- Wednesday, December 19, 2007 — 34 Articles Published
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Criticism in the Internet Age— Criticism is the most important focal point that we have for the public intellect.
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Music Review: NOW That’s What I Call Party Hits!— Now That’s What I Call Lame Lyrics!
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DVD Review: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End— The film becomes exhausting on so many levels, but the visual effects are incredible.
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Book Review: My Inflatable Friend by Gerald Everett Jones— Well-written and funny, My Inflatable Friend promises language that's rich, a plot fast-paced and satisfying, and a well-rounded main character
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DVD Pick of the Week: Stardust— A wonderful fantasy tops a strong list of contenders.
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Music Review: Crime In Stereo - Crime In Stereo Is Dead — Intelligent rock played with elan and clarity.
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Saleski's Top 10 (Plus!) Rock and Pop Records for 2007— It was a very good year.
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Concert Review: Aimee Mann's 2nd Annual Christmas Show - The Birchmere, Alexandria, Va.— Aimee Mann comes home for the holidays
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Larry Clark and the Most Gratuitous Shot in Movie History— Larry Clark: auteur or sicko?
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DVD Review: The Princess Bride (20th Anniversary Edition)— Like an old story retold at bedtime, The Princess Bride is as reliable now as it was the first time.
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Jamie Lynn Spears Confirms Pregnancy— That Spears family is hopeless...
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DVD Review: Princess Princess: Complete Collection— An anime about princesses with nary a girl to be found.
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Doris Eaton Travis: To Live, To Learn, To Dance— This 103-year-old woman demonstrates that advanced age does not necessarily involve physical and mental frailty.
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Nintendo Wii Review: Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games— Popular franchise characters provide a great physical workout and deep multiplayer experience with a variety of familiar events.
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Book Review: The Queen of Bedlam by Robert McCammon— Robert McCammon continues his series of colonial-era tales, and the result is one of the best novels of the year.
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DVD Review: American History Collector's DVD set— The American History Collector's DVD set presents three of the History Channel's popular series in one collection.
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Sony PSP Review: Silent Hill Origins— Playing through Silent Hill Origins is a dark and twisted good time on the PSP.
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Duke Nukem Forever Teaser Trailer Arrives— No, you're not dreaming. It actually happened.
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Nintendo Wii Review: Game Party— With a name that generic, do you honestly expect good things from this?
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Nintendo Wii Review: Godzilla Unleashed— Improvements are everywhere, but the motion controls belong in a different game.
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PS2 Review: Neo Geo Battle Coliseum — For the right audience (who probably imported this years ago), this is a wildly fun mash up of SNK fighters.
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Death for Refusal of Burka and the Deceptive Muslim Denials— Muslim denials will only perpetuate the honor-killing of innocents like Aqsa Parvez.
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Product Review: Masala Chocolates— This line of chocolates should have something for everyone, and would make a unique gift for the chocolate fan.
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Book Review - Tomcat: The Definitive Guide By Jason Brittain With Ian F. Darwin— Will keep you out of trouble and have your Tomcat server running smoothly long into the future.
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Book Review: How Strong Women Pray by Bonnie St. James— Whether you are a woman who is committed to prayer, or someone who has only had the odd thought of
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Book Review: The Winter Queen by Boris Akunin— ...balances the floweriness of 19th-century naturalism with enough 20th-century realism to create a confection of wit and intelligence.
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Book Review: Brian's Hunt by Gary Paulsen— Brian Robesone is back, and this time he's staking his knowledge of the wilderness and hunting against a killer bear.
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Book Review: The Uncommon Reader by Alan Bennett— The Queen of England has discovered that she likes to read books - but does the nation approve?
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Businesses Warring With People Who Post Comic Strips in the Workplace— I don't understand the big deal of having them and would think businesses would be used to them by now.
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DVD Review: The World at War— The WW2 documentary series by which all other WW2 documentary series will be judged - with plenty of bonus material,
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Software Review – Adobe Photoshop Plug-in Color Efex Pro 3.0 From Nik Software— A great addition to the photographer's tool box. The filters, enlarged preview, and the Selective tool are worth the upgrade.
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Graphic Novel Review: Avalon High: Coronation Volume One: The Merlin Prophecy by Meg Cabot and Jinky Coronado— Meg Cabot's novel based on Arthurian legend is coming out in manga and is headed to the bigscreen.
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On Paul Levinson and the FCC— A contrarian stance on media consolidation points out the failures of our Fourth Estate.
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DVD Review: Sonic Underground - Volume 1— Sonic the hedgehog is back and rockin' as part of Sonic Underground.
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