- Friday, November 16, 2007 — 40 Articles Published
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NCAA Football Week 12 Preview— All games this week are rated somewhere between Ohio State-Michigan and Duke-Notre Dame.
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Run's House & BC Magazine are Giving Away... Sneakers?!?— That's right, we've got a pair of sneaks to giveaway. Stop looking at me like that, you know you
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PBS Primetime Programming for the Week of November 18— How is Thanksgiving here already. Life just flies by, doesn't it?
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DVD Review: Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon— As close as most of us will ever come to setting foot on the moon.
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Software Review: Camtasia Studio 5 From TechSmith— The best choice for recording and publishing computer-based multimedia.
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Movie Review: Mulberry Street— Rat-people are on the loose. Will the Mulberry tenants be able to survive? You will care who lives and who
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DVD Review: Runnin' Down A Dream - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers— This fantastic four-hour documentary traces the life and career of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers.
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New Movies and Box Office Predictions: Beowulf, Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium— Family fantasy, and epic fantasy — choose your escape.
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Grey's Anatomy (Finally) Delivers and the Writers' Guild Taketh Away— The Grey's Anatomy we know, loved, and missed is finally back, but will the writers' strike leave us high and
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Movie Media: The Eye, Sweeney Todd, Mongol, Rambo, Mama's Boy, Revolver, Kit Kitteridge— Stallone, Depp, Statham, Alba, Breslin, all coming soon to a theater near you!
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The Friday Morning Listen: Terry Bozzio - Solo Drum Music— So good, he made all of the other drummers pack up their toys and go home.
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Comedy CD Review: Dane Cook's Rough Around the Edges: Live from Madison Square Garden— Is it still considered a comedy CD if the jokes aren't funny?
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Music Review: Via Audio - Say Something— An excellent debut record from this group of Berklee grads.
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Music Review: Coheed and Cambria - No World for Tomorrow — The neo-progsters streamline the time changes and crank up the riffs.
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Music Review: Mushman - Eddie Do— "A spaceman, a strawberry, and a gnat".
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Music Review: Serj Tankian - Elect The Dead— What do music and fortune balls have in common?
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Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Emily Falls Victim— Was it Nikolas, Zacchara, or the text-message killer who took Emily's life?
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Interview with WaterBrook Press Author Joanna Weaver— "Do the work it requires to be a writer... But as you do, surrender your dreams to God and allow
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Really Really Good: Blogcritics Rocks the Socks off BlogWorld New Media Expo in Vegas!— Blog World New Media Expo wound up last week, leaving hundreds in attendance happy and blogged out!
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Book Review: The Innocent Mage by Karen Miller— Full of vibrant characters and a decent plot; each voice is unique and solid.
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The Great Cafés: Sabrett, New York City— Where West meets East, outside.
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Review: Madison & Vine Wine Bar, New York City— Cocktails, anyone? Exciting new wine bar in Midtown, Manhattan.
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Book Review: The Larion Senators by Robert Scott and Jay Gordon— It not only lives up to the expectations for a finale, it exceeds them by a long shot.
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Interview with Dennis N. Griffin, True Crime Writer— Griffin has written six books, the newest of which is Cullotta: The Life of a Chicago Criminal, Las Vegas Mobster,
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The Rise of Tim Tate: Subjective Advice on Buying Artwork— Washington, DC artist Tim Tate has gone from a virtual unknown to the nation's capital's best-known artist.
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PS3 Review: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare— Infinity Ward brings the CoD series to the Modern age of warfare with wonderful results.
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30 Rock Pushes Integration, Scrubs Pushes Buffett— Who is up for a little product integration?
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Enter to Win the BC Magazine Hairspray Giveaway!— When big hair meets big dreams, anything can happen! Enter to win!
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Cavaliers Fans Have Had It With Hughes— Even the most loyal Cleveland fans have given up on Hughes.
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Lloyd Carr's Biggest Game— This year's Big Game might be the Michigan legend's last.
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NFL Week 11 - Winning By Losing— Wherein I determine that all Super Bowls can be expressed as a fraction.
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DVD Review: The Namesake — Inspiring but its length deters its message.
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Theater Review (LA): Dear Brutus by J.M. Barrie at A Noise Within— J. M. Barrie wrote about more than little boys! Dear Brutus is his play about second chances.
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DVD Review: H.P. Lovecraft's Dagon— From the makers of Re-Animator comes another enjoyably lurid and respectful adaptation of the America horror master.
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TV Review: CSI:NY - "Buzzkill"— Stella and Lindsay have to make a decision. Meanwhile, Mac and Danny are running out of time.
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HD DVD Review: Blood Diamond— Movies are rarely more involving than this.
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DVD Review: My So Called Life - The Complete Series— My So-Called Life: The Complete Series on DVD allows a television show with a cult following to live on forever.
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TV Review: Gossip Girl - "Seventeen Candles"— Hey, have you seen the episode where Blair throws a really big party?
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Radio Nowhere and the End of the Hit Parade— Where will the next "Born To Be Wild" come from?
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Book Review: The Photographer's Eye by Michael Freeman— If you are looking to improve the compositional aspect of your photography, then look no further than The Photographers Eye.
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