February 28, 2011 Archive

Video

• InHouse: "Two Stories"

  The InHouse app's "Two Stories" update.

  Review in Video — by Mindy Peterman — on Feb 28, 2011

• DVD Review: Napoleon and Love

  Napoleon in love and in love and in love and. . . .

  Review in Video — by Jack Goodstein — on Feb 28, 2011

• DVD Review: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Season Four: Volume Two

  Set a course for action and imagination with the crew of the Seaview.

  Review in Video — by Confessions of an Overworked Mom — on Feb 28, 2011

• How I Met Your Mother: Is Barney Growing up?

  It seems as though our Barney may be growing up. That doesn't seem like a bad thing.

  Opinion in Video — by Josh Lasser — on Feb 28, 2011

• Movie Review: Buried (2010)

  Fine premise, but there's enough filler here to suffocate anyone

  Opinion in Video — by Dustin Freeley — on Feb 28, 2011

• See Debbie Reynolds and Jane Powell in Person at the TCM Classic Film Festival Coming Soon!

  Stars and glamour at 2011 TCM Film Festival

  News in Video — by Diana Saenger — on Feb 28, 2011

• A Very Subjective Look at the 2011 Oscars

  A show that makes no sense, yet we keep watching.

  Opinion in Video — by xoxoxoe — on Feb 28, 2011

• Blu-ray Review: Bambi - Diamond Edition

  Bambi is more of an animation masterpiece than it is a masterfully complete film. But oh, what animation it holds!

  Review in Video — by David R Perry — on Feb 28, 2011

• Movie Preview: March 2011

  Is March here to save us from theater-going woes? It would appear so on paper.

  Review in Video — by Cinenerd — on Feb 28, 2011

• Oscars 2011: The Broadcast that Bored

  Bring back the comedians! Oscar night lifeless and edgeless

  Opinion in Video — by Barbara Barnett — on Feb 28, 2011

• Copyright, Fair Use, and Independent Film: An Interview with Michael C. Donaldson and Lisa Callif, Entertainment Attorneys

  The authors have been working together for over four years representing independent film producers and artists.

  Interview in Video — by aidyspoetry — on Feb 28, 2011

Music

• Music Review: The Allman Brothers - At Fillmore East

  The Allman Brothers: Chapter 3.

  Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Feb 28, 2011

• Music Review: The Streets - Computers and Blues

  The end of a fantastic ride.

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Feb 28, 2011

• An Interview with Singer-Songwriter Thomas Starks

  The hard-working Thomas Starks opens up about his recent album, Burn the Attic.

  Interview in Music — by The Other Chad — on Feb 28, 2011

• Music Review: Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

  Kanye West is back on track and in familiar territory with his latest release.

  Review in Music — by Julie Angus — on Feb 28, 2011

• Music Review: Britney Spears - Hold It Against Me

  Britney throws down the dubstep gauntlet and previews her new album with Max Martin and Dr Luke at the helm.

  Review in Music — by Songbird — on Feb 28, 2011

• Classically Inclined

  Putting aside my usual musical taste and learning to love the flavor of classical music, one bite at a time.

  Opinion in Music — by Michael Jones — on Feb 28, 2011

• Music Review: Guggenheim Grotto - The Universe Is Laughing

  Dublin-based duo takes you on a unique musical journey.

  Review in Music — by Stevie Wilson — on Feb 28, 2011

• Other People's Music

  Paul McCartney, Prince, and more heavyweights discover the joy of music that isn't theirs.

  Opinion in Music — by Michael Melchor — on Feb 28, 2011

• The Evolution of a Band

  The human being feels the need to categorise music. This is not helping bands in exploring and exploiting their talent.

  Opinion in Music — by Octave Shaper — on Feb 28, 2011

Books

• Book Review: Afraid of the Dark by James Grippando

  The Dark is just another name for Evil.

  Review in Books — by Leslie Wright — on Feb 28, 2011

• Interview: Caitlin Rother, Author of Dead Reckoning

  Get to know true crime author Caitlin Rother!

  Interview in Books — by April Pohren — on Feb 28, 2011

• Book Review: Deep Future: The Next 100,000 Years of Life on Earth by Curt Stager

  Doesn't have the entertainment value of The Day After Tomorrow but is a lot more accurate.

  Review in Books — by Scott Varnham — on Feb 28, 2011

Sports

• A Fond Farewell to the Duke of Flatbush

  The Duke played during what many baseball fans still see as the golden era, and that is especially true for fans here in New York City.

  Opinion in Sports — by Victor Lana — on Feb 28, 2011

• Time For The Cincinnati Bengals To Change Their Stripes

  The future of the franchise hangs in the balance, so can the Cincinnati Bengals make the right choice?

  Opinion in Sports — by C. David Apgar — on Feb 28, 2011

Gaming

• What's New on the Wii/DSi Shop Channel for February 28, 2011

  The end is nigh. Of the Bit.Trip series, that is.

  News in Gaming — by Brian Szabelski — on Feb 28, 2011

• PlayStation 3 Review: DC Universe Online

  DC Universe Online has the makings of a great title but doesn't always follow through as fully as it should.

  Review in Gaming — by Kane J. Harrison — on Feb 28, 2011

Politics

• Republicans Have Offered No Vision For Their Cuts

  The GOP's lack of coherence has left natural allies worried about 'reckless cutting.'

  Opinion in Politics — by Scott Nance — on Feb 28, 2011

• US and South Korea Choose to Ignore Warnings from Kim Jong Il and Son

  Kim Jong Il has warned that all-out war is on the table.

  Opinion in Politics — by John Lake — on Feb 28, 2011

• How Turmoil in the Middle East Might Change American Foreign Policy

  What can be done to further democracy in the region?

  Opinion in Politics — by Claude Nougat — on Feb 28, 2011

• U.S. Uncut, "Progressive Tea Party," Demands Corporations Pay Their Taxes

  With budgets being slashed, U.S. Uncut wants to shift the focus to corporate taxes that go uncollected because of various deductions.

  News in Politics — by Jon Sobel — on Feb 28, 2011

Culture

• Why Turning Off the TV Can Aid America

  A nation of sheeple going to the corporate slaughterhouse by way of the easy chair.

  Opinion in Culture — by Summer Said — on Feb 28, 2011

• Last United States Veteran of World War I Dies

  Frank W. Buckles dies at the age of 110.

  News in Culture — by Bruce G. Smith — on Feb 28, 2011