articles published on September 17, 2011 Archive

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Book Review: The Watchtower by Lee Carroll
Check out the next chapter of Garet James' journey as she discovers more of her family's past and her ties to the realm of faeries...

Review in Books — by Fitz — on Sep 17, 2011
Book Review: When Marian Sang by Pam Muñoz Ryan, Illustrations by Brian Selznick
Inspiration and lessons from a historic singer for children and adults.

Review in Books — by Photospire — on Sep 17, 2011
Book Review: The Twilight of the Bombs: Recent Challenges, New Dangers, and the Prospects for a World Without Nuclear Weapons by Richard Rhodes
A credible book of extraordinary depth on the history of nuclear bombs and the pressing issues for the future.

Review in Books — by ToddT — on Sep 17, 2011
Book Review: A Man of Parts by David Lodge
The life and loves of H.G. Wells

Review in Books — by Jack Goodstein — on Sep 17, 2011
Book Review: Gamification by Design: Implementing Game Mechanics in Web and Mobile Apps by Gabe Zichermann and Christopher Cunningham
A book for those who think gamification means kids play too much Call of Duty, or who have no idea how to use social media as a marketing tool.

Review in Books — by RPGameX — on Sep 17, 2011

TV Review: Glee - "Funk"
"Funk" is one of the worst episodes of Glee ever, with terrible music and copious plot holes.

Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Sep 17, 2011
TV Review: Glee - "Theatricality"
Glee's "Theatricality" has a few mistakes, but is emotionally powerful, and excellent overall.

Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Sep 17, 2011
TV Review: Glee - "Dream On"
Glee's "Dream On" has some problems, especially with bad acting and writing, but also has great performances.

Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Sep 17, 2011
DVD Review: Black Zoo
A bug-eyed Elisha Cook wielding raw meat cannot save a lousy script.

Review in Video — by Pat Padua — on Sep 17, 2011
Blu-ray Review: 3 Women — The Criterion Collection
A pleasantly hazy dream and a terrifying nightmare wrapped into one film.

Review in Video — by Dusty Somers — on Sep 17, 2011
DVD Review: Bill Cunningham New York
A portrait of a man who might be the world's sweetest and most singularly focused on the planet.

Review in Video — by Dusty Somers — on Sep 17, 2011
63rd Primetime Emmy Awards Broadcast Live Chat - September 18 at 7:00 p.m. ET
Join Blogcritics TV editors for a live chat during the 63rd annual Emmy Awards broadcast.

News in Video — by Barbara Barnett — on Sep 17, 2011

Hating Obama and Raising Money
Remember the GOP "Pledge to America?" Hate Obama. Vote Republican.

Opinion in Politics — by Tommy Mack — on Sep 17, 2011
Community Organizer's Toolkit, An Adjunct To Mao's Little Redbook (Part II)
Altruism is an alternative to competition as the all-definitive, if not vulgar, expression of the evolutionary principle. The question is, how can we put it to work?

Opinion in Politics — by Roger Nowosielski — on Sep 17, 2011

Music Review: Anastasia Barzee-The Dimming of the Day
Actress/singer Anastasia Barzee finds joy in the sadness of love

Review in Music — by Jack Goodstein — on Sep 17, 2011
Music Review: The Duke Robillard Band-Low Down and Tore Up
The Duke Robillard Band heats "up" the old blues kitchen.

Review in Music — by Wesley Britton — on Sep 17, 2011
Music Review: Dream Theater - A Dramatic Turn of Events
The new Dream Theater Album gets reviewed. Was sit worth the wait?

Review in Music — by Jesse Bauer — on Sep 17, 2011
Music Review: Various Artists - Terminal 3 Presents: The Academy
A massive hip hop compilation for the ages.

Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Sep 17, 2011

A Fashion Dilemma: Is White the New Black?
If white is not the new black then maybe it is just the new white, and that seems to make it okay for anytime of the year.

Opinion in Culture — by Victor Lana — on Sep 17, 2011

PSP Review: Cladun X2
In this RPG, the "R" stands for retro.

Review in Gaming — by J.J.S. Boyce — on Sep 17, 2011