaps history would be less harsh in its judgment of Milosevic than the obituary in the Guardian suggests.
Within a few seconds a second plane rammed into the other tower. A ball of fire followed by an inferno, black smoke.
Life as a gelatinous blob is great.
Our favorite anthropomorphic fox, Fox McCloud is back in an aerial-only adventure akin to the original game.
A wonderful honor to all those that perished, and all those that remain.
How can you tell when the media is manipulating economic data to serve their own political agendas?
Captive offshore BPO centers may not be the best option for multinationals.
Roger Federer is the US Open 2006 winner beating Andy Roddick in the finals at Flushing Meadows.
Ohio State downed Texas in Austin. Air Force gambles against Tennessee. And Troy nearly shocks Florida State.
There was a lot of great college football this weekend but we’re here to talk about the best of the worst.
The Monza GP had some decent racing, but the real news happened off the track.