September 13, 2007 Archive

Music

• The Starting Line and The Almost Hit the Road

  Featuring pop-punk and rock up-and-comers Paramore, The Starting Line, and The Almost, this is one fall tour you don't want to miss.

  News in Music — by Kate C. Harding — on Sep 13, 2007

• Music DVD Review: Marvin Gaye - Greatest Hits: Live In '76

  "It's star time Ladies and Gentlemen. Are you ready for the man? Ladies and Gentlemen...Marvin Gaye!"

  Review in Music — by Glen Boyd — on Sep 13, 2007

• Music Review: Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman & Howe, Earthworks, Keith Richards, Phil Varone, and Dan Mahar

  Another round up of rock and metal in this week's Marty's Musical Meltdown.

  Review in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Sep 13, 2007

• New Album Releases, 9-11-2007: 50 Cent, Kanye West, Kenny Chesney

  There's a new album from Kanye West, the whiningest little bitch in the land.

  News in Music — by Al Barger — on Sep 13, 2007

• Music Review: Colbie Caillat - Coco

  Let the warm breeze blow and the fruity rum flow; Colbie Caillat is here to extend your summer.

  Review in Music — by Jeff Martin — on Sep 13, 2007

• Music Review: Ministry - The Last Sucker

  This Ministry is closing its doors, for good, on the suckers.

  Review in Music — by Chris Beaumont — on Sep 13, 2007

• Music Review: Mickey Hart & Zakir Hussain - Global Drum Project

  This is music at its purest and most direct, and it will speak to places inside of you that you didn't even know existed

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Sep 13, 2007

• Music Review: Burning Brides - Hang Love

  Catch Burning Brides just about anywhere in North America, as their tour has them zig zaging from Canada to Cali!

  Review in Music — by Laron Cue — on Sep 13, 2007

• Comedy Review: Michael Ian Black - I Am a Wonderful Man

  Very funny showcase of Black's sardonic wit.

  Review in Music — by Chris Beaumont — on Sep 13, 2007

• Music Review: June - Make It Blur

  Pop punk rockers June return to an increasingly crowded pop punk arena with their sophomore album Make It Blur.

  Review in Music — by Brian McConville — on Sep 13, 2007

• Music Review: Miles Davis - The Complete 'On The Corner' Sessions

  Miles Davis takes his music to the streets and leaves most of his fanbase at the time behind in the process.

  Review in Music — by Pico — on Sep 13, 2007

Video

• DVD Review: Bones - The Complete Second Season

  Good enough to watch, but not good enough to own.

  Review in Video — by Gordon S. Miller — on Sep 13, 2007

• DVD Review: Roving Mars

  A spectacularly filmed and animated documentary about a successful mission to Mars.

  Review in Video — by Damian Penny — on Sep 13, 2007

• DVD Review: The TV Set

  Superb cast performance in this portrayal of network television.

  Review in Video — by Betty Wong — on Sep 13, 2007

• Movie Review: Self-Medicated

  Teenage rebellion has never looked so exaggerated and banal.

  Review in Video — by Greg Hard — on Sep 13, 2007

• Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Zaccharra's Threat Still Felt, Patrick and Robin Call it Quits

  Liz and Lucky's love life fizzles, Robin and Patrick call it quits.

  Review in Video — by Connie Phillips — on Sep 13, 2007

• DVD Review: The Land Unknown

  Far from the best Universal has to offer, but there's fair sci-fi to be found.

  Review in Video — by Matt Paprocki — on Sep 13, 2007

• Movie Review: Eastern Promises

  Good performances bring a gritty film about the Russian criminal subculture in London to life.

  Review in Video — by Gerald Wright — on Sep 13, 2007

• DVD Review: Ugly Betty - The Complete First Season

  Ugly Betty cleans up well on DVD.

  Review in Video — by Alyse Wax — on Sep 13, 2007

• My Boys Will Return for a Second Season

  The only problem fans now have is the question, “who did P.J. bring to Italy?”

  News in Video — by Mary K. Williams — on Sep 13, 2007

• DVD Review: The Prestige

  Nolan, the director of Memento and Insomnia, gets great performances here from Jackman, Bale and Caine.

  Review in Video — by Blake Matthews — on Sep 13, 2007

• DVD Review: Keith Richards: Under Review

  This is highly recommend for anyone who loves music, loves the history behind the music, or just wants to be entertained for a couple hours.

  Review in Video — by T. Michael Testi — on Sep 13, 2007

• Random Emmy Picks – Even Better Than the Real Thing?

  A random number generator has as much chance of picking the winners as the pros.

  Opinion in Video — by Diane Kristine Wild — on Sep 13, 2007

• DVD Review: The Food of the Gods

  MGM's Midnite Movies are back with this lame taste.

  Review in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Sep 13, 2007

• TV Review: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

  Even though it is wrong, this crass show is often right.

  Review in Video — by Josh Lasser — on Sep 13, 2007

• DVD Review: City of Violence - Two Disc Ultimate Edition

  I give The City of Violence an 8 for fights and a 2 for plot strength.

  Review in Video — by Gordon S. Miller — on Sep 13, 2007

Books

• Book Review: Funny Business - Moguls, Mobsters, Megastars, And the Mad, Mad World of the Ad Game by Allen Rosenshine

  An amusing collection of stories from the world of advertising.

  Review in Books — by Gordon S. Miller — on Sep 13, 2007

• Book Review: The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz

  Readers have been expecting Junot Diaz's debut novel for more than a decade. Was it worth the wait?

  Review in Books — by Ted Gioia — on Sep 13, 2007

• Book Review: Nighttime Digital Photography With Adobe Photoshop CS3 By John Carucci

  If you want to get into nighttime photography, then Nighttime Digital Photography With Adobe Photoshop CS3 is a very good start.

  Review in Books — by T. Michael Testi — on Sep 13, 2007

Sci/Tech

• Software Review – Adobe Photoshop Plug-in Plug-In Suite 3: PhotoFrame Pro 3.1 From onOne Software

  If you have the need to add framing around your images then PhotoFrame Pro will give you unlimited possibilities.

  Review in Sci/Tech — by T. Michael Testi — on Sep 13, 2007

• Relief From Nighttime Dust Mite Attacks

  Why allergy symptoms are brought on by Dermatophagoides farinae Hughes and what you can do to improve your sleep.

  Review in Sci/Tech — by Amanda Bittle — on Sep 13, 2007

• Ambrosia's iToner Makes iPhone Ringtones Easy... For Now

  Ambrosia Software's iToner lets you load custom ringtones onto your iPhone without paying per ringtone.

  Review in Sci/Tech — by Phillip Winn — on Sep 13, 2007

• Countdown to 165: Weeks 12-13 - Resetting the Target

  My entire endgame disappeared overnight. Can I continue on pace after being set adrift?

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Phillip Winn — on Sep 13, 2007

Gaming

• Sony PSP Review: Jeanne d'Arc

  A stunning must-have strategy RPG exclusive to the PSP.

  Review in Gaming — by Ken Edwards — on Sep 13, 2007

• Gamebryo Engine Gets Wii Support

  Those Wii Oblivion rumors you've heard? Yeah, they're about to come back big time.

  News in Gaming — by Brian Szabelski — on Sep 13, 2007

• Does Nintendo Really Care About The Core Gamer?

  Is there real concern, or is it just all a bunch of hot air?

  Opinion in Gaming — by Brian Szabelski — on Sep 13, 2007

• Sony PSP Review: Hot Brain

  Hot Brain is a "cool" mind exercise for those with no attention span.

  Review in Gaming — by Ryan Thompson — on Sep 13, 2007

• Xbox Live Arcade Review: Sonic the Hedgehog 2

  Another classic from Sega comes to Xbox Live Arcade, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 - classic 2-D speed.

  Review in Gaming — by Ryan Thompson — on Sep 13, 2007

Sports

• Miami Dolphins: So Much for Being Undefeated

  Don't worry, 1972 Dolphins. You won't be upstaged this year.

  Opinion in Sports — by J Jordan — on Sep 13, 2007

• BGSU Football Mulls Over Michigan State Loss During Bye Week

  BG couldn't duplicate its effort against Minnesota, but its loss wasn't a major disappointment.

  Opinion in Sports — by Zach Baker — on Sep 13, 2007

• RJ's NFL Picks, Week Two

  Now with zero trans fat!

  News in Sports — by RJ Elliott — on Sep 13, 2007

Culture

• God Really Did Create Adam and Steve

  A formative superstition still lurks in the heart of the temple.

  Opinion in Culture — by Jon Sobel — on Sep 13, 2007