October 4, 2011 Archive

Music

• Music Review: Machine Head - Unto the Locust

  Explosive. Brutal. Complex. Machine Head is redefining the epic metal album for a new generation.

  Review in Music — by A Geek Girl — on Oct 04, 2011

• Music Review: Long John Hunter - Looking For A Party

  At 80, the blues party continues for Long John Hunter.

  Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Oct 04, 2011

• Music Review: Anthrax - Worship Music

  There are comeback albums, and then there's welcome back albums. With Joey Belladonna back singing with Anthrax, this thrash metal icons' new CD is indeed a much welcomed return to form.

  Review in Music — by Charlie Doherty — on Oct 04, 2011

• The Essential Rock Albums (In My Opinion)

  Take a closer look at the essential albums that have come to define the genre and all its offshoots.

  Opinion in Music — by Tolu Awobusuyi — on Oct 04, 2011

• Music Review: Indigo Girls - Beauty Queen Sister

  The Indigo Girls are back with their fourteenth album, and haven't lost a beat!

  Review in Music — by Fitz — on Oct 04, 2011

• Music Review: The Gurdjieff Folk Instruments Ensemble - Music of Georges I. Gurdjieff

  The music transcribed by Gurdjieff in the early 20th century played by period instruements

  Review in Music — by Greg Barbrick — on Oct 04, 2011

• An Interview with Katie Herzig

  This is her moment: singer/songwriter Katie Herzig discusses her creative process in making her ambitious new album, The Waking Sleep.

  Interview in Music — by Donald Gibson — on Oct 04, 2011

Video

• DVD Review: Lie To Me - The Complete Third and Final Season

  Deeply flawed, but still better than most other Fox shows.

  Review in Video — by Luigi Bastardo — on Oct 04, 2011

• Movie Review: Hell and Back Again

  A documentary about war which respects your intellect and judgment

  Review in Video — by LeoOfMars — on Oct 04, 2011

• Blu-ray Review: The Lion King

  You can certainly feel the love tonight with this blu-ray edition.

  Review in Video — by Josh Lasser — on Oct 04, 2011

• DVD Review: Nickelodeon Favorites: Merry Christmas

  Nickelodeon offers up a great two and a half hour set of Christmas cartoons

  Review in Video — by Greg Barbrick — on Oct 04, 2011

• Spotlight on Once Upon a Time Star Jennifer Morrison

  Jennifer Morrison stars in ABC's new fantasy-adventure series Once Upon a Time

  Opinion in Video — by Barbara Barnett — on Oct 04, 2011

• TV Review: Homeland - "Pilot"

  Showtime is so very mysterious and intense personal drama, you won't notice the lack of action.

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Oct 04, 2011

• DVD Review: New Tricks: Season 5

  The "old dogs" of New Tricks are still full of surprises, so criminals young and old, beware

  Review in Video — by xoxoxoe — on Oct 04, 2011

• Movie Review: The Debt (2011)

  Solid but nothing exceptional.

  Review in Video — by Ross Miller — on Oct 04, 2011

• Terra Nova: Is it Sci-Fi to Get Excited About?

  Terra Nova has the potential to be the next great sci-fi show, if they stay sci-fi and not go family drama on us

  Opinion in Video — by Jesse Bauer — on Oct 04, 2011

Books

• Book Review: Reaper by Becca C. Smith

  Exciting new teen sci-fi thriller!

  Review in Books — by Sherry Lipp — on Oct 04, 2011

• Book Review: Introducing Mudbox by Ara Kermanikian

  Do you want to learn to use Mudbox?

  Review in Books — by T. Michael Testi — on Oct 04, 2011

• Book Review: How to Party with a Killer Vampire by Penny Warner

  Warner’s How to Party with a Killer Vampire is equivalent to eating piping hot s’mores.

  Review in Books — by Diane Morasco — on Oct 04, 2011

• Book Review: Diary of a Beverly Hills Matchmaker by Marla Martenson

  The book, though a light read, makes you think about society and the role of women and men in it.

  Review in Books — by Mayra Calvani — on Oct 04, 2011

Culture

• Easy To Buy

  The first social medium is analogue – a bulletin board in a common area that uses paper and thumb tacks

  Opinion in Culture — by Tommy Mack — on Oct 04, 2011

• Prohibition’s Roy Olmstead: The Man Who No Longer Exists

  More on Roy Olmstead from the PBS series: Prohibition.

  Opinion in Culture — by Bill Scott — on Oct 04, 2011

• How to Celebrate Halloween, Even on a Monday

  Just add a costume and some candy and you’re good!

  Opinion in Culture — by Haley Hoover — on Oct 04, 2011

• Dating: Freedom Comes with Letting Go

  There are two common routes to dating failure: making the other person your identity, and trying to write your own perfect ending by yourself.

  Opinion in Culture — by Haley Hoover — on Oct 04, 2011

Gaming

• GameCity6 Takes Over Nottingham City Centre For One Day Zelda Celebration

  Nintendo and GameCity team up to bring a day of Zelda inspired celebrations to the final day of GameCity6.

  News in Gaming — by Josh Brown — on Oct 04, 2011

• App Ninja Sneaks one by Apple with Fake Ninja Turtles Game

  A developer has tricked people into buying a TMNT game, delivering neither a game, nor turtles.

  News in Gaming — by tushar nene — on Oct 04, 2011

• PSN Review: Rochard

  2D, with a little bit of low gravity flare.

  Review in Gaming — by Shinmigami — on Oct 04, 2011

• Peer Review Testing Pack Hits Portal 2 Wednesday

  The story of GlasDOS' testing robots, P-Body and Atlas, will continue.

  News in Gaming — by Josh Brown — on Oct 04, 2011

Sports

• SEC '11 Week Six Previews and Predictions: A Nearly Full Conference Schedule

  It would be a great week of conference games if Mississippi State wasn't traveling to play UAB.

  Opinion in Sports — by J. Newcastle — on Oct 04, 2011