On her second album, Minnie Driver proves herself to be a talented singer/songwriter, improving on her already impressive debut.
Lines formed around the block to hear the music of Dirty Projectors and Lucky Dragons at the Whitney Museum.
Phillips's writing combined soulful sophistication with the anything-is-possible musical ethos of the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Mix and match masters are best of a mixed bag of Japanese indie cuts.
Edward Hopper and DBR make for a potent combination.
A singer/songwriter blues album?
I think I finally know what all the fuss is about now.
Until his death in 2001, Chet Atkins pretty much owned Nashville, with a peerless run as performer, composer, and producer.
Chris Cornell mixes it up. He even covers a Michael Jackson classic.
It's a big chunk of joyous music-making, passionate enough to change a person's mind about jazz.
The Two Gallants new EP release entitled The Scenery of Farewell is an outstanding acoustic offering. Hard Edgy Folk!
Alex Rodriguez should pull in an excessively large fortune this offseason...shouldn't he?
In regards to Bud Selig and Barry Bonds: "The leads are weak? YOU'RE WEAK! Take a stance or hit the bricks, pal!"
The dynamic of domestic violence is a complicated one. Is Eaton an abuser, abused, or some combination of the two?
Chelsea starts: "Maybe if I write a book I it will save my life."
Readers will feel as though they were taken on a private political tour by a President.
A realistic approach that works with the American diet.
A new comic mag collection debuts – packed with web comic URLs.
Marivaux's intricate game of deceit gets a new rendering in a beautiful production directed by Dominque Serrand.
Three classes of society seem to keep many "stuck in the middle" like the famous Stealer's Wheel song goes.
Art Linkletter's campaign against the counterculture.
Rarely seen and rarely acted on - help the tearful!
Maybe we are all sinners and guilty of something, but there are some who are guiltier than others.
Ann looks at the summer phenomenon of yard sales: the archaeology of modern life.
A physics simulation, a two-handed challenge, and a big-budget epic update for a childhood classic.
A game we'll look back on as a stepping stone towards better storytelling in a conventional design.
A quirky DS effort that's showing some enormous potential.
A decent date flick with a predictable but well-played plot.
For a ghoulishly good time...
Something evil is afoot on the night shift.
Like a dorsal fin headed for Amity Island, it's that time again.
A new batch of visual temptations.
Joe Rogan of NewsRadio and Fear Factor fame bores with this 'not that funny' comedy special.
Having grown up on TV shows like Davey and Goliath and Gumby, stop motion animation is an enjoyable form of storytelling for me.
It's time to move on from Imagineer Quest 2007... let's start a new pledge drive!
New weekend, new movies to see.
The argument that many of those uninsured 'choose' to be uninsured is an amazing piece of smoke and mirror agit-prop.
What to do when the scale doesn't show quite what you'd hoped for.
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