- Wednesday, March 01, 2006 — 59 Articles Published
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Clip Talk: CNN Pipeline - Free (For a Day)— In the Pipeline: top stories and the chance to browse categories like World, U.S., Business, Entertainment, and the rest of
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CBS Sues Howard Stern: Can The King of All Media Prevail?— CBS vs. Howard Stern. "The Battle of All Media" has just began.
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Daily Tabloid— Do inquiring minds want unbelievably, shockingly sloppy reasoning behind gross political outbursts?
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9/11 Memorial: Too Little But Not Too Late— I still believe in building a memorial that will soar into the sky, one separate from the so-called Freedom Tower.
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CD Review: Good Night and Good Luck Featuring Dianne Reeves— Good Night and Good Music: showcasing her vocal talents, the preeminent jazz vocalist helps to set the tone of the
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24 – Hour Ten: CTU - You're Fired!— Paranoia was bearing down hard on Samwise – he was looking for Gollum under every protocol.
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CD Review: Human Failures - Spiritu and Village of Dead Roads— Bush and a bitches' brew: art kicks in to make a political statement about how the administration has devastated our
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Book Review: Pursuit by Luiz Alfredo Garcia-Roza— Psychological drama from south of the border.
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Podcasting Drama: The Golden Days of Radio Serials are Returning— The podcasts I'm talking about are true to the tradition of the '20s, '30s, and '40s radio serials.
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Dave's 2006 Oscar Preview: Look at Me, I Use a Typewriter!— Part Three of Four: The bottom of the Hollywood food chain's moment to shine.
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Theater Review: Doctor Faustus and The Devil Is An Ass— Provided you don't give yourself a devil of a headache by trying to make sense of the plot, Ben Jonson's
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Blogcritics Editors' Picks: February 22 through February 28— The music writers were clearly inspired this week; there's also some books, some politics, and a little bit of everything
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The Healthy Skeptic Book Review: The No Sweat Exercise Plan by Harvey B. Simon, M.D.— Lose weight, get healthy and live longer: The No Sweat Exercise Plan is a book that everyone should read, whether
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DVD Review: The Ice Harvest— This darkly comic crime thriller sports a well-written script, is skillfully directed, and features a good cast.
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Her Soul Is Troubled By Her Dirty House - Capricorn Moon: Astrology-Based Advice— Husband and daughter refuse to clean up!
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March's Featured Artist of the Month - NOFX— March's Featured Artist - A look at legendary Punk-kings, NOFX.
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The Face Of Afghanistan— If there is a reason for our armies to be in Afghanistan, let it be to give that face something
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From Atlanta's Most Sacred Place— Tonight's speech in Atlanta's most sacred and historic church was a true spiritual gift.
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New Album Releases, Week of 2-28-2006— Woo, doggies, we've got us a new Elvis Costello album this week! My Flame Burns Blue is an unusual
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Book Review: Metaphorically Selling by Anne Miller— Use metaphors in making the sale.
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Interview: Creator, Star of Sons & Daughters Fred Goss— The creator of the comedy Sons & Daughters talks about his life before the show, the secrets of doing “unscripted”
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Interview With Jack McNamara, Australian Under-19 Cricketer— Jack McNamara speaks about his experiences so far, on playing for Australia and many other aspects.
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An Uninspiring Night for The Ladies On American Idol— The top ten ladies basically landed in two categories tonite, "eh" and "ok."
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TV Review: American Idol 2006 - The Girls Down to Ten— After intense perusal, I find no Kelly Clarkson or Carrie Underwood anywhere. Also, some AI gossip and computer info.
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Movie Review: Brokeback Mountain— Whether you are gay or straight, male or female, all of the issues you have at the core are all
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Blogcritics on The Apprentice 2006— ...
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Movie Review: Crash— The most powerful American film of 2005.
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Morningwood - How Do You Rock So Hard?— A look at Morningwood and their response to the one question interview.
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Exhibition Review: Searching for Shakespeare at the National Portrait Gallery— Do you want to meet the Bard? This is the closest you are ever going to get.
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Magazine Review: Woman International— A new glossy magazine from the San Francisco area. Its target audience: American women of Asian background.
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CD Review: Daniel Lenz - On The Leopard Altar— Get Happy. Get Lenz.
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An Odyssey Through Best Buy— "Now I lay me down with Kate....", or “AC/DC indeed, young man.”
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Oscar Analysis: The Ladies— Which ladies will take home a little golden man of their own?
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EP Review: ANA - Me Talk Pretty— I don't think you will be sorry for getting to know this little Gypsy with the beautiful voice and the
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Open Source Acquisitions: Denting The Push and Pull Factors— I am not a great fan of the open source movement, and here's why...
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The Media's Selective Attention Span— The press suffers from Attention Deficit Disorder and often becomes Obsessive-Compulsive. Perhaps a dose of Ritalin is in order.
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The Respect Meter— Is your relationship in trouble? Find out now.
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The Search for Americas Next Top Video Game Musician— Myspace.com and Vivendi Universal are looking for the next video game music star.
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Apple's New Hi-Fi iPod Stereo Designed For Your Home— The new Hi-Fi version of the iPod will be in stores next week.
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British Faith Schools in the Imagined Community— With the UK government encouraging faith schools to teach pupils about all religions, are they placing multi-culturalism over education?
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Movie Review: Transamerica— Felicity Huffman takes on the double role of playing both man and woman.
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Rare Music Manuscript Collection Donated to Juilliard— ...
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Gorillaz to Play the Apollo and The Daily Music and Tech News— Live Gorillaz, Shooting at Kanye show, Madonna to play Coachella and new Pearl Jam in today's update
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Rational Exuberance: The Next Technology Bubble Is About To Happen— In a new featured column, Rational Exuberance, Daniel M. Harrison argues that the next technology boom is closer, and far
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CD Review: Goodmorning Valentine - Steady Your Hands— Goodmorning Valentine aren't exactly breaking any boundaries ... but that doesn't mean their new CD isn't enjoyable.
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Don't Trust a Baby Boomer— Blame Baby Boomers for over-priced education.
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Book Review: Cry from the Deep by Ramsey Flynn— An absorbing look at the Kursk calamity from both personal and institutional perspectives.
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DVD Review: Other Voices, Other Rooms— Beyond being used as a decent portrayal of Truman Capote's lesser-known novel, this film will offer some hearty laughs at
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The Ramble: The NFL Combine, The Knicks, Spring Training and Barry Bonds In A Dress— As one door closes, several others open. The Olympics are done but Barry Bonds is wearing a dress.
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Book Review: Money, a Memoir by Liz Perle— Inspired by her personal financial experiences, Perle discusses a subject often taboo even in the most intimate friendships.
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Mobile Tech Talk: Should You Defrag Flash Memory?— While defragging might help a hard drive based device, the same does not hold true for flash memory.
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Rational Exuberance: NY Times Columnist Laura Rich's Disingenuous Analysis— Contrary to what NY Times columnist Laura Rich thinks, IPOs are very important.
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A Whole New World Sans Confusion: FDA Defines "Whole Grain"— Market shelves today are full of products claiming to be 'whole grain'. Do you know what that really means?
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CD Review: Various Artists - Heartworn Highways— The earliest recordings of Steve Earle, Guy Clark, Rodney Crowell, John Hiatt, and others feature in this newly collected 1975-76
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Movie Review: Garuda— A new breed of monster loose in the city - a Thailand bird-god hits Bangkok!
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Tampa Bay D-Rays Rebuilding Under Union Contractors— Maybe I'm missing something, but I thought something had to already be built for it to be "re"-built.
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Movie Review: A Good Woman— With good performances and lavish production, it's a shame that this good film goes largely unnoticed.
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TV Review: The Amazing Race 9 Season Premiere— Has The Amazing Race redeemed itself from last season's lackluster child-safe version? Stop by and let's talk about it!
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Book Review: With No One As Witness by Elizabeth George— American writer brings a serial killer to the exotic locales of 21st-century London. The Empire has changed.
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