The Tokyo disc is the only one with any redeeming qualities.
The remastered production of I Robot is sure to reignite a new generation of audiophiles, while Eye In The Sky favors pop over prog.
... a hauntingly familiar LP that will grow on you if you give it a chance.
The next Dirty South Rap movement or another fly in the ointment?
Adam Balbo's self-released CD shows that record companies do sometimes know what they're doing.
Gifted songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tony Furtado's new disc, 13, and two previous compilations are reviewed.
Listening to Dept. of Good and Evil featuring Rachel Z is like eavesdropping on a conversation among intimates.
After four decades of writing and singing, he is still fresh and exciting.
This is real mature music for real music fans, as anyone with good hearing can’t help but be blown away by the beauty of this CD.
A great band, a great location, and great material -- what more could you ask for?
Camper Van Beethoven's Victor Krummenacher tells many tales of betrayal on this solid album.
A satirical piece, hopefully funny. This hasn't happened - yet.
Another look at the first ish of Joss Whedon’s comic book continuation of his coltishly popular horror action series.
A freelance writer infiltrates the ranks of the white-collar unemployed.
A leisurely magazine about gardening as a happy sanctuary.
The first issue of the superhero team book -- good, but not great. We'll see how it goes...
Staci Layne Wilson has provided the ultimate cinematic go-to guidebook that every ghost loving (or fearing) apparition aficionado should own.
A magical, lavishly illustrated story set in Florence, Italy.
Luisah Teish, spring cleaning, and returning to the source.
A picture book hide-and-seek game played in the night sky.
Writing books for young children is not so much a science as it is an art form, and Ed Baker has found the perfect formula.
A sumptuous visual feast of a collection by some of the finest animators and illustrators in the world.
C'mon over to the dark side, baby. Milt Rosenblum gives you one sweet ride.
The bearable lightness of being. Being Bodies illuminates women's lives and the human search for self-knowledge.
The key to commercial-quality retouching with Photoshop is to have the right balance of imagination, efficiency, and technique.
Swing your Wii like never before with a Tiger in your... hands.
Phil Collins is in this game. Too bad you can’t do drive-bys with him.
A dream-like release, complete with full online play for the full set of four turtles.
Let's review the hardware.
Until you have a voice, UR just another URL.
If you have a bad back & want to try Pilates, read this first!
Joost is a new way of watching TV on the internet, which uses new and established technologies to provide the best of both the internet and TV worlds.
Neither Rubin nor Zucker were keen on the idea of having Patrick ‘Road House’ Swayze play the part.
A narcissistic idiot who sings about defecation: what's not to love?
Sanjaya Malakar, fighting a steep uphill battle, is the Idol tour a possibility? Hicks fought and won, can Malakar believe?
Andy Barker PI has the elements that I like in a comedy - good writing, good acting and most importantly, it is funny.
Sandra Bullock does her best to keep this one on the rails.
It's a gut check movie for married and single folk alike.
The Black Donnellys is intelligent and at times brilliant. How long before it gets canceled?
Revolutions is a fitting resolution to a monumental trilogy.
Margaret Kerry, the reference model for Tinker Bell, discusses her character and the making of Disney's Peter Pan.
A coalition government may be the best bet for Somalis.
The Pakistani president is in deep political waters after sacking the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
For Arabs, everything revolves around relationships with family. That's where the problem starts.
If you've almost done so many things, why not break the cycle now?
Deena Metzger posed some questions 20 years ago that rocked post-feminist sensibilities. This woman asks some dangerous questions.
Ed, a deliciously creepy bolt of jealousy, lopes about his father's suburban kingdom like a modern Richard III.
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