- Sunday, November 25, 2007 — 28 Articles Published
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Book Review: The Race by Richard North Patterson— Can an honest man become president? Only when the electorate is itself honest.
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The White Supremacist Challenge to Senator Lindsey Graham— Buddy Witherspoon backed by a powerful cabal of nativist interests, has targeted incumbent Republican Lindsey Graham for defeat.
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Is Indiana Turning Blue?— A recent poll of Indiana voters reveals serious trouble for Republicans in a state normally considered sacrosanct conservative territory.
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Book Review: Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos by R.L. Lafevers— "I’m beginning to suspect he’s up to something. What’s worse, I think he suspects I’m up to something. Which I
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Book Review: Guinness - The 250-Year Quest for the Perfect Pint by Bill Yenne— Beer expert Yenne has written an engaging book about one of the most famous beer companies in the world.
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Hawthorne Heights Guitarist Dead At 26— Casey Calvert dies at 26. The cause of death is still to be determined.
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Book Review: The Royal Kingdoms of Ghana, Mali, and Songhay - Life in Medieval Africa by Particia and Frederick McKissack— A fine introductory account of three of the world's great kingdoms that are too little-known.
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Retro Redux: Lee Dorsey And The Monday Morning Song— His signature song's irresistible sound - complete with clanking chains - is still fun to hear.
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Music Review: Nellie McKay – Obligatory Villagers— Nellie McKay sounds like she's having loads of fun on her first single-disc effort with her third release "Obligatory Villagers."
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WGA Can't Afford To Lose Internet Residuals— Lost webisodes prove a deal between writers and producers can happen.
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Theater Review (Las Vegas): Mystère at the Treasure Island Resort and Casino— The Cirque Du Soleil show that sets the Standard
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Bratz Star Profile: Janel Parrish— Blogcritics sat down with Bratz star Janel Parrish.
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Interview: Band Of The Week - Stealing Jane— Stealing Jane’s ska-pop is a high energy, harmony-filled, blues-infused sound that moves a person to jump up and dance on
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Transcendent Consciousness for Transcendent Technologies: Part II— The concluding part to how we humans can transcend body and consciousness using technology.
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Movie Review: 3:10 To Yuma— Russell Crowe and Christian Bale bring this story to life with vibrant characters.
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Senses Working Overtime: This Week in Television (11/25/07)— Musgo Del Jefe offers suggestions on what's worth watching for the upcoming week.
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TV Review: BET's Sunday Best - Goodbye Gomez— BET's Sunday Best bids farewell to Emily Gomez.
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Movie Review: Enchanted— A delightful take on the Disney princess mythos.
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DVD Review: Afro Samurai - Director’s Cut — A gunslinger saga with swords, a bloodthirsty tale of revenge and how it consumes the soul and replaces the need
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DVD Review: Leading Ladies Collection Volume 2— Warner Brothers has released it second volume of the Leading Ladies Collection and Susan Hayward is the standout here.
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DVD Review: Origin - Spirits of the Past — In a distant future, humanity has faced and overcome a devastating event.
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Movie Review: The Mist— For all those who fear that The Mist is yet another piss-poor, vapor-inspired scheme a la The Fog, fear not.
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Music Concert Review: Stars - Burton Cummings Theater, Winnipeg, Canada - Nov. 24, 2007— With two lead singers and a free download of the band's new album, Stars continues to distinguish themselves in indie
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Jazz Workshop: Listening Guide to Duke Ellington's Black, Brown and Beige - Part 2 - Brown— Continuing the three-part experiment.
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Carrie Underwood Artist of the Month on Music Choice— Carrie Underwood is this month's Music Choice Artist of the month.
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Movie Review: Enchanted
— Nothing more than a poorly explored “fish out of water” concept.
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Music DVD Review: Blackmore’s Night - Paris Moon— Blackmore's Night is to Renaissance Music what Flogging Molly is to Irish music.
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Music DVD Review: Pearl Jam - Immagine In Cornice: Picture In A Frame— Pearl Jam's worldwide appeal, on-stage power, and road life is all captured magnificently in this concert film.
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