- Monday, February 25, 2008 — 29 Articles Published
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Nintendo DS Review: John Deere's Harvest in the Heartland— Sandbox farm simulator is solid but not spectacular.
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The 2008 New York Book Festival: Celebrate And Get Singled Out — The awards ceremony will be hosted at the literary landmark Algonquin Hotel June 27, followed the next day by a
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Book Review: Hacking - The Art of Exploitation by Jon Erickson— Hacking made simple. OK, made simpler.
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DVD Review: Batman & Mr. Freeze - SubZero / Batman - Mask of the Phantasm— This double feature is a must-own in any Batman fan’s collection.
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Retro Redux: Swimming To Catalina With The Four Preps— Their music helped influence Brian Wilson in his creation of the Beach Boys sound.
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WonderCon 08: Behind the Scenes of Beowulf and The Spectacular Spider-Man— WonderCon 08 presents a behind-the-scenes look look at the CGI in "Beowulf" and the first episode premiere of "The Spectacular
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Movie Review: Charlie Bartlett— A student takes aim at the popular crowd, with the help of his personal pharmacy.
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Book Review: If I Did It - Confessions Of The Killer— If I Did It will raise the hairs on your neck, and you'll definitely be disturbed by O.J.'s confession.
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I'm Not Black. I'm Not White. And Neither Are You.— Racial divides and party affiliations are relics of America's past. We can keep them or vote for the future.
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Obama/Hagel '08: Is it Time for a Bipartisan Ticket?— Will Barack Obama make history by putting a Republican on the ticket?
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Making the Rounds at General Hospital - The TMK Unmasked— Diego Alcazar is the text-message killer. Can his reign of terror be stopped?
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WonderCon 08: 10,000 B.C., Get Smart, Shutter, and The X-Files 2 Sneak Peeks— WonderCon 08 presents sneak peeks of some eagerly anticipated goodies.
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Comic Review: Locke & Key #1 by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez— Novelist Joe Hill scores a definite homerun with his new horror comic effort. Artist Gabriel Rodriguez provides chilling illustrations.
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DVD Review: The Smurfs - Season One, Volume One— The three apple tall blue critters finally arrive on DVD.
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And The Oscar Goes To...— Oscar winners and acceptance speeches.
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DVD Review: Da Vinci’s Inquest - Season Two— Acorn’s boxed set for the series’ sophomore season provides a satisfying dose of hard-nosed crime drama.
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Children Aging out of the Foster Care System Face Difficult Odds— Foster children have survived significant trauma or abuse. As they grow older and approach aging out of the system, they
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Movie Review: Be Kind, Rewind to Nacho Libre— If all Jack Black's movies were on VHS, I'd want to rewind his latest, Be Kind, Rewind to the Nacho
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WonderCon 08: J. Michael Straczynski and Starship Troopers: Marauder— WonderCon 08 presents J. Michael Straczynski and a sneak peek at Starship Troopers: Marauder.
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Oscars 2008: The Aftermath— An analysis of the telecast, the results, and how my predictions held up.
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Let’s Turn Down the Heat on Discussions of Global Warming— Even if global warming is hoax perpetrated by power-hungry scientists, we will benefit from changing our energy-intensive ways.
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Manga Review: Harukaze Bitter Bop Vol. 1 by Court Betten— A fantastic new series with lots of action and a ton of humor, centered around a mix of quirky characters.
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Music Review: Deepak Ram, Vic Juris, Tony Marino, & Jamey Haddad - Steps— I heard a wonderful collection of Jazz tunes being given interpretations that I wasn't familiar with.
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Software Review – Adobe Master Collection - Adobe After Effects CS3 From Adobe Systems— If you are looking into digital motion graphics software I highly recommend After Effect CS3.
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Xbox 360 Review: Jumper: Griffin's Story— Hooray for crappy movie tie-ins!
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Xbox Live Arcade Review: Boogie Bunnies— The stupidest game on the Live Arcade is worth your money.
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Wii Virtual Console News and Releases for 2/25/2008— Suck it up and shoot it out.
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TV Review: Nova - "The Four-Winged Dinosaur"— Nova explores the study of a new dinosaur and the surrounding dispute in the scientific community.
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Hank Steinbrenner, Another Bad Seed— He failed to appreciate he and his family are as culpable as anyone in this mess baseball finds itself in.
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