- Tuesday, May 22, 2007 — 59 Articles Published
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TV Review: House – "The Jerk"— Sometimes a little jerk goes a long way.
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The Tuesday Morning Purchase: May 22, 2007— Maybe it's time to step outside of your "normal."
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Retro Redux: Before Weird Al, Newhart And Sherman Tickled America's Funny-Bone— In the 1950s and early 1960s, comedy albums went through a period of booming popularity.
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Book Review: Luncheon of the Boating Party by Susan Vreeland— The vivacity and surety of Vreeland's dazzling prose captures the artist as much possessed by his subjects as he wishes
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Overlooked Alternatives: Battles, Killing Joke— One of these releases just might show up on year-end lists.
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Only Intifada Can Save Gaza— Palestinians must conduct a non-violent Intifada to save Gaza from complete destruction.
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LX.TV Visits Punch Grill and Song & Thorne in Los Angeles— Discover the best of what's new in LA this week.
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Immigration and My Personal, Cultural Panic Attack — Maybe it's not racism I see but the fear that occurs when one is in a strange place among strangers
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Zappos Has A Brick And Mortar Location - Who Knew?— My trip to Vegas yields a surprise.
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Jounalism Is Risky Business In Latin America— Cuban journalist gets four years for "pre-criminal dangerousness", while tv people disappear in Mexico.
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Why They Won’t Assimilate — The notion that today’s immigrants will assimilate is a pipe dream that can turn into a nightmare.
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Music Review: Apache Indian & The Reggae Revolution Time For Change Tour Live (DVD)— They may not be able to change the world, but they do show how change is possible if you want
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Music Review: Beach Boys - Warmth of the Sun— Yet another collection from the mighty Beach Boys catalog gets released in time for shorts 'n' sandals weather.
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Giuliani Disqualifies Himself As Presidential Hopeful— Giuliani's lack of knowledge about U.S. aggression in the Mideast shows he is less informed than the American public.
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TV Review: Dancing With The Stars Finals - Laila Falls Flat, Runner-Up Up for Grabs— The couples reached for the electricity and the eclectic tonight.
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A Helping Hand: Which One is Too Easy - Marriage or Divorce? — The longer-lasting relationship speaks not just of trust and love, but also of experience with it.
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Looking at the 2007 Tuesday Network Upfronts
— The evening is highlighted by the returning House and perhaps Chuck or Reaper.
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Skull and Guts Music! No Fun!— For Pico.
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Music Review: Brooks And Dunn- Brand New Man— One of country’s best selling duo acts, Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn, started off their career with this brilliant album-Brand
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Music Review: Jean-Luc Ponty - The Acatama Experience — Ponty is back, with a vengeance.
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Music Review: The Stooges - The Weirdness— It may be clutzy, it may be goofy, but the Stooges' first album in more than 30 years still kinda
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Music Review: Erasure - Light at the End of the World— Perfectly timed to come out at the beginning of Summer, it's full of breezy pop songs that hearken back to
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Music Review: Britney Spears - Britney— It's a step in the direction of Britney growing up, and expanding her style of music.
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Box Office Update 5/18-5/20: Shrek the Third Leads the Way— Shrek takes the crown, for one week anyway.
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Sense and Proportion: A Parent's Guide to Film — Somewhere society got the impression that it is easier to raise children in a sensory deprivation tank...
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LX.TV Visits with SL Design at Amalia, New York— SLDesign’s co-owners, Chris Sheffield and Steve Lewis, discuss how they transformed Amalia into a breathtaking creation in modern thought.
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The Best First Date Wines— Dating - like life - has no guarantees, but knowing the best wines for your first date may help turn
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Music Review: Band Of The Week - The Nick Black Band - Hollow— Nick Black's Hollow, proves that an album cannot be judged by title alone — as it is an album filled
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NBA: James, Cavs Fail to Capitalize on Lackluster Showing From Pistons— LeBron nearly puts up a triple-double, but the 10th assist that didn't come through might have been Cleveland's undoing.
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I Don’t Care Who You Are - That’s Funny!! – Headlines— I love my headlines!!
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TV Review: 24 - Hours 23 & 24: Jack Strikes Back!— Since Jack loves Audrey so much, he does the only reasonable thing he can do: he lets her go.
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American Idol: Who Will Walk Away the Winner?— Blake Lewis or Jordin Sparks: Who's going to be the next Idol?
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Medications And The Water Table Don't Mix— Isn't it time we took the steps to ensure that our water isn't killing us?
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DVD Review: Knife In The Water— Roman Polanski's first film shows greatness out and outside of the box.
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Satire: Other "Illegals" Demand Amnesty— After Bush's amnesty for illegal immigrants, should other "illegals" be granted the same?
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Movie Review: Pan’s Labyrinth— ... I questioned myself for not being on the same bandwagon with everyone else regarding the grandeur of this movie...
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LX.TV Interview with Dylan Lauren, Ralph Lauren Heiress— SuChin Pak sits down to dish with Dylan Lauren, Ralph Lauren heiress and founder of Dylan's Candy Bar.
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RealMeals.TV Recipe : Cocoa and Peanut Glazed Spareribs— ...
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World’s Largest Freshwater Lake — mental_floss fact of the day.
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Nintendo Wii Review: Open Season— Only this game could make controlling a giant bear boring.
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PS2 Review: Tony Hawk Downhill Jam— Jam without playing with your Wii. No, it's not as fun.
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Music Review: From Autumn to Ashes - Holding a Wolf by the Ears— FATA's new album is everything fans wanted — and more.
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Music Review: Erasure - Light at the End of the World
— Erasure's newest album should please die-hard fans, but don't expect to be won over otherwise.
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Bridging The Intellectual Property Divide— It is a mistake to use the term “property” with regard to creativity.
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DVD Pick of the Week: Apocalypto— Gibson's action fest rises to the top.
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Book Review - Adobe Photoshop CS3: Classroom In A Book By Adobe Creative Team— A step-by-step guide that allows you to learn Adobe Photoshop CS3 at your own pace.
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TV Review: Boston Legal - "Duck and Cover"— Brad and Denise tie the knot while Jerry with client gone quackers.
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Book Review: Spherical Tomi by Jack Mangan— Cyberpunk science fiction that is well crafted and full of action, with a wide range of emotions.
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Book Review: Never Shower in a Thunderstorm - Surprising Facts and Misleading Myths About Our Health and the World We Live In by Anahad O’Connor— This ultimate bet-settling book takes those old wives tales, myths, and home remedies you’ve heard and puts them to the
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Book Review: The Power of a Positive No - How to Say No and Still Get to Yes by William Ury— With the tips in the book, you won't fear the consequences of saying No, and you'll find ways to make
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Jacksonville Jaguars: Getting the Whole Nelson— A closer look at safety Reggie Nelson, Jacksonville's top draft pick.
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DVD Review: Harry and the Hendersons— Criminally ignored '80s classic is finally on DVD.
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The Naked Emperors of Immigration— The immigration bill is simply dumber than dirt. It makes no sense. It can't be fixed. It's an embarrassment.
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The Best TV Theme Songs— The following is our list of the best TV theme songs ever written, songs that made shows as much fun
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Lost Her Sex Drive - Saturn Transit To Sun, Moon, Venus in Leo: Astrology-Based Advice— Dear Elsa, I am going through the first serious sex drought of my life.
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TV Review: Heroes Season One Finale— A review of Heroes Volume 1 season finale.
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DVD Review: 10 MPH— A wild, coast-to-coast road trip - on a Segway.
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TV Review: 24 Season Six, Hours 23 and 24 - Not the Show's Finest— I must have missed something — from here it looked like a whole lot of nothing.
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Music DVD Review: The Osmonds: Live in Concert London 2006— The songs remain the same, but the magic... not quite.
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