May 19, 2007 Archive

Politics

• Giuliani Gave Award To Terror Chief

  Giuliani talks like a terror warrior but there was a time when he welcomed terrorists to City Hall.

  News in Politics — by Mark Richard Adams — on May 19, 2007

• Yard Signs Solve the World's Problems

  Simplistic slogans are not an intelligent way to respond to complex problems.

  Opinion in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on May 19, 2007

• Smoking in the Free World

  Smoke-free subjugation is the wave of the future and democracy is to blame.

  Opinion in Politics — by Joe Harris — on May 19, 2007

• Liberal Politics: Pretense and Platitudes

  President Bush once again sent the Democrats running back to the Hill with their tail between their legs.

  Opinion in Politics — by Mike Green — on May 19, 2007

Music

• Music Review: Billy Currington - Doin Somethin' Right

  Currington shows off a little sexy and a little bit of something else in his sophomore country album.

  Review in Music — by Janine Macdonald — on May 19, 2007

• Music DVD Review: The Queers - The Queers Are Here

  With your not so ordinary household band name, The Queers have finally released their very first DVD.

  Review in Music — by Brian McConville — on May 19, 2007

• Music Review: The Doors - People are Strange

  A solid disc from a quintessential 60s band.

  Review in Music — by Patrick — on May 19, 2007

• Music Review: Cary Brothers - Who You Are

  A combination of brilliance and banality, Cary Brothers' Who You Are is far from flawless, but it's a solid debut.

  Review in Music — by Jason Middlekauff — on May 19, 2007

• Music Review: Billy Currington

  Billy Currington's debut album introduces fans to traditional country songs, sung in a smooth, velvety voice that could cut through butter.

  Review in Music — by Janine Macdonald — on May 19, 2007

• Interview: Band Of The Week — The Nick Black Band

  You never know when you'll be surfing the internet only to accidentally discover an eventual BOTW artist, now do you?

  Interview in Music — by Michael Jones — on May 19, 2007

• Music Review: The Backstreet Boys - Never Gone

  Once upon a time in the early 2000s, the Backstreet Boys were one of the biggest boy bands in the world.

  Review in Music — by Janine Macdonald — on May 19, 2007

Books

• Comics Review: DC Comics' 52, Week 36

  52, a weekly DC Comics series. This week, starring Supernova, Rip Hunter, Starfire, Lobo, Animal Man, Adam Strange, Osiris and Renee Montoya

  Review in Books — by Vichus Smith — on May 19, 2007

• Interview With Tim Green, Author of American Outrage

  "I hosted A Current Affair, which I like to think wasn't as sleazy as American Outrage..." - Author Tim Green

  Interview in Books — by Scott Butki — on May 19, 2007

• Book Review: The Complete Trailer Park Boys by Matthew Sibiga and Don Wininger

  This contents of this fanbook would better suited to a fansite.

  Review in Books — by Diane Kristine Wild — on May 19, 2007

• Book Review: The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid

  When so many voices are saying the same basic message over and over again, shouldn't we be paying attention?

  Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on May 19, 2007

• Book Review: The Student From Zombie Island by Michael J. Moorehead

  There’s a new student coming to class and no one is looking forward to it.

  Review in Books — by Jill Hart — on May 19, 2007

• Manga Review: Otsuka and Tajima’s MPD Psycho

  An over-the-top serial killer horror manga has its long-awaited U.S. debut.

  Review in Books — by Bill Sherman — on May 19, 2007

• Comic Book Review: Superman: Infinite Crisis by Joe Kelly, Marv Wolfman, Geoff Johns, Jeph Loeb, and Karl Kerschl

  Superman: Infinite Crisis shows Supermen of two worlds trading lives, and gives fitting tribute to the modern Superman era.

  Review in Books — by collectededitions — on May 19, 2007

Video

• Stephen Colbert is Fan-tastic

  Happy belated birthday, Stephen! It's been a good year. Here's to many more.

  Opinion in Video — by Amrita Rajan — on May 19, 2007

• DVD Review: The Plow that Broke the Plains and The River

  ...can The Plow that Broke the Plains and The River be viewed as artistic expression and recognized as propaganda at the same time?

  Review in Video — by C. Michael Bailey — on May 19, 2007

• Movie Review: Diggers

  A new movie that takes a heartfelt look at clam diggers on Long Island 30 years ago.

  Review in Video — by Josh Lasser — on May 19, 2007

• Casting Call: Restaurant Owners In Trouble Needed

  Restaurant owners in need of a serious pick-me-up can get tough love from Chef Ramsay.

  News in Video — by TV with MeeVee — on May 19, 2007

• A New TV Reality? Sanctuary Webisodes Online

  This is the new reality. A strong sci-fi story, seamless special effects, strong performances, and interaction by the fans.

  News in Video — by Gray Hunter — on May 19, 2007

• TV Review: Doctor Who - "The Lazarus Experiment" (WooWho #6)

  Doctor Who brings us a “mad scientist turns himself into monster” story!

  Review in Video — by Daniel Woolstencroft — on May 19, 2007

Sports

• Michael Vick Would've Been Better Off Being Cruel To Humans Or Using Steroids

  Vick will have punched a one-way ticket to Suspensionville if he was involved in dog fighting.

  News in Sports — by Sal Marinello — on May 19, 2007

• Suns/Spurs Ends With a Whimper That Begged For a Bang

  Game Six of the playoff series between the Spurs and Suns did little to erase Game Five's questions.

  Opinion in Sports — by Jared Wright — on May 19, 2007

• 2007 Preakness – Friday Update

  Friday's update and an additional odds line from Mike Watchmaker.

  News in Sports — by T. Michael Testi — on May 19, 2007