- Wednesday, January 03, 2007 — 36 Articles Published
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Darrent Williams, Sympathy, and The Common Man— Darrent Williams died young but so do many others.
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Movie Review: Invisible Invaders— A 1959 dud that comes close to setting a world record for stock footage use.
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Salvador Dali, True Love— I couldn’t always rely on the persistence of my memory, so I went on a quest...
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Box Office Update 12/29-1/1: Night at the Museum Rules the Day(s)— 2006 has come to a close. Long live 2007.
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DVD Review: Snakes on a Plane— You need this mother f*cking DVD in your mother f*cking DVD player right now.
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The Best and Worst of 2006 Films— Here's the best, worst, and everything in between in the world of film in 2006!
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Book Review: Rough Guide To The Rolling Stones and Rough Guide To Bob Dylan— Know something is happening but you don't know what it is? The Rough Guide line of music books will give
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Movie Review: The Good Shepherd— A good realisitic spy thriller though it is emotionally distant.
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Magazine Review: Pilgrimage— An unusual literary journal filled with haunting autobiographical tales of wonder at nature's bounty and the human struggle for meaning.
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Interview: Author Guy Gavriel Kay— Talking things over with one of North America's most innovative writers.
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Q: Did Van Gogh Really Chop Off His Ear and Mail It to a Prostitute?— If the truth be told.
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Day By Day for January 03, 2007— Chris Muir's excellent Day By Day cartoon, for January 03, 2007
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Wu Tang To Reform and The Daily Music and Tech News— Wu Tang, Gmail, and Hendrix playing Welsh Anthem? in today's update.
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Christina Aguilera Rocks Times Square, Launches New Single— Christina Aguilera's show stopping performance on New Year's Eve poises her for a booming 2007.
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B-Movie of the Week: Frankenhooker— It's easily the brightest jewel in Henenlotter's warped crown, a strangely personal film that still bears the man's trademark weirdness.
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Batmobile Finds Home in Small Town Ohio— The Batman theme song plays in the background as onlookers slowly walk around the car.
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Have You Heard The Latest? Sagittarius Spreading The News At The Gym: Astrology In Real Life— Talk, talk! Baby, talk, talk!
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Movie Review: The Wicker Man (Special Edition)— This is an excellent example of first class film-making.
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The '80s And The Cringe Factor: Mr. Mister's One Album Wonder— Mr. Mister's Welcome To The Real World is very '80s. In spite of that, it remains very good, too.
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DVD Review: The Ant Bully— When you're tiny, all your troubles are gigantic!
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Stogie Review: Oliva Series G Maduro (w/Video)— It is not very often that I smoke a single stick and set out to purchase a box, but that
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Interview/Music Review: The Harlequin's Interlude— Arkansas doesn't have many small-town rock bands — so I thought I might take some time and introduce a
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Box Office Update 2006: Captain Jack Sparrow Rules— Pirates rule the box office seas.
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A Happy TV New Year!— It's been a long wait, but we're finally shaking off the repeat doldrums!
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Brian Gould's Top Ten Heavy Metal Albums of 2006— Blogcritic writer Brian Gould chimes in with his picks for best heavy metal albums of 2006.
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Music Review: The Kinks - The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society— History Rewards The Kinks' Bad Timing.
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Console Review: XaviX Port— This is the Nintendo Wii before anyone heard of the Nintendo Wii.
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PSP Review: NHL 07— A playable hockey game for the PSP for the first time ever.
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Media Center - Vista— Media Center comes to everyone with Vista
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Movie Review: Air Buddies— When Mom and Dad get dog-napped, it's air-puppies to the rescue!
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Music Review: Toby Lightman – Bird on a Wire— Bird on a Wire can be playful one moment and seductive the next.
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Movie Review: Dreamgirls— Entertaining and crowd-pleasing.
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Book Review - The Softwire: Virus on Orbis 1— Intriguing And Heinleinesque, this grabs readers and throws them into a new world.
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Book Review: Lee Morgan: His Life, Music and Culture by Tom Perchard— Music, drugs, race, culture and politics all play a role in this first biography of jazz trumpet player Lee Morgan.
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Audio Book Review: Twisted by Jonathan Kellerman— Who killed the girl in the pink tennis shoes?
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Book Review: Wildfire by Nelson DeMille— No brooding intellectual read, but it is a raging blaze demanding to be read fast and without caution.
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