November 16, 2011 Archive

Video

• DVD Review: Midsomer Murders - Set 18

  Another awesome set of mayhem from Acorn Media.

  Review in Video — by Luigi Bastardo — on Nov 16, 2011

• Blu-ray Review: A Better Tomorrow (2010)

  A remake that retains the grace, artistry, and emotion of the original.

  Review in Video — by Luigi Bastardo — on Nov 16, 2011

• You Got This: Hollywood Filmmaking in the Suburbs

  Experiencing cancer up close helped Screenwriter Sara Hills craft a movie with heart

  News in Video — by LeoOfMars — on Nov 16, 2011

• Movie Review - Like Crazy (2011)

  The giddiness of young love encounters hurdles in Like Crazy.

  Review in Video — by TYRONE S REID — on Nov 16, 2011

• DVD Review: Supernatural - The Complete First Season

  Love paranormal? Check out Supernatural: The Complete First Season!

  Review in Video — by April Pohren — on Nov 16, 2011

• Movie Review: The Awakening (2011)

  A perfectly enjoyable ghost story only let down by a groan-inducing deadweight of an ending.

  Review in Video — by Ross Miller — on Nov 16, 2011

• TV Review: Sister Wives - College-Bound Browns

  The Browns are invited to speak to a panel of religious students in Boston. Some of the older teens come along, to speak and to tour universities.

  Review in Video — by Polygrrl — on Nov 16, 2011

• TV Review: Glee - "Mash Off"

  Glee hits hard emotionally, and awesome music make this week's entry one of the strongest of the series.

  Review in Video — by JeromeWetzelTV — on Nov 16, 2011

• DVD Review: In Search of Santa Claus

  Do you really know who Santa Claus is and how this icon came to be?

  Review in Video — by April Pohren — on Nov 16, 2011

• Movie Review: Summer (2008)

  Once Upon a Time's Robert Carlyle in Kenneth Glenaan's 2008 hidden gem of a film, Summer.

  Review in Video — by Barbara Barnett — on Nov 16, 2011

• Blu-ray Review: Larry Crowne

  Tom Hanks returns to his lighthearted comedic roots in this middle-of-the-road solo venture.

  Review in Video — by Luigi Bastardo — on Nov 16, 2011

Politics

• Not Anyone Can

  Romney is the personification of the completed axiom that anyone can become President of the United States.

  Opinion in Politics — by Tommy Mack — on Nov 16, 2011

Tastes

• Investing in Food

  Learn more about the investment that pays off in a bad economy-FOOD!

  Opinion in Tastes — by Crystal — on Nov 16, 2011

Books

• Book Review: Heaven’s Daughter by Maggi A. Petton

  Heaven's Daughter explores self-deception, the resulting consequences, and the forgiveness that helps us heal.

  Review in Books — by Reader Views — on Nov 16, 2011

• Interview with Karen Cioffi, Author of Walking Through Walls

  Author Karen Cioffi is an advocate of education, reading and the environment.

  Interview in Books — by VS Grenier — on Nov 16, 2011

• Interview with C. Elizabeth, Author of Absolute Obsession

  Find out more about C. Elizabeth, author of "Absolute Obsession."

  Interview in Books — by Tracee Gleichner — on Nov 16, 2011

• Book Review: Walking Through Walls by Karen Cioffi

  Can walking through walls make you rich and powerful?

  Review in Books — by Irenesroth — on Nov 16, 2011

• Interview: Terri Giuliano Long, Author of In Leah's Wake

  "Parents, wanting the best for their children, often push their kids to be perfect – and push themselves to be perfect parents."

  Interview in Books — by April Pohren — on Nov 16, 2011

• Thanksgiving Memories with Debut Author Braxton Cosby

  Braxton Cosby refuses to share his cheesecake recipe. Me thinks he is part mouse!

  Interview in Books — by Diane Morasco — on Nov 16, 2011

• Book Review: The Astounding, the Amazing, and the Unknown by Paul Malmont

  Recommended for readers who love science fiction — who find the unfathomable possible.

  Review in Books — by Regis Schilken — on Nov 16, 2011

• Book Review: If You Like The Sopranos: Here Are Over 150 Movies, TV Shows, and Other Oddities That You Will Love by Leonard Pierce

  Tony Soprano stepped on a lot of bodies to get where he is, and this book knows where they are.

  Review in Books — by Greg Barbrick — on Nov 16, 2011

Music

• Music Review: Rob Morsberger - Ghosts Before Breakfast

  New album from Rob Morsberger scheduled for digital release next week

  Review in Music — by Jack Goodstein — on Nov 16, 2011

• Acoustic Trio Elevens Releases Their Second EP, Torn At The Seams

  Irish acoustic act Elevens release their new EP with a live performance at Dublin's Unitarian Church.

  Review in Music — by Johnny Rhythm — on Nov 16, 2011

• Music Reviews: Exploring Finnish Jazz with Innkvisitio and Olavi Trio

  Moment's Notice Volume Two: A Little Finnish Jazz, A Lot of Creativity

  Review in Music — by Jordan Richardson — on Nov 16, 2011

• Music Review: Dave Koz - Ultimate Christmas

  Koz's holiday album winds its way into your spirit as the saxophone winds its way through traditional Christmas favorites.

  Review in Music — by Rhetta Akamatsu — on Nov 16, 2011

• Music Review: Georges Bizet - Carmen

  Remastered Carmen features Rise Stevens.

  Review in Music — by Jack Goodstein — on Nov 16, 2011

Sports

• Are the Texas Rangers Preparing to Say Good-bye to C.J. Wilson?

  Facing another long-term value decision, the Texas Rangers aim to keep its highly sought after left-handed ace in town for years to come.

  Opinion in Sports — by ToddT — on Nov 16, 2011

Culture

• Theatre Review (LA): Next Fall by Geoffrey Nauffts at the Geffen Playhouse

  Now with the playwright in the lead, the Tony-nominated play seems interminable at the Geffen.

  Review in Culture — by Robert Machray — on Nov 16, 2011

• Interview: Alain Homsy of the Norwegian Refugee Council in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

  The Norwegian Refugee Council aids children in the conflict-torn Democratic Republic of the Congo with school feeding.

  Interview in Culture — by William Lambers — on Nov 16, 2011

• ASU Graduate Makes Career Reaching Out to Students

  After a life of chaos former graduated ASU student now works to help those who are in the same shoes he was when in college.

  Interview in Culture — by Porfirio J Caldera — on Nov 16, 2011