- Wednesday, October 03, 2007 — 35 Articles Published
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Interview: The Donnas' Lead Vocalist Brett Anderson— The band's latest tour and album could bring members of the Donnas the "bad ass" status they seek.
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Concert Review: Yellowcard At The House Of Blues, Myrtle Beach, SC— Jacksonville, Florida's Yellowcard are some of the finest live musicians out there. Give them a shot. You won’t regret it.
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“Sharp” Numbers Sell Houses— Too many zeros can spoil the asking price.
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Book Review: Bear Snores On by Karma Wilson— “...in his deep, dark lair, through the long, cold winter sleeps a great brown bear…”
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Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Nikolas Rages, Carly Schemes— Nikolas rages out of control. Carly plans to meet with Johnny Z.
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Book Review: Blood Magic by Matthew Cook— 'Her past is pain, her present vengeance.' A story that simply demands to be read!
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Book Review: Traversing Stephen King's "Dark Tower" Series— "The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed." Pursue these two enigmatic figures through Stephen King's
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2007 MLB Divisional Series Predictions, While Being Heckled— The Phillies, D'backs, Yankees, and Red Sox will move on. Or the Rockies, Cubs, Indians and Angels.
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An Interview with Glen Campbell— Glen Campbell talks about his long career upon the release of a new DVD featuring the music from his 1970s
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Have No Fear! The Chicago Cubs Are Here!— Fear not for the future; weep not for the past, Cubs fans.
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MoveOn.org And The New York Times: A Love Affair Gone Wrong— What does this all amount to? A menial controversy created by a media giant and an already controversial anti-war group
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Islamic Rage: Why a Cartoon in Bangladesh Leads to Killing of Christians in Nigeria— A cartoon, drawn by a Bangladeshi Muslim, led to killing of nine Christians by angry Muslims in Nigeria. This is
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Tim Tries To Trim Some Baby Fat From Democrats— It's all about Hillary-- so when she leads then the pack attacks.
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TV Review: Prison Break - "Call Waiting"— Terror in a box!
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The Shallow Waters of Online Relationships— Online relationships start and end in the blink of an eye.
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DVD Review: Eat My Dust (Supercharged Edition)— It's not the best movie of its kind but you won't need it to be.
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TV Recap: Torchwood - Cyberwoman— It may not be Canary Wharf, but there are cyber-people about.
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Reaper Supplants Eureka, Legal Languishes— I watch, I think, I deliver opinions. You read them and comment. Now.
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Satire: Politicians Promise Money, Cars and Jobs for Life— Why stop at $5,000 baby bonds?
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Concert Review: Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band Magic Tour Opener, Hartford, CT— "And so it begins!"
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Music Review: Alexandre Desplat - Lust, Caution: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack— Ang Lee's latest delivers a haunting score along with it.
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Led Zeppelin Screw Their Fans— Reputation of a great band is sullied by a shoddy exercise.
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Music Review: Dashboard Confessional - The Shade of Poison Trees— Dashboard Confessional's return to its acoustic guitar heritage brings more of the same.
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DVD Review: Two and a Half Men - The Complete First Season— CBS's hit sitcom comes to DVD
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RJ's NFL Picks, Week Five— Unlike Joe Theismann, I still have a column to write this week...
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Music Review: Mahavishnu Orchestra - Live At Montreux 1984/1974 DVD— John McLaughlin and his Mahavishnu Orchestra was the cream of the crop of the new Jazz bands in the early
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The Moron's Guide to the 2007-2008 NHL Season — ... and I mean moron.
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Movie Review: The Game Plan - Formula Is As Formula Does— Disney's latest sports comedy presents great family fare, but can't catch older viewers because of sub-par football scenes and low
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Raiders Of The Lost Snark: The Cleveland Indians And The Last Crusade— Why, Dr. Jones, what are you and the Cleveland Indians doing down in such a nasty, national, playoff race?
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PC Game Review: John Woo Presents Stranglehold— Bloodshed is his only option.
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Xbox 360 Review: NHL 2K8— This is a total failing on 2K's part.
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An Interview With Charlie Huston, Author of The Shotgun Rule, Part One— "I wanted to deal with violence in a manner less varnished than in my other books."
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DVD Review: The Lost World (Special Edition) - 1960 & 1925 versions— Two Lost Worlds are much better than one.
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Music Review: Charles Bernstein - A Nightmare on Elm Street: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack— A fantastic excursion into synthesized creepiness.
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Concert Review: Rilo Kiley at the House of Blues, Orlando, Florida - Oct. 2, 2007— The band sounds fantastic while the lady steals the show.
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