March 18, 2010 Archive

Music

• Music Review: Annuals - Sweet Sister EP

  Annuals return with another indie blast for its "Sweet Sister" EP.

  Review in Music — by Tan The Man — on Mar 18, 2010

• Music Review: The Waves - Shock Horror

  Kimberley and Katrina wave hello!

  Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Mar 18, 2010

• Concert Review: David Aladashvili – A Georgian Evening at Carnegie Hall

  Some impressions of his debut at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall on February 8, 2010.

  Review in Music — by Ilona Oltuski — on Mar 18, 2010

• Five Bands Worth Checking Out Live

  With so much live music, how do you decide what's worth checking out? You read this of course!

  Opinion in Music — by Jonathan Sullivan — on Mar 18, 2010

• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inducts Reggae Superstar Jimmy Cliff

  A true legend and ambassador of reggae music honored by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

  News in Music — by Dascoop — on Mar 18, 2010

• Veil Veil Vanish Release New Record

  San Francisco indie band releases a new record of dark, '80s-tinged synth-pop.

  News in Music — by Scott Deitche — on Mar 18, 2010

• I Hear Sparks: Droids Attack - Must Destroy

  Worshippers of the Almighty Riff can't miss this one.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Mar 18, 2010

• Concert Review: Alkaline Trio in Providence, RI (3/14/10)

  Alkaline Trio getting older, like a fine wine.

  Review in Music — by Cindal Lee Heart — on Mar 18, 2010

• Music Review: Big Crazy Energy New York Band - Inspirations

  Jens Wendelboe's group knows no boundaries.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Mar 18, 2010

Video

• Movie Review: Alice in Wonderland (2010)

  Tim Burton transforms Lewis Carroll's fantasy tale into a visual treat

  Review in Video — by TYRONE S REID — on Mar 18, 2010

• TV Review: House, M.D. - "Black Hole"

  House and the team use cognitive pattern recognition to diagnose a young woman.

  Review in Video — by Barbara Barnett — on Mar 18, 2010

• DVD Review: Legacy: The Origins Of Civilization

  Do you want to learn more about the history of civilization?

  Review in Video — by T. Michael Testi — on Mar 18, 2010

• Movie Review: London to Brighton Modern Day Little Red Riding Hood

  An understated movie about some gruesome topics.

  Review in Video — by Mule — on Mar 18, 2010

• DVD Review: Dance and Be Fit: Cardio Mix

  Discovering physical and mental health in a three disc DVD set

  Review in Video — by Kerri Shadid — on Mar 18, 2010

• DVD Review: A Serious Man

  The latest offering from the Coen Brothers is one of 2009's most polarizing movies.

  Review in Video — by Daniel Terracina — on Mar 18, 2010

• American Idol: The Top 12 Results Are In

  Idol says goodbye to Lacey Brown, David Cook rocks out and the "Judges' Save" is in play this season.

  Review in Video — by Kirsten Coachman — on Mar 18, 2010

Politics

• Capitol Idea: Primary Danger

  Dennis Kucinich's words this week ring far beyond healthcare reform

  Opinion in Politics — by Scott Nance — on Mar 18, 2010

• Congress is Still a Rotten, Stinking Corpse

  Congress' latest attack on China is hypocritical, politically self-serving, and ultimately detrimental to our economic well-being.

  Opinion in Politics — by Kenn Jacobine — on Mar 18, 2010

Books

• Interview: New York Times Bestselling Author Kristin Hannah on Writing and Relationships

  Bestselling women's fiction author Kristin Hannah discusses her writing, the relationships between women, and being a not-so-secret geek.

  Interview in Books — by Christy Corp-Minamiji — on Mar 18, 2010

• Book Review: Cell by Stephen King

  Dramatically engrossing with well written, well rounded characters. The ending will frustrate a lot of people, however.

  Review in Books — by Ross Miller — on Mar 18, 2010

• Book Review: Lovesick by Jake Coburn

  One suffers from alcoholism. The other suffers from bulimia. Together they have to beat the odds.

  Review in Books — by Mel Odom — on Mar 18, 2010

• Book Review: The Landmark Herodotus: The Histories Edited by Robert B. Strassler

  This fully modern version of Herotodus is ancient history to lose yourself in.

  Review in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Mar 18, 2010

• Interview: Mystery Author and Law Professor Alafair Burke

  Author and lawyer Alafair Burke dishes on her newest novel, technology in crime, and cooking with wine.

  Interview in Books — by Christy Corp-Minamiji — on Mar 18, 2010

• Book Review: Conspiracy 365 January by Gabrielle Lord

  Callum Ormond has just become the most wanted 15-year-old fugitive ever - and he doesn't know why.

  Review in Books — by Mel Odom — on Mar 18, 2010

• Book Review: Strange Days Indeed: The 1970s: The Golden Days of Paranoia by Francis Wheen

  Were "apocalyptic dread and conspiratorial fever," not disco and platform shoes, the hallmark of the 1970s?

  Review in Books — by Tim Gebhart — on Mar 18, 2010

• Book Review: Jesus for the Non-Religious by John Shelby Spong

  Bishop asks tough questions in reconciling Christianity to the assault of fundamentalism and modern life.

  Review in Books — by Lynn Voedisch — on Mar 18, 2010

Sci/Tech

• Software Review: WP Shopping Pages From Lunatic Studios And Thomas Höfter

  Do you want to create a wide range of shopping pages for your word press website?

  Review in Sci/Tech — by T. Michael Testi — on Mar 18, 2010

Sports

• Reservations About Udrih and Hawes

  Are Beno Udrih and Spencer Hawes longterm starters for the Sacramento Kings?

  Opinion in Sports — by Alex Kramers — on Mar 18, 2010

Tastes

• You Had Me At Hello: The Whisky Podcasts of Richard Paterson

  Don't knock it back like a cowboy.

  Review in Tastes — by Kate Shea Kennon — on Mar 18, 2010