- Monday, September 03, 2007 — 35 Articles Published
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DVD Review: The City of Violence— An action-packed export from Korea delivers the goods.
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DVD Review: 30 Rock - Season 1— A marathon-worthy set.
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Love's Labor Is Not Lost: Why Labor Day Really Matters — I find the turn of the calendar to September exhilarating, and I have felt this way since childhood.
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An Interview With Tom Straw, Author of The Trigger Episode Part One— "The Trigger Episode [is] in the first person [to] help a reader empathize with a guy doing basically despicable work
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Music Review: John Scofield - Shinola— Just in case you're wondering what motivated Miles Davis to hire John Scofield to be a guitarist in his band...
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Botero's Abu Ghraib Paintings Should Hang in the Pentagon Art Collection— A call for the Botero Abu Ghraib paintings to be donated to the Pentagon Art Collection and a new idea
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The Shanghai Diaries: Culture Shock— Ants! Taxis! Shocking culture!
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DVD Review: Yo Yo Girl Cop— A fun movie that feels as if it is missing something — the story!
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DVD Review: Prime Suspect - The Final Act— ... the amazing conclusion to a spectacular television series, featuring superlative performances by all cast members, but especially Helen Mirren.
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Bowling Green Football, Week One: A Win to Build On— BG's overtime win over Minnesota wasn't the biggest upset of the day. But it is reason for hope.
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Coretta Scott King and Wiretaps— The FBI secretly monitored Coretta Scott King for years, hoping that she would link the ant-war and Civil Rights Movement.
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Music DVD Review: Mountain - Live In Paris— Mountain towers over Paris in this 1985 show.
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Concert Review: Jonathan Coulton with Paul & Storm - The Birchmere, Alexandria, Va., 8/13/07— You'll laugh, you'll sing, you'll want to throw stuffed animals
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Wii Virtual Console News and Releases for September 3, 2007— Now with 25 percent more games and 100 percent more news!
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Book Review: Bad Monkeys by Matt Ruff— Matt Ruff's latest novel moves ahead with the crazy, unhinged energy of a video game.
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Music Review: Marco Benevento - Live At Tonic— Macro Benvento and friends take over Tonic and jam out on some serious jazz.
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Manga Review: Translucent – Volume One by Okamoto Kazuhiro— Dark Horse Manga issues a quirky series about a young girl stricken by bouts of invisibility.
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Music Review: Gallows - Orchestra Of Wolves— UK's the Gallows have shared with the U.S. the best punk rock CD I have heard this year.
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Quechup? No, Thanks— New social networking site gives everyone the how-to for bad PR.
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Condoleezza Rice, The Confidante— The Middle East is all messed up - damn that Condoleezza Rice!
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An Interview With George Shuman, Author of Last Breath, Part Two— "Truth lends a lot of authority to a story, just as ... truth lends a lot of authority to a
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Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Sonny Spirals Downward— Seeing Kate with Trevor devastates Sonny.
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Movie Review: Death Sentence— Kevin Bacon is out for revenge in this latest effort from director James Wan.
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2007 Summer Movie Wrap-Up— Sequels over story. Style over substance. Hollywood mainly listens to the almighty dollar during summertime.
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DVD Pick of the Week: The Office - Season Three— It's all about TV on DVD.
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FrightFest 2007: A Look Back at the UK's Top Horror Film Festival - Part 1— Killer sheep! Killer crocodiles! And more crazed killers per foot of celluloid than you'll find anywhere else! It must be
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Product Review: Maximo iMetal Isolation Earphones IM-390— Reasonably priced ear buds that could replace your iPod whites.
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Music Review: Bad Religion - New Maps Of Hell— How does a band that has been around for 30 years keep putting out good music? The world may
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Book Review: The Shock Doctrine: The Rise Of Disaster Capitalism by Naomi Klein— This is a book about "economics, stupid," and not about whether you are on the left or the right.
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The Healthy Skeptic: Vibra-Train Whole Body Vibration Platforms— Vibra-Train’s website says that they are “Vibration Training Specialists.” Can they back up their claims with vibration training research?
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Google to Pay for News Content and The Daily Music and Tech News— Google hosting news content, new iPod rumors and new tunes from the Undertones in today's update.
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Obama and the Neoconservatives— Barack Obama is many things to many people, but he is no neoconservative. Hawks who indulge in this fantasy should
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George Bush Crying on God's Shoulder— The President explains why he's right and everyone else is wrong.
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Concert Review: Langhorne Slim at Club Europa - Brooklyn, NY - August 31, 2007— Langhorne Slim put on a phenomenal performance, tearing it up with their brand of of hillbilly, rock, folk flare.
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The Founding Fathers' "Unalienable Rights"— The ideals of the Declaration of Independence resonate with all Americans, however opposed their causes may be.
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