- Saturday, March 18, 2006 — 34 Articles Published
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Elayne Boosler: Actress, Comedian and Animal-Lover— These days Elayne is combining her comedy with her love for animals. At every performance the profits go to a
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Pop Cult Mind Wax - Writing, Ann Coulter, And Bill O'Reilly's Bum— A tale of medical anomaly and direst mishaps.
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Round Two of The Macro Game?— Chinese derivitives markets, loosening of investment in equity, real estate and the yuan, another round of boom-bust looms.
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Album Review: Mogwai - Mr. Beast— Sometimes, it seems, getting older can be fun.
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Friday Femmes Fatales No. 48 (Women Bloggers)— Going underground, fighting "Eve-teasing", building Web 3.0, giving away furniture, and more...
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TV Review: Colbert Report – Frank Vincent— Bears are once again on the offensive.
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TV Review: Black.White – 3/15/06— If this is a typical white family, we're in big trouble.
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TV Review: American Inventor - Pimp My Pride— American? Sure. Inventive? Not so much.
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CD Review: Sonny Rollins - Without a Song (The 9/11 Concert)— This Grammy award-winning live album was recorded just days after Rollins witnessed the 9/11 attack, six blocks from Ground Zero.
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Day Three of South by Southwest Music— Blue October rocks my face off.
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CD Review: Redemption - The Fullness of Time— Progressive metal the way it was meant to be.
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TV Review: Big Love on HBO— Addressing polygamy and ruffling feathers.
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Rumsfeld's Missed Opportunities— Donald Rumsfeld tried to reform the structure of the military. Now he's blown that, too.
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CD Review: Celtic Odyssey— Celebrating St. Patrick's Day with Celtic Odyssey and traditional Irish toasts.
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Voting and Katrina— In New Orleans Katrina is part of every news story. Sometimes the Katrina effect is discussed directly; more often it
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Book Reviews: The Sister Fidelma Mysteries— Excellent mysteries which mix history, theology and intrigue in the world of 7th century Ireland.
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Joe Bonamassa: The Cover Story— Does a cover make an album?
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Movie Review: Tsotsi— Fresh from an Oscar win for best foreign film, Tsotsi is a gritty film about compassion and redemption.
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Book Review: Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer— Mount Everest was a great goal for explorers. Now: tourist climbers. The story of the 1996 disaster.
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On Being A Provider And A Parent— Is society failing the potential of future generations?
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DVD Review: Whitesnake - Live In The Still Of The Night— Coverdale can still belt out the arena-rock ballads and blues-metal anthems with the best of them, and he oozed charisma.
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Book Review: Flowers From Hell: A Satanic Reader by Nikolas Schreck— Historical context of Satan through literature.
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Movie Review: The Crimes Of V For Vendetta— Being no friend of the British political system, watching Parliament get ceremoniously blown to little chunks was a delicious tactile
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Book Review: Oaxaca Journal by Oliver Sacks— The author of Awakenings writes about a trip to Mexico, and it's a departure in more ways than one.
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A Journey into Film Part II: The Realm - The Concept— I should have started with a concept, but you know how it is when inspiration strikes.
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The List of the Moment, Part 9.5— And so it is, that my current play list grows...
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US Patriot Act: Compromising Americans’ Civil Liberties— The Patriot Act under fire.
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Making the Tongue as Powerful as the Body— Our taste just got a whole lot stronger with Umami. Find out what it is and how to use
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TV Review: Trading Spouses— Fox pushes the boundaries between entertainment and exploitation with Trading Spouses. Is that a good thing?
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Terrell Owens With the Dallas Cowboys: This Will Work— Bill Parcells and the Cowboys made a great investment in Terrell Owens.
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Book Reviews: Horton Hatches The Egg and Horton Hears a Who— Sticking by your word. Sticking up for the small guy. Healthy seeds to plant in young, fertile minds. But how?
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Book Review: Google Advertising Tools by Harold Davis— Davis takes what can be a dizzying world of online advertising with Google and makes it simple.
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Politics and Women's Health: RU-486 Deaths Result in Renewed Calls to Ban Drug— An Associated Press reporter fails to put death risk in context; the politicians are grandstanding to core constituencies.
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TV Review Boston Legal - "Stick It"— Sometimes it doesn't help to have Alan Shore in your corner!
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