March 31, 2007 Archive

Sports

• Tank Johnson Fires Back At Probation Sentence

  Going around the sports world in 30 days, featuring Chris Simon, Tim Hardaway, and some sport called "rugby."

  Review in Sports — by Alessandro Nicolo — on Mar 31, 2007

Gaming

• PSP Review: M.A.C.H.

  A game no one heard of is one of the PSP's best.

  Review in Gaming — by Matt Paprocki — on Mar 31, 2007

• Nintendo Wii Review: Blazing Angels

  Flight games and the Wii are best friends forever.

  Review in Gaming — by Matt Paprocki — on Mar 31, 2007

Sci/Tech

• New Approach May Lower Drug Prices

  A new approach may lower the cost of drug manufacture.

  News in Sci/Tech — by John Vaccaro — on Mar 31, 2007

Video

• Movie Review: Blades of Glory

  Will Ferrell plays yet another conceited idiot who falls from grace. This time he's joined by Napoleon Dynamite.

  Review in Video — by Toni Schwartz — on Mar 31, 2007

• HD-DVD Review: Swordfish

  A quick action, low on thought thriller comes to HD-DVD in grand form.

  Review in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Mar 31, 2007

• Movie Review: Namesake

  Finally, a quality dramatic role for Kal Penn in a story millions can personally identify with.

  Review in Video — by Triniman — on Mar 31, 2007

• TV Review: House - "Top Secret"

  Bodily fluids aplenty in this revealing episode.

  Review in Video — by Diane Kristine Wild — on Mar 31, 2007

• American Idol: God's Own Sligh Sense of Humor

  God was going to be on the Idol Cares show, but Bono insisted on top billing.

  Satire in Video — by Chancelucky — on Mar 31, 2007

• Has South Park Finally Jumped The Shark?

  South Park continues to push boundaries. But is this art or desperation?

  Opinion in Video — by Daryl D — on Mar 31, 2007

Politics

• Saudi Arabian Initiative: Turning Suggestions into Reality

  It's time to find real solutions for peace between Israel and its neighbors.

  Opinion in Politics — by Liam Bailey — on Mar 31, 2007

• Arrogance, Irresponsibility and Greed - Hallmark of the Democrats

  Look, it's a spending bill. Let's load it up with pork! To hell with sound fiscal policy, past promises, peace in the Middle East and our troops!

  Opinion in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on Mar 31, 2007

• How Bloomberg Can Become President

  With his honesty and wealth, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg can revitalize American politics.

  Opinion in Politics — by Joel S. Hirschhorn — on Mar 31, 2007

Culture

• Let's Put On A Web Page!

  Putting on a show takes a lot more work than was ever seen in the movies.

  Opinion in Culture — by Richard Marcus — on Mar 31, 2007

• Theater Review: Gilgamesh and Man of La Mancha - Contemplation on War and Warriors

  March is the fourth anniversary of the Iraq War, so it is fitting that we think about war and warriors.

  Review in Culture — by Purple Tigress — on Mar 31, 2007

• Photo Report - Booming India’s Suicidal Farmers

  As big cities blossom, rural India finds itself in the grip of deprivation and despair.

  News in Culture — by Mayank Austen Soofi — on Mar 31, 2007

• Theater Review: Twelve Angry Men at the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles

  The National Tour of Roundabout's Broadway hit arrives back in Hollywood where the whole story started.

  Review in Culture — by Cristofer Gross — on Mar 31, 2007

Music

• Music Review: Deas Vail — All The Houses Look The Same

  Step two on my journey to discover Arkansas's music scene — Deas Vail.

  Review in Music — by Michael Jones — on Mar 31, 2007

• Daryl's Pop Music Hall of Fame: Alanis Morisette - "You Oughta Know"

  Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know" is one of the greatest singles ever released.

  Review in Music — by Daryl D — on Mar 31, 2007

• One Track Mind: Jaco Pastorius Big Band - "Barbary Coast"

  Jaco's pre-fame band brings out the best out of a song he later wrote for his better-known band.

  Review in Music — by Pico — on Mar 31, 2007

• Music Review: Angelique Kidjo’s - Djin Djin

  Her CD, Djin Djin is a welcome return for this musical queen. Angelique’s musical career looks ready for a boost.

  Review in Music — by Laron Cue — on Mar 31, 2007

• Music Review: Simply Red — Stay

  Simply Red's new album is nothing new under the sun, but it's at least worthy of seeing the light of day.

  Review in Music — by Michael Jones — on Mar 31, 2007

• Concert Review: Heaven & Hell - Winnipeg, MB, March 18, 2007

  Disappointing set list detracted from what could have been just Heaven for Heaven & Hell.

  Review in Music — by Triniman — on Mar 31, 2007

• Music Review: Indie Round-Up - Larsen, Heyman, Everybody Else, Assembly, Brooklyn Rep

  Heyman does more things on the drums in two and a half minutes than most drummers do in their band's whole set.

  Review in Music — by Jon Sobel — on Mar 31, 2007

• Music Review: Various Artists - Swamp Gold - Volume 8

  A nice combination of old and new, Southern country-pop with a added lagniappe of blues and zydeco.

  Review in Music — by Big Geez — on Mar 31, 2007

• Music Review: Leeroy Stagger - Depression River

  Powerful third CD by rising alt-country singer-songwriter.

  Review in Music — by Dave Lifton — on Mar 31, 2007

• Music Review: The Innocence Mission - We Walked In Song

  The gentle recluses of indie dream-folk return for another outing of reverent and floating vignettes on life.

  Review in Music — by David R Perry — on Mar 31, 2007

• Music Review: Grant-Lee Phillips: Strangelet

  Grant-Lee returns with what might be his finest album.

  Review in Music — by Tom Johnson — on Mar 31, 2007

• Music Review: Silkk the Shocker - Charge It 2 da Game

  More than cheap product and smart sales tactics.

  Review in Music — by Thomas Steenhagen — on Mar 31, 2007

Books

• Book Review The Incredible Book Eating Boy by Oliver Jeffers

  Henry loves eating books, especially red ones which are quite nice. He eats and eats book after book. Is there no stopping him?

  Review in Books — by Gina Ruiz — on Mar 31, 2007

• Book Review: Dangerous Game by Don Hollway

  Don Hollway's first novel is a ferocious combination of action and political unrest, capturing the struggles in Africa with visceral power.

  Review in Books — by Gray Hunter — on Mar 31, 2007

• Book Review: The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid

  Hamid treats us to an articulate narrator walking through and away from the American Dream.

  Review in Books — by Melita Teale — on Mar 31, 2007

• Book Review: Roxie and the Hooligans by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

  What do you do if you're buried in an avalanche? Roxie Warbler knows what to do in all kinds of situations...

  Review in Books — by Gina Ruiz — on Mar 31, 2007