February 6, 2011 Archive

Video

• TV Review: Who Do You Think You Are - Season Premiere

  Vanessa Williams Shares discoveries About Her Family's Past

  Review in Video — by xoxoxoe — on Feb 06, 2011

• Blu-ray Review: It's Kind of a Funny Story

  Barely funny, intermittently moving and almost totally unsuccessful.

  Review in Video — by Dusty Somers — on Feb 06, 2011

• DVD Review: Open Season 3

  Boog and Elliot are back and on a boring adventure with the circus...

  Review in Video — by Fitz — on Feb 06, 2011

• DVD Review: Glee Season 2 Volume 1

  The Glee Season 2 Volume 1 DVD is a little spare on special features, but the episodes are great.

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Feb 06, 2011

• TV Review: Grey's Anatomy Gets Trendy

  Grey's Anatomy addressed many ongoing arcs, while pandering to twitter, and allowing McKidd his directing debut.

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Feb 06, 2011

Culture

• From Blizzard to Beach Part II: Riviera Nayarit Awaits

  Part II of a personal travel blog: a week on Banderas Bay in Nuevo Vallarta

  Opinion in Culture — by Barbara Barnett — on Feb 06, 2011

• One True Love Story for Valentine's Day

  George and Pearl's final scene will melt your heart.

  Opinion in Culture — by Luanne Stevenson — on Feb 06, 2011

• Digital Strategy through Innovation – Why Its Practice Should Mirror a Coral Reef

  An environment that truly supports innovation in digital strategy planning should operate like the zooxanthellae, coral, and parrot fish, not competing but collaborating.

  Opinion in Culture — by Peter Sabbagh — on Feb 06, 2011

• Why the Mayan Calendar Ends at 2012

  The end of the world will not happen without some sort of cataclysmic catalyst — such as Sarah Palin's presidency.

  Satire in Culture — by Luigi Bastardo — on Feb 06, 2011

Books

• Interview: Frank Edwards, Author of Final Mercy

  Lovers of Medical Thrillers will want to meet and get to know a bit more about Frank Edwards!

  Interview in Books — by April Pohren — on Feb 06, 2011

• Book Review: Lily of the Nile by Stephanie Dray

  Step into Ancient Rome in this intriguing new novel.

  Review in Books — by Amanda — on Feb 06, 2011

• Book Review: She Was Aye Workin’: Memories of Tenement Women in Edinburgh and Glasgow by Helen Clark and Elizabeth Carnegie

  Women by hard labour and careful calculation held together lives that today we'd consider near impossible.

  Review in Books — by Natalie Bennett — on Feb 06, 2011

• Book Review: The Best of Adventure: Volume One, 1910-1912, Edited by Doug Ellis

  A stellar collection of adventure fiction from the long-running pulp mag’s first two years.

  Review in Books — by Bill Sherman — on Feb 06, 2011

• Book Review: Japan At War: An Oral History by Haruko Taya Cook and Theodore F. Cook

  Japan At War presents each interviewee as individuals, not mere talking heads pontificating about nationalism or Communism or whichever ism serves them.

  Review in Books — by Jessica Schneider — on Feb 06, 2011

• Book Review: No Cure for the Broken Hearted by Kenneth Rosenberg

  "Only the truth will set you free."

  Review in Books — by Leslie Wright — on Feb 06, 2011

• Book Review: My New iPad: A User's Guide by Wallace Wang

  Guide to making the most of the iPad experience.

  Review in Books — by Jack Goodstein — on Feb 06, 2011

Sports

• UAB Student to Run 500 Miles to Fight Global Hunger

  Joseph Henry will run from the White House in Washington, D.C. to Canada to support the World Food Programme.

  Interview in Sports — by William Lambers — on Feb 06, 2011

Politics

• The Riddle of Egypt

  Egyptian opposition rejects claims of progress

  News in Politics — by Not Available — on Feb 06, 2011

• Ronald Reagan: The Model of Moderate Libertarianism

  There may never be another Reagan but his example shows the way for libertarian Republicans to change the party.

  Opinion in Politics — by Dave Nalle — on Feb 06, 2011

• Arizona Immigration Activists Urge Bud Light Boycott

  Activists say immigrants buy Bud Light then the owners use profits to support anti-immigrant legislation.

  News in Politics — by Tim Paynter — on Feb 06, 2011

Gaming

• PlayStation Network Review: The Undergarden

  Pretty but pointless.

  Review in Gaming — by J.J.S. Boyce — on Feb 06, 2011

Music

• Two Turntables and a Microphone: A Mixtape of Classic Rap

  Not a rap fan? Try these standout tracks and become a hip hop convert.

  Opinion in Music — by Kit O'Toole — on Feb 06, 2011

• I Hear Sparks: Wires Under Tension - Light Science

  Notions of sound and pressure.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Feb 06, 2011

• New Does It Offend You, Yeah? Album Finally Out in March

  The long-awaited DIOYY album is finally available for pre-order and will be available in March 2011

  News in Music — by Emm — on Feb 06, 2011

• Music Review: La Boheme

  1958 Metropolitan Opera, La Boh?me remastered

  Review in Music — by Jack Goodstein — on Feb 06, 2011

• Interview: Pianist/Composer David Lanz - An In-Depth Look at Liverpool: Re-Imagining the Beatles

  The Grammy-nominated pianist delves deep into his exploration of the Beatles songbook.

  Interview in Music — by The Other Chad — on Feb 06, 2011

• Come What(ever) May

  Discussing the fate of two of the biggest hard rock bands in the world by breaking down one interview.

  Opinion in Music — by Michael Melchor — on Feb 06, 2011

• Music Review: Susan McKeown - Singing In The Dark

  Spectacular singing, great music, intelligent lyrics and supporting a good cause - what more could you want?

  Review in Music — by Richard Marcus — on Feb 06, 2011

• Music Reviews: Barren Earth, Earth, Hurtsmile, Made of Hate, Whispers of Fate, The Pretty Reckless

  A surprise, a disappointment and some decent music.

  Review in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Feb 06, 2011