articles published on April 1, 2011 Archive

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Steppenwolf Steps Away from the "Wild" Side in 1968's Powerful "The Pusher"
Although most famous for "Born to be Wild," Steppenwolf recorded other groundbreaking songs, such as this underrated classic.

Opinion in Music — by Kit O'Toole — on Apr 01, 2011
Music Review: Miles Davis - The Definitive Miles Davis On Prestige
The early career of Miles Davis returns in all its glory.

Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Apr 01, 2011
Singer/Songwriter Kina Grannis: Online and On the Rise
With the reissue of her breakout album, Stairwells, and an extensive tour on tap, newcomer Kina Grannis has used the internet to her advantage.

Interview in Music — by Donald Gibson — on Apr 01, 2011

Book Review: Must You Go?: My Life with Harold Pinter by Antonia Fraser
Antonia Fraser's moving portrait of life with her true love, the playwright Harold Pinter.

Review in Books — by nycdlq — on Apr 01, 2011
Book Review: Favorite by Karen McQuestion
Can the kidnapping of a girl reveal the truth of what happened during the disappearance of her mother?

Review in Books — by Leslie Wright — on Apr 01, 2011

TV Review: Camelot
It's a good start, but let's have more magic and Merlin and Arthurian politics and less naked ladies in lakes.

Review in Video — by xoxoxoe — on Apr 01, 2011
TV Review: Grey's Anatomy - "Song Beneath the Song"
Grey's musical is pretty good, but even better is the new growth of the long-time characters.

Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Apr 01, 2011
Restless House, M.D. Fans Wonder What's Next?
Has this season of House, M.D. all been in House's mind? And can fans expect more of the same when 13 returns in "The Dig"?

Opinion in Video — by Barbara Barnett — on Apr 01, 2011
Movie Review: The Saltmen of Tibet (1997)
A Tibetan nomadic tradition seeped in religious lore and rituals, unperturbed and unconcerned with the progress in commerce and transport

Review in Video — by Sanjeev Sandh — on Apr 01, 2011
DVD Review: The Genius Of Design
In-depth study of how everyday objects are designed.

Review in Video — by Greg Barbrick — on Apr 01, 2011
American Idol: Two More Girls Are Sent Packing
Thia Megia and Naima Adedapo were sent home during American Idol’s double elimination results show Thursday night.

Opinion in Video — by Kirsten Coachman — on Apr 01, 2011

Mixed Reports From Libya
There are mixed reports as to who is the head man of the Libyan opposition. There has been discussion of cease-fire.

Opinion in Politics — by John Lake — on Apr 01, 2011
You Don't Serve, So Don't Run: A Primary Challenge to Obama?
I hereby announce that I oppose the renomination of Barack Obama for the Democratic party candidacy.

Opinion in Politics — by Realist — on Apr 01, 2011
Kyl or Sessions Killed Whistleblower Protection Law, Says Journalist
Crowdsourcing points the finger at two senators for killing a popular bill.

News in Politics — by Jon Sobel — on Apr 01, 2011

Theater Review (NYC): How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
Lo and behold, the impish star of the Harry Potter franchise is a solid song-and-dance man.

Review in Culture — by Jon Sobel — on Apr 01, 2011

Google Apologizes For Federal Trade Commission Act Violations
Google apologizes for Buzz, and the Federal Trade Commission issues a stern warning message on privacy protections.

News in Sci/Tech — by Sippable — on Apr 01, 2011
The Best New and Notable iPad Apps for March 2011
The Ides of March have come and gone, but these new iPad apps are here to stay.

Review in Sci/Tech — by David Chan — on Apr 01, 2011