A short time with the latest Smash Bros. doesn't disappoint.
Dreamcast shooters finally make their introduction on Xbox Live Arcade.
Logan Ward and his family went back to the past to live in 1900, and learned many valuable lessons about living life.
Author and freelance editor Margot Finke talks about the difficulty of writing children's picture books.
An important addition to the aesthetic canon.
This fantasy series promises to be like no other series I've read before.
Trouble in the new South Africa.
A gifted writer locks himself in his apartment and creates worlds from within.
Leopold and Loeb sing for their supper.
No matter how you look at it, Live At The Glenn Gould Studio is great music.
Shore's soundtrack will forever be what plays through my mind as I re-read the books.
There is to be no post-ironic reinvention of Mr Mathis. Just a great songer, singing great songs.
On his first solo album, Gary Louris expands on the sound of the Jayhawks, adding blues, gospel, and a dash of psychedelia to the mix.
Strecker's background includes service with everyone from jazz stars Dizzy Gillespie and Jaco Pastorius to pop icons Madonna and Cher.
Finally, I am fed up with the Right’s “Barack as black boogey-man” argument because it plays only to the base of human nature -- fear.
Bland film, miserable HD transfer, and terrible extras. A rare HD miss for Disney.
A chancer is an opportunist. That pretty much sums up all the characters in this early Clive Owen vehicle.
A fun action movie lands on an impressive Blu-ray disc.
Thanks to CGI, and bombs left over from the TMK, the waterfront went up in a blaze of glory.
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