December 10, 2011 Archive

Video

• Blu-ray Review: The Art of Getting By

  Entertaining indie tale of fatalistic young angst.

  Review in Video — by Chris Beaumont — on Dec 10, 2011

• Movie Review: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

  After his father passes in the attacks 9/11, Oskar finds a key that he believes his father left for him.

  Review in Video — by Jaskee Hickman — on Dec 10, 2011

• Once Upon a Time's Robert Carlyle: A Highly Subjective Filmography

  A few of my favorite Robert Carlyle (Rumpelstiltskin on Once Upon a Time) roles.

  Opinion in Video — by Barbara Barnett — on Dec 10, 2011

• Blu-ray Review: The Lady Vanishes — The Criterion Collection

  A light comic thriller made with the master touch of Alfred Hitchcock.

  Review in Video — by Dusty Somers — on Dec 10, 2011

• DVD Review: Ice Age - A Mammoth Christmas

  Scrat and the gang are back for a cool 30-minute Ice Age holiday special!

  Review in Video — by Fitz — on Dec 10, 2011

Books

• Book Review: Luck and Circumstance: A Coming of Age in Hollywood, New York, and Points Beyond by Michael Lindsay-Hogg

  Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg remembers his childhood with actress mother Geraldine Fitzgerald, and making his mark on the world of theatre, television, and film.

  Review in Books — by ManOfLaBook.com — on Dec 10, 2011

• Book Review: My Very Merry Christmas by Jennifer Dewing

  A heartwarming Christmas story, personalized for your child.

  Review in Books — by Courtney Cable — on Dec 10, 2011

• Book Review: The Consummata by Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins

  A posthumous "collaboration" brings back a Spillane hero from the sixties.

  Review in Books — by Bill Sherman — on Dec 10, 2011

• Winter Holiday Fireside Moments: Interview with Author Kris Neri

  Kris wants to be snowed in this holiday season... guess, the Arizona desert is due some,eh?!

  Interview in Books — by Diane Morasco — on Dec 10, 2011

• Book Review: The Returned by Lawrence B. Brown

  Lawrence Brown explores death and cultural conflicts on the Amazon in The Returned.

  Review in Books — by Wesley Britton — on Dec 10, 2011

• Book Review: Staying Alive: A Love Story by Laura B. Hayden

  A story of hope and renewal that centers on the author's twelve-year exploration of mortality, after her 49-year-old husband's sudden death.

  Review in Books — by Olivera Baumgartner-Jackson — on Dec 10, 2011

• Winter Holiday Fireside Moments: Interview with Author Janet Bolin

  One of Janet's traditions is collapsing with a glass of sherry. Hmmm... just a glass? Me thinks not!

  Interview in Books — by Diane Morasco — on Dec 10, 2011

• Book Review: Red, White, and Dead: The Lost Treasure Conspiracy (Volume One) by Jeffrey A. Friedberg

  Who is killing off all the TV news anchors, print journalists, and media reporters?

  Review in Books — by Tyler R. Tichelaar — on Dec 10, 2011

• Book Review: The Killer of Little Shepherds: A True Crime Story and the Birth of Forensic Science by Douglas Starr

  A look at the birth of forensic science.

  Review in Books — by A. Jurek — on Dec 10, 2011

• Book Review: Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquero

  Suspense novel that doesn't let up until the last page.

  Review in Books — by FeatheredQuill — on Dec 10, 2011

• Winter Holiday Fireside Moments: Interview with Joanna Campbell Slan

  Joanna doesn't need any stuff, just the people she loves... and a treasured box of chocolate cherries.

  Interview in Books — by Diane Morasco — on Dec 10, 2011

• Book Review: El Gavilan by Craig McDonald

  New thriller set in Ohio traces both the plight of illegal immigrants trying to make a better life for themselves and nativist Americans concerned by their intrusion.

  Review in Books — by Jack Goodstein — on Dec 10, 2011

Culture

• Money Cannot Be Eaten

  Materialism is just as oppressive as the other 'isms' humanity has been struggling to free itself from.

  Opinion in Culture — by Phillipe Copeland — on Dec 10, 2011

Music

• Music Review: Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers

  Deep Purple: Chapter 11. The most famous Deep Purple line-up reunited in the studio and on the road.

  Review in Music — by David Bowling — on Dec 10, 2011

• Blu-ray Music Review: Black Country Communion - Live Over Europe

  Black Country Communion cap a whirlwind first year together with an excellent new live concert Blu-ray and DVD.

  Review in Music — by Paul Roy — on Dec 10, 2011

• Interview: Graham Colton Goes Green on His Latest Tour

  Singer-songwriter Graham Colton goes green while touring on his latest album, Pacific Coast Eyes Vol. 2.

  Interview in Music — by Kirsten Coachman — on Dec 10, 2011