- Monday, July 16, 2007 — 40 Articles Published
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Martina Hingis: A Cult Tennis Player— Martina Hingis comeback isn't going exactly according to plan.
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La Copa America Ends With Brazilian Colours— Brazil Captures its 8th Copa America title at the expense of Argentina.
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Book Review: Hitler’s Peace by Philip Kerr— While The Pale Criminal remains Kerr’s finest work, Hitler’s Peace continues to prove Kerr’s popularity across the pond.
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Book Review: The Trap - Selling Out to Stay Afloat in Winner-Take-All America by Daniel Brook— Journalist Daniel Brook argues that government policy has driven college graduates from public service work to corporate America to survive.
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Five Ways Squirrel Secret Agents Can Improve Your Life— The change beneath all couches in your proximity is suddenly yours.
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TV Review: Big Love - "Rock and a Hard Place" and "Vision Thing"— I’ll be doing some mini-recaps for you, which may or may not be followed by full-length recaps some time in
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Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix— The fifth and newest installment of the Harry Potter saga faces the biggest challenge of all.
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Movie Review: Hairspray— Uplifting and fun...
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DVD Review: Pathfinder - Unrated Edition— Not very good. Has a couple of decent looking moments, but otherwise...
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B-Movie Celebration Comes to Franklin, Indiana, August 17-19— Satisfy your inner film geek in Franklin, Indiana next month.
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Music Review: Slayer - Christ Illusion Limited Edition With DVD— Slayer's Christ Illusion strikes twice in less than a year.
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Music Review: The Nels Cline Singers - Draw Breath— Rolling Stone Magazine calls Nels Cline a "guitar god." A guitar "demon" is more like it.
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Music Review: PetalShelf - Come What May— Not just a good "local band" from Arkansas, PetalShelf are a "good band," period.
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Retro Redux: From King Of Calypso To Renaissance Man - Harry Belafonte— ...as young Harry studied acting he found himself meeting future stars such as Marlon Brando and Tony Curtis.
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Interview: Bob Brozman (Part One) — Music saved my life, and continues to make it beautiful.
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Music DVD Review: Bryan Ferry - Dylanesque Live: The London Sessions— Bryan Ferry offers candid insight into the making of his latest album, Dylanesque, but studio performances grow tedious.
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Music Review: David Bowie - Young Americans Special Edition— David Bowie's "plastic soul" album is spruced up in a new double CD/DVD edition that includes rare video footage and
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Game du Jour Deals: July 16 through July 22— Every (casual) game gets its 24 hours in the spotlight at Games du Jour.
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An Interview With Film Critic Roger Ebert, Author of Your Movie Sucks— "I am always subjective. Objectivity has nothing to do with critical opinion."
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DVD Review: The Hole Story— ...a funny, sad, and satirical commentary on television, false visions, and obsession.
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Go Inside the Iconic Apple Bank Building in New York City— Get a glimpse inside the iconic Apple Bank, which has been newly renovated and redesigned into 29 architecturally unique homes.
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Essential Tips for Remodeling Your Bathroom— What to think about when planning a bathroom makeover.
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Product Review: Prince Debuts His Fragrance, "3121"— Prince — the perfumer formerly known as a musician.
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Become a Pilates Pro— Watch this video to learn proper breathing, posture, and movement techniques to maximize your pilates workout.
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Senator John Warner Shows Bush the Way— Is it time for a new mission and a new declaration of intent in Iraq?
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DVD Review: Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple— "Nobody joins a cult. Nobody joins something they think is going to hurt them."
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DVD Review: Shadow Warriors (Kage no Gundan) - The Complete First Season DVD Box Set— Shadow Warriors offers lots of cool ninja action. If only the video quality wasn't so horrible.
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RealMeals.TV Recipe: Bella’s Frittata— ...
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Wii Virtual Console Releases for July 16, 2007— The world's flattest hero arrives to save us from summer boredom.
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Concert Review: Lucinda Williams – St. Louis, MO - July 15, 2007— Lucinda Williams' latest concert is somewhat underwhelming.
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Concert Review: Holy Roman Empire w/The Coop at The House Cafe— This progressive rock band is even strong in concert than on CD.
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Software Review - Strata 3D CX v5.0 From Strata— Have you ever wanted to create some of those great 3D images you see all the time? Strata 3D CX
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Marketing on MySpace: An Interview— Matthew Sherborne's effective low-cost marketing techniques to boost online business.
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Robbed, Fired, and On Top: A Cashier's Story— In a fight for truth, justice, and $244, a perennial loser emerged victorious.
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Theater Review: Richard III in New York— Nicu's Spoon takes the adventurous step of casting a disabled actor in the title role.
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Casting Call: Pros vs. Joes Season Three on Spike TV— Are you a die-hard sports fan who thinks he’s got what it takes to take on Hall of Fame professional
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The Best TV Shows to Watch in Syndication— These shows are just as funny and just as endearing as they ever were.
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Pizza Pie – Mi Amore— If you're a pizzaphile, don't read this on an empty stomach (unless your keyboard is drool-proof): reminiscences and recipe recaps
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The Anti-Islamist Manifesto— Twelve “brave intellectuals” have issued an anti-Islamist manifesto. But are they part of the solution or part of the
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Box Office Update 7/13-7/15: Harry Potter Heads to the Front of the Class— The boy wizard is triumphant over the mighty Megatron.
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