- Wednesday, January 16, 2008 — 31 Articles Published
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Random Stats that Nag the Soul — Some athletes and coaches left their respective sports very close to reaching certain milestones.
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The Great Book Adventure: The Picture of Dorian Gray - Part Two— Dorian Gray falls under Lord Harry's influence, to more than just his picture's detriment.
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Product Review: Sansa TakeTV PC To TV Video Player (8 GB)— While not without limitations and quirks, the Sansa TakeTV smoothly bridges the gap between computers and the living room.
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Dan Nied's Fortress of Weight Loss: Day 21— It's all about the Salami.
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Book Review: Lipstick & Dipstick's Essential Guide to Lesbian Relationships by Gina Daggett and Kathy Belge— Full of common sense advice presented in such a way that I don't mind being told what I already know.
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Book Review: Liar by Yvon Justin Cote— Liar makes for a fast but unengaging read.
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Blu-ray Review: Superbad— One for videophiles and raunch fanatics.
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DVD Review: The Tudors - The Complete First Season— A time of royal intrigue and love set in Tudor England.
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Book Review: George's Secret Key to the Universe by Stephen and Lucy Hawking— A nice blend between physical fact, science fiction, and that lovely sense of wonder that underpins astronomy.
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DVD Review: Viridiana— Luis Bunuel's mish-mash of Surrealism and psychobabble still bores nearly half a century after its release.
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Movie Review: The Bucket List— Star power alone does not a movie make.
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Book Review: Room For Two by Abel Keogh— Abel Keogh had been married just three years when his life was changed by a single gunshot.
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Book Review: The Red Dahlia by Lynda La Plante— The Red Dahlia is extremely thrilling and gory, and it reads like a professional account of an actual case.
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New Album Releases 01/15/08: Ringo, Eels, Juno Soundtrack, Lead Another Slow Week— If this is the calm before the storm, then bring on the hurricane.
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Retro Redux: Burl Ives - Not Just Sam The Snowman— A multi-talented performer who should be remembered for more than a cartoon snowman.
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Being a Divorced Woman— They ask if I’m okay in that tone of voice that makes me want to open their mouths and shove
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The Two Faces of Thailand's Property Market— Badly affected by political turmoil, there's fight in Thailand's property market yet.
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DVD Review: The Game Plan— Cue the Rock's career failing in 5... 4... 3...
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TV Review: Reno 911! Season Five Premiere— This show will not jump the shark!
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Turning The Bell Jar — I am back on the yellow brick road to mental health, with hints for finding the right therapist!
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Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) Expands Media Mogul’s Empire— As the richest self-made woman in America, there is much to be said about the life and legacy of Oprah
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Are You a Blogcritic?— The "sinister cabal" is always looking for fine new contributors.
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The Democratic Plan to Disenfranchise America— By fair means or foul, the Democratic Party will disenfranchise American voters if that's what it takes to win in
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Life’s Lie: You Can Be Anything You Want to Be— The idea that we’re all born with an unlimited list of occupational possibilities to pursue is a heartless assertion to
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Marion Jones Speaks Out on Oprah— One needn't follow Marion Jones's footsteps to understand the degree of shame she has apparently faced.
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George of the Jungle Giveaway!— George of the Jungle has a new TV show, we have a giveaway in support of said show.
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ESPN, MLG Team Up For Competitive Gaming Coverage— The worldwide sports leader adds MLG coverage to it's repertoire. Soon to be airing on ESPN 8 - The Ocho!
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DVD Review: The Odd Couple - The Third Season— The classic "Password" episode is a must see!
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Boston Legal Rehashes and I Look to the Web for Help— Boston Legal was sort of new last night, but there's little else out there. Maybe some webisodes will help
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Movie Review: 27 Dresses— Katherine Heigl tries on '27 Dresses' and the 'Grey's Anatomy' Emmy winner makes them fit about half the time.
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TV Preview: George of the Jungle— Look out for that tree! George is back!
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