March 27, 2008 Archive

Video

• Movie Review: 21

  21 -- finally, a blueprint for outsmarting Vegas!

  Review in Video — by Colin Boyd — on Mar 27, 2008

• Movie Review: Containment - Life After Three Mile Island

  Containment’s raw footage provides those interested with a glimpse into the accident and its impact.

  Review in Video — by Brandon Valentine — on Mar 27, 2008

• DVD Review: Lost Highway

  David Lynch's disturbing film finally makes it to DVD.

  Review in Video — by Tony Dayoub — on Mar 27, 2008

• Movie Review: Run Fatboy Run

  Shaun of the Dead star Simon Pegg proves his love for Thandie Newton one chafed nipple at a time.

  Review in Video — by Colin Boyd — on Mar 27, 2008

• An Interview with Stop-Loss Director Kimberly Peirce

  Kimberly Peirce talks about her new film.

  Interview in Video — by Diana Saenger — on Mar 27, 2008

• Movie Review: Juno

  A game cast will win you over in a sharp if slightly artificial story about a cheerfully knocked up girl.

  Review in Video — by Steven van Lijnden — on Mar 27, 2008

• DVD Review: Steep

  Extreme skiing, anyone?

  Review in Video — by Josh Lasser — on Mar 27, 2008

• Reality TV Casting Call Weekly Wrap-Up: CW's 13, Paris' New Best Friend, Big Brother Open Casting Calls, BET's Room Remix and More!

  Lots of opportunities this week -- check them out!

  News in Video — by RealityWanted — on Mar 27, 2008

• DVD Review: Dr Seuss' Horton Hears A Who! (Deluxe Edition) (1970)

  You can see Horton hear a Who.

  Review in Video — by Gordon S. Miller — on Mar 27, 2008

• Movie Review: Drillbit Taylor

  The only good parts of Drillbit Taylor are references to other films.

  Review in Video — by Cinema Sentries — on Mar 27, 2008

• TV Review: American Idol - Top Ten Results

  Kimberley Locke and the Top 10 Results Show

  Review in Video — by Tracy Leigh Ritts — on Mar 27, 2008

Music

• Music Review: The Wilders - Someone's Got To Pay

  A talented, skilled, and passionate band who know how to bring great music to life.

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Mar 27, 2008

• Music Review: The Black Crowes - Warpaint

  The Black Crowes recover their musical mojo and rediscover their own voice on the distinctly downhome sounding Warpaint.

  Review in Music — by Glen Boyd — on Mar 27, 2008

• What to Make Of Nine Inch Nails' Ghosts I-IV

  Do you have a vision for the untitled instrumentals of Nine Inch Nails' "Ghosts I-IV"?

  Opinion in Music — by Mark Sahm — on Mar 27, 2008

• Music Review: twelve34 - The Only Cure

  The Great White North delivers another solid band.

  Review in Music — by Scott Deitche — on Mar 27, 2008

• Concert Review: Bruce Springsteen - Columbus, Ohio, March 24, 2008

  Life lessons and Bruce Springsteen - Bruce Springsteen's show on Monday night was the perfect life lesson for a dad and his daughter.

  Review in Music — by Gary D. Benz — on Mar 27, 2008

• Music Review: Top 50 Albums of 2007 Pt. IV (11-20)

  The ten best albums are yet to be unveiled, but these ten here are nothing to sneeze at either. What a year...

  Review in Music — by Jonathan Medina — on Mar 27, 2008

Books

• Author Interview: Kim Harrison

  "The term urban fantasy has recently become popular, which suits me just fine. "

  Interview in Books — by Lisa Damian — on Mar 27, 2008

• Book Review: Stranger in Paradise by Robert B. Parker

  The new Jesse Stone book delivers fast pacing and interesting characters as Stone encounters the deadliest man he's ever faced.

  Review in Books — by Mel Odom — on Mar 27, 2008

• Book Review: American Cream by Catherine Tudish

  If wishes were horses, they'd be American Creams.

  Review in Books — by Nancy Fontaine — on Mar 27, 2008

• Book Review: Howl - A Collection of the Best Contemporary Dog Wit by Editors of The Bark

  Howl has a lot of bark but not much bite, and contains a few entertaining stories as well as some turds.

  Review in Books — by writnkitten — on Mar 27, 2008

• Book Review: Amy, Amy, Amy - The Amy Winehouse Story by Nick Johnstone

  The prospect of writing an unauthorized biography becomes even riskier when the subject is somebody as volatile as Amy Winehouse.

  Review in Books — by Jordan Richardson — on Mar 27, 2008

• Book Review: Willing by Scott Spencer

  Scott Spencer's latest novel provides a dreamy and bizarre look at longing, desire, and loss.

  Review in Books — by Kevin Eagan — on Mar 27, 2008

• Book Review: The Big Wheel by Bruce Thomas

  One reader takes a look back at Bruce Thomas' The Big Wheel.

  Review in Books — by Eric Dennis — on Mar 27, 2008

• Book Review: My Brother Michael by Mary Stewart

  No one does it better than Mary Stewart when it comes to classic romantic suspense.

  Review in Books — by Katie Trattner — on Mar 27, 2008

Sci/Tech

• Product Review - Spyder3 Elite From Datacolor

  A quality monitor calibrator with support for multiple monitors and projectors.

  Review in Sci/Tech — by T. Michael Testi — on Mar 27, 2008

• Dan Nied's Fortress of Weight Loss: Day 91

  The look.

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Dan Nied — on Mar 27, 2008

Sports

• Ken Griffey, Jr. And Baseball's Untainted Memories

  The greatness is in his integrity of the game.

  Opinion in Sports — by Anthony Tobis — on Mar 27, 2008

Politics

• Catholics Are Right about Britain's Human Fertilization and Embryology Bill

  Catholic leaders and ministers in Britain are sounding the warning bell regarding the Human Fertilization and Embryology Bill. Will the future of human society benefit from this warning?

  Opinion in Politics — by Mark Edward Manning — on Mar 27, 2008

• The Democrats Form a Circular Firing Squad

  The Democratic presidential contenders would do well to stop shooting at each other and take aim at the real opposition.

  Opinion in Politics — by Barbara Barnett — on Mar 27, 2008

Culture

• "We Shan't Really Die"

  We tell ourselves that we can't die before we've accumulated our fair share of earthly possessions. Is that the reason we can't accept nature or death?

  Opinion in Culture — by Mark Edward Manning — on Mar 27, 2008

• Theatre Review (LA): Mask by Mann, Weil, and Phelan

  Allen E. Read's voice is enough reason to see this version of the inspiring story of a disfigured teenager, with songs by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil.

  Review in Culture — by Robert Machray — on Mar 27, 2008

• Getting Ready for Passover

  It's not too early to be thinking about Passover.

  Opinion in Culture — by Miriam — on Mar 27, 2008

• The Delusion of a Heavenly Marriage

  We preferred to pretend our troubles were only in our imagination and that there was absolutely nothing wrong with our marriages.

  Opinion in Culture — by Heartcrossings — on Mar 27, 2008