- Monday, August 20, 2007 — 41 Articles Published
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George and the Great Eight: Democrats Debate in Iowa— Barack Obama leads the Iowa polls going into the latest debate.
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Music Review: Paul Simon - The Essential Paul Simon— Over 30 years of songwriting goodness.
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Book Review: Girl Soldier - A Story of Hope for Northern Uganda's Children by Faith J. H. McDonnell and Grace Akallo— How one woman survived Joseph Kony's reign of terror in Uganda - and what we can do about it.
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Book Review: The Mediterrasian Way - A Cookbook and Guide to Health, Weight Loss, and Longevity, Combining the Best Features of Mediterranean and Asian Diets and Lifestyles by Ric Watson and Trudy Thelander— Live healthily in the modern world using the time-tested cuisines and lifestyles of the Mediterraneans and Asians.
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Disassociation Blues— ... it's not just the unpleasant things that are shut off — you lose out on everything.
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Sitting at Life's Train Station— You've been given a magic ticket. Your magic ticket will take you to the place of your dreams.
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The Shanghai Diaries: The Long Flight There— My wife and I are living for a year in Shanghai, China. Come and join our weekly adventures in the
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The Early Word: New Books for the Week of August 19, 2007— Michael Korda likes Ike, Diane Mott Davidson serves up more food for thought, plus: Amy Bloom, Jacquelyn Mitchard, Raymond Khoury,
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Concert Review: Band of the Week - The Evens — The Evens played a Syracuse sweatbox on June 26th, but the show was one of the best this reviewer has
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Music Review: Simon and Garfunkel — Simon and Garfunkel — Live 1969— Though I wish I'd been there when it took place, Simon and Garfunkel's release of "Simon and Garfunkel - Live
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Vanguard Nettwerk Records to Release House Soundtrack— Some previously unreleased tracks make this collection a keeper.
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Music Review: Rilo Kiley - Under The Blacklight— Underage sex? Girls not wearing bras? Porn? Rilo Kiley??
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Music Review: Adema - Kill the Headlights— Adema attempts a comeback with a new singer.
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Zidane and Materazzi: Beavis and Butthead— Zidane shows he was a ram in a past life and Materazzi cashes in...
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Music Review: Calvin Harris - I Created Disco— There’s an odd simplicity to Calvin’s music, despite the obvious complexity to his mixing of the many vocal and sound
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Music Review: Elvis Presley – Viva Las Vegas— Released to coincide with the 30th anniversary of his death, this compilation illustrates Elvis Presley's magnetism on the Vegas stage.
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Hurricane Dean Struts His Violent Way — Hurricane Dean is category 4 heading for 5, heading for the Caymans and headed for me.
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Jeremy Sisto Appears on My Boys!— Sisto's acting career actually began in Chicago, when he was in the production of Tennessee Williams’ House Not Meant to
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Interview: Sugarland— Country music duo rides into success with a little help from their friends including superstar Kenny Chesney.
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Dennis Miller: The Ultimate American Failure— You can't find a person more pathetic than Dennis Miller these days.
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Music Review: Aiden - Conviction— A graceful transition from the realm of horror rock into a darker, more mature sound, Aiden delivers in full.
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The Man Tipped as Next Aussie Prime Minister 'asked to leave NY strip club' — How a bad night out at an American lap-dancing club turned into a potential vote winner Down Under
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Skype Blame User Reboot for outage and The Daily Music and Tech News— Skype on its outage, Lily Allen cancels American dates and Pete Doherty gets arrested in today's update.
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Dancing with the Night: The Fabulousness of Fabric— When the sun sets, and the moon rises, we all get a little primal. Fabric and The Other Side DJ
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DVD Review: Chasing October: A Fan's Crusade— Chasing October takes the level of a fan beyond fanatic and to a whole new level.
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Theater Review (NYC): Victor Woo: The Average Asian American at the Fringe Festival— The sheer energy that pours from the stage during the numerous ensemble numbers is a pleasure to take in.
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DVD Review: Hardboiled - Two Disc Ultimate Edition— A Sam Peckinpah western transported to modern day Hong Kong.
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DVD Pick of the Week: Serenity— A double dip of a fantastic film tops my choices for this week.
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DVD Review: Mott The Hoople - Under Review— This DVD is a must buy for Mott the Hoople fans and fans of the early days of glam rock.
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Box Office Update 8/17-8/19: Superbad Proves to Be, Well, Super Bad! (In a Good Way)— Looking for August laughs? Superbad delivers!
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DVD Review: Ray Harryhausen Presents - The Pit and the Pendulum— Stop motion Poe, in stylish fashion.
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Pet-Proof Your Home— For you all animal lovers, check out this video to learn the essential tips to pet-proof your home.
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Can We Get There From Here?— You, me, the Internet, and the future of humankind.
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LX.TV Reviews Johnny Utah's and Works Out at Church Street Boxing, New York— Discover the best of what's new in New York this week at midtown's newest South West dining sensation and the
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The Spanish Civil War— Or at least the part of it that was fought in the kitchen...
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The Invisible Hipster— My unsuccessful search for a cultural scapegoat.
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Audio Book Review - Rogue Angel: Forbidden City by Alex Archer— For a Movie In Your Mind check out Rogue Angel: Forbidden City
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Music Review: Prince - Planet Earth— Prince puts out a strong album that both recalls and expands on his classic material, but ultimately, struggles to live
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The Nest Is Never Empty— Is “Empty Nest Syndrome" on the decline? Ann Hagman Cardinal muses on the changing face of motherhood.
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Book Review: Orphan's Quest by Pat Nelson Childs— This fantasy novel with a twist is a great beginning for a new author.
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Wii Virtual Console Releases for August 20, 2007— The greatest game ever released for the Super Nintendo finally finds a home on the Virtual Console.
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