articles published on February 25, 2007 Archive

All articles published on February 25, 2007

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American Idol: Weapon of Mass Consumption
Love it, hate it, or ignore it -- you cannot escape the creature that is American Idol.

Opinion in Video — by Ray Ellis — on Feb 25, 2007
Movie Review: An Inconvenient Truth
Despite being a PowerPoint presentation the producers and the director manage to make it into a completely engrossing and captivating presentation.

Review in Video — by David Desjardins — on Feb 25, 2007
A Look into My Oscars Crystal Ball
Who deserves to win - who got snubbed - and who should go home empty-handed.

Opinion in Video — by Brandon Valentine — on Feb 25, 2007
Movie Review: Because I Said So
Don't see this in theatres because I said so.

Review in Video — by El Bicho — on Feb 25, 2007
Movie Review: The Messengers
The Messengers fail to deliver.

Review in Video — by El Bicho — on Feb 25, 2007
Oscar Night: The Not-So Usual Suspects
The Heloise system.

Opinion in Video — by Heloise — on Feb 25, 2007
TV Review: Independent Lens - "Hip-Hop: Behind the Beats and Rhymes"
A documentary that breaks down hip-hop town.

Review in Video — by Ray Ellis — on Feb 25, 2007
Saying Goodbye to TV's The O.C.
It may be over, but thanks to DVDs, this show will live on in my household forever.

Opinion in Video — by writnkitten — on Feb 25, 2007

Music Review: Machine & the Synergetic Nuts - Leap Second Neutral
It's almost Jazz Month here at Blogcritics. Here's some highly recommended almost-jazz music.

Review in Music — by Pico — on Feb 25, 2007
Music Review: Killswitch Engage - As Daylight Dies
The newest release from the Massachusetts-based quintet does not stray far from the formula they helped perfect.

Review in Music — by Jerry Rojas — on Feb 25, 2007
Music Review: Pat Metheny and The Heath Brothers - The Move To The Groove Session
Trying to Move the Metheny's Groove.

Review in Music — by Michael Neal Morris — on Feb 25, 2007
RIP: Ian Wallace, King Crimson drummer
Half of the Islands lineup has passed on now.

News in Music — by Tom Johnson — on Feb 25, 2007
Concert Review: Thomas Mapfumo & The Blacks Unlimited
I sought in vain to find some parallel with Muslim culture...

Review in Music — by Bird of Paradise — on Feb 25, 2007

Nuts In Space? NASA Has The Solution
Get the duct tape and bungee cords out!

Satire in Sci/Tech — by Simon Barrett — on Feb 25, 2007

Book Review: Jesus Land by Julia Scheeres
A story of abuse: physical, emotional and sexual abuse.

Review in Books — by Baritone — on Feb 25, 2007
Graphic Novel Review : Beowulf by Gareth Hinds
Hinds makes us aware of the fickle nature of life using the story of the rise and fall of a great warrior.

Review in Books — by Sibin Mohan — on Feb 25, 2007
Audio Book Review - Rogue Angel: Destiny by Alex Archer
The power comes from the sound-effects and background music that encompasses the story and gives it a movie-like quality.

Review in Books — by T. Michael Testi — on Feb 25, 2007
Book Review: Triple Cross by Kit Ehrman
In the end it all comes down to the stretch run, and in this regard, Triple Cross is a winner.

Review in Books — by Mysterious Reviews — on Feb 25, 2007
Book Review: On Basilisk Station by David Weber
Honor Harrington is simply the best military-science fiction naval series out there. Welcome aboard!

Review in Books — by Mel Odom — on Feb 25, 2007

Washington's War Against Terrorists - Second Thoughts in Europe
Europeans condemn American disregard for human rights in the hunt for terrorists.

News in Politics — by Richard Marcus — on Feb 25, 2007
To The Name-Dropping "In" Crowd: Shut Up Already
The Obama-Hillary Over-Talk Contest is out of control.

Opinion in Politics — by Heloise — on Feb 25, 2007

Meeting Miss Moo
Who amongst us doesn't have a writing mentor? Today, I thanked mine.

Opinion in Culture — by Glen Boyd — on Feb 25, 2007
The Truth about Shark Attacks
Any environment with wildlife has its risks. Being smart and aware of the dangers can make a sea of difference.

News in Culture — by J Jordan — on Feb 25, 2007
Theater Review: Ship of Fools at Theatre 503 in London
Albrecht Durer in his woodcuts crammed a forest of allegorical detail. Andrew Bovell fills his stage with a thicket of ideas and comparisons.

Review in Culture — by Natalie Bennett — on Feb 25, 2007
The Art of Small Talk
Being well versed in the area of small talk is not just important for businesspeople; it’s a skill that everyone can benefit from.

Opinion in Culture — by J Jordan — on Feb 25, 2007