articles published on July 1, 2012 Archive

All articles published on July 1, 2012

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TV Review: The Newsroom - "Newsnight 2.0"
HBO's The Newsroom asks important questions about TV journalism while entertaining viewers with great writing and performances.

Review in Video — by Barbara Barnett — on Jul 01, 2012
DVD Review: The Samurai Trilogy - The Crtierion Collection
Classic trilogy about the Japanese folk hero Musashi Miyamoto.

Review in Video — by Greg Barbrick — on Jul 01, 2012
DVD Review: The 39 Steps - The Criterion Collection
The DVD Special Edition of Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps is a long overdue contribution to libraries of classic films

Review in Video — by Wesley Britton — on Jul 01, 2012

Book Review: The Messenger by Daniel Silva
Israeli agent Gabriel Allon finds himself in a battle of wits against dangerous men which takes him on a hunt across Europe.

Review in Books — by ManOfLaBook.com — on Jul 01, 2012
Interview: Giacomo Giammatteo, Author of Murder Takes Time
Find out what Giacomo Giammatteo thought was the hardest part of writing his book.

Interview in Books — by Tracee Gleichner — on Jul 01, 2012
Manga Review: Ranma 1/2 Volume 14 by Rumiko Takahashi
Ranma is chased for the "Dragon's Whisker," and he enters a couples competition to win a trip to Jusenkyo.

Review in Books — by Lesley Aeschliman — on Jul 01, 2012
Book Review: All Told: My Art and Life Among Athletes, Playboys, Bunnies, and Provocateurs by LeRoy Neiman
LeRoy Neiman led a colorful life and leaves a special legacy and autobiography.

Review in Books — by Hilary Topper — on Jul 01, 2012
Manga Review: Cowboy Bebop Volume One by Yutaka Nanten and Hajime Yatate
The first volume of the manga based on the Cowboy Bebop anime series.

Review in Books — by Lesley Aeschliman — on Jul 01, 2012

Wimbledon 2012: Andy Roddick - The Greatest Tennis Player That Never Was
After this last match Roddick sort of told the press that he could be done.

Opinion in Sports — by Victor Lana — on Jul 01, 2012

The Euro In Crisis, Part 2: "All the Kings, Their Horses, and Their Horses' Horses"
Eurozone nations need every King, horse, and man they can find to patch their crumbling banking sectors together again.

Opinion in Politics — by Alexander J Smith III — on Jul 01, 2012

Theatre Review (Singapore): Happy Ever Laughter by Dream Academy Productions
Happy Ever Laughter is a mixed bag, bringing some good laughs from local comedians, especially Judee Tan who easily steals the show.

Review in Culture — by Sharmila — on Jul 01, 2012
Do You Know These United States to the Letter?
Are you red, white and blue from A to Z?

Opinion in Culture — by Diana Hartman — on Jul 01, 2012
Theatre Review (LA): War Horse
The highly theatrical retelling of a classic children's book comes to LA from the National Theatre of Great Britain.

Review in Culture — by Robert Machray — on Jul 01, 2012
Theater Review (LA): Jitney by August Wilson
August Wilson's authentic but cliched early work is revived in a solid production at the Pasadena Playhouse.

Review in Culture — by Kurt Gardner — on Jul 01, 2012