October 14, 2011 Archive

Books

• Bookish Delights: Ten Erotic Treats to Get You In The Mood This Halloween

  Ten hot erotic books to get your fangs into this Halloween.

  Opinion in Books — by Lucy Felthouse — on Oct 14, 2011

• Book Review: The Vampire Stalker by Allison Van Diepen

  What if the literary character you loved came to life?

  Review in Books — by KJ — on Oct 14, 2011

• eBook Review: Ruby Red Metallic by Casey Sheridan

  A red hot read from debut author, Casey Sheridan.

  Review in Books — by Lucy Felthouse — on Oct 14, 2011

• Book Review: Why I Am A Five Percenter by Michael Muhammad Knight

  An intelligent, scholarly and approachable work about Islam in America and the author's attempts to find his place in the world.

  Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Oct 14, 2011

• Book Review: The More the Terrier by Linda O. Johnston

  Johnston’s second Pet Rescue mystery is a must for animal lovers, cozy enthusiasts and readers looking for a solid mystery.

  Review in Books — by Diane Morasco — on Oct 14, 2011

• Book Review: Life Learning. Lessons From the Educational Frontier, Edited by Wendy Priesnitz

  Life Learning: Lessons From the Educational Frontier is a collection of essays that will inspire and make you reflect.

  Review in Books — by Laura Schuerwegen — on Oct 14, 2011

• Book Review: Damascus by Joshua Mohr

  Come to the Damascus, the anti-Cheers where everybody knows your business or your back story, and where “every interchange was a con, every night, a pitiful costume party,”

  Review in Books — by Gordon Hauptfleisch — on Oct 14, 2011

Video

• Blu-ray Review: The Tree of Life

  Malick's unique cinematic gifts are at their height with The Tree of Life.

  Review in Video — by David R Perry — on Oct 14, 2011

• Blu-ray Review: The Four Feathers - Criterion Collection (1939)

  The Four Feathers deftly balances a large-scale "Hollywood" film with a story that actually works on more than one level.

  Review in Video — by David R Perry — on Oct 14, 2011

• Movie Review: City Island

  In this charming film about a dysfunctional, east coast family, secrets are revealed and the importance of family is learned.

  Review in Video — by Courtney Lynn — on Oct 14, 2011

• Interview With Robert Amaya, Star of Courageous

  Interview with star Robert Amaya from the film "Courageous," new fatherhood-themed film drama.

  Interview in Video — by Tall Writer — on Oct 14, 2011

• Movie Review: The Thing (2011)

  SomeThing wound up being the best horror film of the year.

  Review in Video — by Cinenerd — on Oct 14, 2011

• TV Review: Revenge - "Duplicity"

  Revenge teases in delicious, dark mystery, while allowing room for romance, both faux and authentic, to blossom.

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Oct 14, 2011

• DVD Review: Hickey & Boggs

  A bleak portrait of desperate men, Hickey & Boggs is a neglected mini-masterpiece.

  Review in Video — by Dusty Somers — on Oct 14, 2011

Music

• Concert Review: Pianist Junghwa Lee at the Ashburnham Community Church, 10/2/11, with the Frederick Piano Collection

  Concert pianist Junghwa Lee blends sensitivity and historical authenticity in a superb performance of Faure, Ravel, and Liszt.

  Review in Music — by Sang Woo Kang — on Oct 14, 2011

• Spinning Vinyl in a Digital World

  Is new technology necessarily better?

  Opinion in Music — by notesonafilm — on Oct 14, 2011

• Music Review: Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida

  Seventeen minutes of musical bliss from Iron Butterfly.

  Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Oct 14, 2011

Culture

• Kabbalah: The Mystical Origin of Psychoanalysis

  Is Jewish Kabbalah a forerunner of psychoanalysis?

  Opinion in Culture — by michal Schwartz — on Oct 14, 2011

• Medicine That’s Truly Complementary

  I used to think MDs didn’t care much for complementary and alternative medicine. But then I read this…

  Opinion in Culture — by Eric Nelson — on Oct 14, 2011

• Drew Brees Named WFP Ambassador Against Hunger

  Food ambassadors like Drew Brees are desperately needed in sounding the alarm for this massive hunger crisis.

  News in Culture — by William Lambers — on Oct 14, 2011

• Can You Do the "Toe Tappy"?

  Coke Zero is looking for the next big dance star to put a unique spin on the "Toe Tappy" with help from director Jon M. Chu.

  News in Culture — by Kirsten Coachman — on Oct 14, 2011

• Theatre Review (LA):The Dinosaur Within by John Walsh

  Walsh's play about adaptation and change as a means of survival opens at the Boston Court, and it's a mixed bag.

  Review in Culture — by Robert Machray — on Oct 14, 2011

Politics

• Escape From Fantasy: One Man's Journey Into the Real World

  What price does the American Dream pay for living too long in a fantasy?

  Opinion in Politics — by Joseph F. Cotto — on Oct 14, 2011

• SPECIAL REPORT: For Left, Overcoming New Voting Restrictions Are Matter Of Principle, Equality — And Survival

  With Republicans trying to stack the deck in states nationwide, progressives and Democrats are fighting back. They realize the outcome in 2012 will depend on it.

  News in Politics — by Scott Nance — on Oct 14, 2011

Sports

• SEC '11 Week Seven Previews and Predictions

  This week is all in-conference games.

  Opinion in Sports — by J. Newcastle — on Oct 14, 2011

• RJ's '11 NFL Season Picks: Week Six

  Game of the Week: 49ers at Lions. Lame of the Week: Dolphins at Jets on MNF.

  Opinion in Sports — by RJ Elliott — on Oct 14, 2011

Sci/Tech

• Rafflecopter - Organizing Your Giveaways, Promoting Your Brand

  Free stuff? Yes please. But, how to best run giveaways on your website or blog? Try Rafflecopter.

  Review in Sci/Tech — by David Chan — on Oct 14, 2011