June 15, 2011 Archive

Music

• Limp Bizkit Frontman Makes Chelsea Lately Appearance

  Fred Durst sits down with Chelsea Handler to discuss the upcoming new Limp Bizkit album.

  News in Music — by James Zahn — on Jun 15, 2011

• Interview: Willem Hartong, Lead Singer of Breaking Laces

  Breaking Laces' lead singer William Hartong offers some insights into creating songs and playing guitar.

  Interview in Music — by Fitz — on Jun 15, 2011

• Music Review: Pat Metheny - What It's All About

  Jazz guitarist Pat Metheny revisits some favorite songs in his new album.

  Review in Music — by Kit O'Toole — on Jun 15, 2011

• Music Review: Levon Helm - Ramble at the Ryman

  Levon Helm and friends ramble on at the Ryman Auditorium.

  Review in Music — by Jack Goodstein — on Jun 15, 2011

• Music Review: Big Cakes - Blue Cheese

  Big Cakes' new album features the likes of Mike GLC, Kyza Smirnoff and Don Strapzy, to name a few.

  Review in Music — by BlackBudgetEnt — on Jun 15, 2011

• Music Review: Simply Red: Farewell: Live In Concert At Sydney Opera House

  Simply Red's swan song set will delight long-time fans.

  Review in Music — by Mindy Peterman — on Jun 15, 2011

• Music Review: Death Cab For Cutie - Codes And Keys

  Another year, another record by Ben Gibbard, Chris Walla and company. But does it rank up with its best?

  Review in Music — by Charlie Doherty — on Jun 15, 2011

Video

• DVD Review: Here We Are In The Years: Neil Young's Music Box

  A healthy dose of Neil Young music saves this roc-doc from being 120 dull minutes on the couch with a bunch of annoying critics.

  Review in Video — by Glen Boyd — on Jun 15, 2011

• TV Review: Glee - "Preggers"

  Glee has little music, but lots of lies and emotional development in episode #1.04 "Preggers."

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Jun 15, 2011

• TV Review: Franklin & Bash - "Jennifer of Troy"

  Franklin & Bash examine the meaning of beauty, go into China Town, and develop a flat character.

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Jun 15, 2011

• Blu-ray Review: Some Like it Hot

  One of the funniest films of all time gets the Blu treatment.

  Review in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Jun 15, 2011

• EIFF 2011 Movie Review: Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure

  Undoubtedly fun and inventive.

  Review in Video — by Ross Miller — on Jun 15, 2011

• DVD Review: Poison - 20th Anniversary Edition

  A striking debut feature from Todd Haynes.

  Review in Video — by Dusty Somers — on Jun 15, 2011

• Movie Review: Breaking the Waves

  true love through fornication

  Review in Video — by joshbarkey — on Jun 15, 2011

• EIFF 2011 Movie Review: Our Day Will Come

  If nothing else it’s worth seeking out for Vincent Cassel’s captivating performance alone.

  Review in Video — by Ross Miller — on Jun 15, 2011

• Classic Film Scene: The Neverending Story

  Great films appear every year and with them classic scenes that may become more famous than the film itself!

  Opinion in Video — by elenchera — on Jun 15, 2011

• TV Review: Jon Benjamin Has a Van - "Border"

  Jon Benjamin has a fan is very funny, and offers a new, unique comedy perspective.

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Jun 15, 2011

Books

• Interview: Barbara Conelli, Author of Chique Secrets of Dolce Vita

  Get to know the delightful Barbara Conelli and delve deeper into her wonderful new release!

  Interview in Books — by April Pohren — on Jun 15, 2011

• Big Books for Summer

  Settle into your summer reading with one of these epic novels.

  Review in Books — by Shannon Turlington — on Jun 15, 2011

• Book Review: Idea Man: A Memoir by the Cofounder of Microsoft by Paul Allen

  The memoirs of the cofounder of Microsoft includes the fascinating history of his relationship with Bill Gates.

  Review in Books — by Greg Barbrick — on Jun 15, 2011

• Book Review: Go the F**k to Sleep by Adam Mansbach, Illustrated by Ricardo Cortés

  Adam Mansbach's book will make parents laugh and cry at the same time for all the right reasons

  Review in Books — by Sviatlana Piatakova — on Jun 15, 2011

• Book Review: Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, And The Fate Of Every Person Who Ever Lived by Rob Bell

  Is hell forever? Does heaven start now? Will God's love prevail in the end? Did Jesus save every person?

  Review in Books — by Tim Hallman — on Jun 15, 2011

Tastes

• Beyond Dessert: Port Wine Cheese

  Edible for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, please!

  Opinion in Tastes — by chispeak — on Jun 15, 2011

• Spicy Green Lentils Fry

  A tasty Indian side dish usually served for lunch or dinner as a side dish along with rice or chapathis.

  Review in Tastes — by Kuhapriyai Ganesan — on Jun 15, 2011

• Homestyle Asparagus and Bacon

  An asparagus recipe is inspired by a pretty picture but turns out quite ugly and yet still tasty.

  Review in Tastes — by KnittedGems — on Jun 15, 2011

Culture

• Social Media Monitoring: Why Brands' Current Strategies May Not Be Good Enough

  Current social media monitoring command centers could achieve better results by adding listening, comprehension testing, and psychologists to their monitoring processes.

  Opinion in Culture — by Peter Sabbagh — on Jun 15, 2011

• Toy Review: Transformers DOTM Voyager Class Megatron

  Megatron returns in a menacing new toy. A must-have for kids and collectors.

  Review in Culture — by Thalack — on Jun 15, 2011

• Art Must Be Revolution

  There's a certain comfort knowing that gesture has to some extent replaced any real meaning or ideas in art...

  Opinion in Culture — by Kevin Freitas — on Jun 15, 2011

Sci/Tech

• How to Track Who's Unfollowing You on Twitter

  Let's review the top four free services for determining who's unfollowed you on Twitter.

  Review in Sci/Tech — by jonathanrick — on Jun 15, 2011

• The Facebook and Twitter Detox - The First Few Days

  Detoxing from Facebook and Twitter is like getting the flu: you get a headache, you feel achy, and you’re irritable.

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Deborah Blake Dempsey — on Jun 15, 2011

• Argan Oil: It is Worth the Hype

  Moroccan argan oil has numerous internal and external benefits to the body. Its production and exportation also benefits the women and families of the rural area of Morocco from which it is produced.

  Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Rachael Pontillo — on Jun 15, 2011