August 15, 2009 Archive

Video

• Movie Review: District 9

  Not an enjoyable place to visit.

  Review in Video — by The Masked Movie Snobs — on Aug 15, 2009

• Movie Review: District 9

  Alien refugees and a world government organization collide in a gritty science fiction, action filled saga.

  Review in Video — by Tall Writer — on Aug 15, 2009

• TV Review: Eureka - "Ship Happens"

  Henry has a blast from the past.

  Review in Video — by NancyGail — on Aug 15, 2009

• DVD Review: Race to Witch Mountain

  Race to Witch Mountain, but don’t stop to buy this DVD!

  Review in Video — by The Masked Movie Snobs — on Aug 15, 2009

• Movie Review: Inglourious Basterds

  Filled with iconic characters, brilliant performances, superb dialogue, expertly chosen music, and just the right amount of blood and carnage.

  Review in Video — by Ross Miller — on Aug 15, 2009

• Movie Review: District 9 Is Seriously That Good

  District 9 lives up to all of the hype. Yes, it's that good.

  Review in Video — by Glen Boyd — on Aug 15, 2009

• DVD Review: Demon Warriors

  Makes about as much sense as driving with your buttocks.

  Review in Video — by Luigi Bastardo — on Aug 15, 2009

Music

• Music Review: Les Paul and Chet Atkins - Chester and Lester

  Les Paul is gone but his music lives on.

  Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Aug 15, 2009

• Music Review: Johnny Winter - Woodstock Experience

  A review of Johnny Winter's Woodstock Experience

  Review in Music — by Cody Conard — on Aug 15, 2009

• Verse Chorus Verse: R.E.M. - "Laughing"

  The sound of laughter ringing in my ears...

  Review in Music — by Josh Hathaway — on Aug 15, 2009

• Music Review: Landmine Marathon - Rusted Eyes Awake

  Prosthetic Records reissues a work of pure thrash awesomeness.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Aug 15, 2009

• Music Review: Nitin Sawhney – London Undersound

  Nitin Sawhney’s latest work is a riveting soundscape.

  Review in Music — by Justin Handley — on Aug 15, 2009

• Music Review: Mount Eerie - Wind's Poem

  Wind's Poem can be both soothing and disconcerting.

  Review in Music — by Patrick Taylor — on Aug 15, 2009

• New Radiohead Coming As Soon As This Monday?

  All signs point to yes.

  News in Music — by Glen Boyd — on Aug 15, 2009

Sports

• Strikeforce - Carano vs. Cyborg: Quick Thoughts

  Cris Cyborg's coronation can't create a classic for Strikeforce.

  News in Sports — by Matt DeTura — on Aug 15, 2009

• Tiger's Lead Downgraded To "Still Kinda Unreachable"

  Unless the names "Padraig Harrington and Y.E. Yang" strike fear into his Cylonic heart.

  News in Sports — by Matthew T. Sussman — on Aug 15, 2009

Books

• Conceptual Fiction: More Than Human by Theodore Sturgeon

  Are the main characters in Theodore Sturgeon's More Than Human just social outcasts or the next stage in human evolution?

  Review in Books — by Ted Gioia — on Aug 15, 2009

• Book Review: The Angel's Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafon and Lucia Graves

  A gothic mystery for those who love books and reading.

  Review in Books — by Nancy Fontaine — on Aug 15, 2009

• Book Review: Fixing Forever Broken by Tamara Lyon

  Can one thoughtless act between childhood sweethearts fix their adult loving relationship?

  Review in Books — by Regis Schilken — on Aug 15, 2009

• Sylvan Dell Publishing Launches Free E-Book Trial

  Premier educational picture book publisher Sylvan Dell Publishing unveils an amazing, no-strings free trial program for their new e-books.

  News in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Aug 15, 2009

Culture

• Fashion Freedom Flows in Only One Direction

  When a theme park banned briefs for men while making no such demand on females, they furthered society's prejudice against the male form.

  Opinion in Culture — by Mark Edward Manning — on Aug 15, 2009

• Octomom Comes To Her Senses

  Octomom deserves kindness and forgiveness from the public, her family, and the media that loves to hang her!

  Opinion in Culture — by Heather Hogan — on Aug 15, 2009

• The Greatest Liberation Of Women

  How Muhammed (PBUH) set out in the sixth century to change the way women were treated.

  Opinion in Culture — by ismailjabaar — on Aug 15, 2009

• Theater Reviews (NYC): Willy Nilly and MoM at the Fringe

  A band of suburban moms unexpectedly achieve the musical success that eluded Charles Manson.

  Review in Culture — by Jon Sobel — on Aug 15, 2009