- Thursday, March 13, 2008 — 34 Articles Published
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Jazz/Rock Fusion Supergroup "Returns To Forever" For Summer Reunion Tour— The classic RTF lineup of Corea, Clarke, DiMeola, and White reunites for a summer tour.
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Music Review: Jackson Browne – Solo Acoustic, Vol.2— On this outstanding live album, a masterful songwriter delivers one great song after another.
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Music Review: Grupa Janke Randalu - Live— I might need piano lessons after this.
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Book Review: Baby Shark's High Plains Redemption by Robert Fate— Baby Shark returns in a violent, action-packed crime novel. It's hard to hold back cheers for Kristin Van Dijk.
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Blu-ray Review: I, Robot— Fun, though sadly dumb, summer movie.
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DVD Review: The History Channel's Pearl Harbor— A documentary that chronicles the events leading up to the infamous attack.
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Blu-ray Review: Open Season— Below average animated fare that's been done before.
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DVD Review: Into The Wild (2-Disc Special Collectors Edition)— Into the Wild is a beautifully shot, tragic story of a complex young man.
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TV Review: American Idol - Top Twelve Results— Results PLUS Jim Carrey, Horton, and Kat McPhee!
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Music Review: Ted Kooshian's Standard Orbit Quartet— Led Zeppelin and Captain Kangaroo now have something in common.
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Music Review: Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater - West Side Strut— West Side Strut is a fine example of the great sound of Chicago Blues, played by one of the old
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Springer Show Interrupted For Spitzer Resignation— I was watching the Jerry Springer Show on New York City's CW 11 when it was interrupted for a special
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Take Tragedy By The Horns For St. Patrick’s Day— An ode to St. Patrick's Day: It's just not for breakfast anymore!
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Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Grasping at Straws— Patrick worries about Robin and his baby; Nikolas longs for more time with Emily and Spencer.
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DVD Review: The Complete Jeeves and Wooster— Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry star in the classic British comedy series based on the hilarious short stories of P.
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Blogcritics and The Riches Get Together for a Giveaway— Good times and riches: I've seen more than I can recall.
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Blu-ray Review: We Own the Night— A great crime drama on a sub-par HD disc.
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The WB Returns: Why? — Warner Brothers Television Group revives the WB online, for it sees gold in them there Internet. Are they right?
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Recent Films Focus on Appealing Young Women— In the past several months, a few films have put the spotlight on young women — in movies that appeal
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Music Review: Michael Jackson - 25th Anniversary of Thriller— Revisit the best selling album of all time with all new tracks and the music that made it legend.
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TV Review: Dora the Explorer - Dora Undercover Spies— Dora and Boots go James Bond as they try to stop Swiper the Fox! Premiering Friday, March 14 on Nick
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DVD Review: Love American Style - Season One, Volume Two— Truer than the red, white, and blue.
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PS2 Review: MLB 08 - The Show— It's roster update time to the best baseball game on the market.
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War. Any Time, Any Place - This is What Happened to Me in Bosnia— War can happen in your country, too — wherever you live. Any time, any place.
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Book Review - On Common Ground: Bridging the Mormon Evangelical Divide by Vincent DiGirolamo— A look at the common connections between Mormons and Evangelicals.
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DVD Review: South Park - Imaginationland— This story arc has been one of the best things to come from the show in quite some time.
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Music Review: Soapbox Paradox - Adventures in Misadventure— A record that strives to make Ska music relevant again.
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Advantage John McCain— The Democratic infighting has given John McCain and the Republicans a great opening - will they capitalize on it?
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Xbox 360 Review: Beautiful Katamari— Once again you have to clean up after the King of All Cosmos in the latest Katamari game.
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Presidential Primaries: The Problem With Open Scoring— According to the judges' score cards Hillary needs a knockout in order to win.
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A Meek Proposal Could Avoid A Bloodbath For The Democrats— ... the Dems could simply let the credentials committee hash the matter out in August, but that is a recipe
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Tippy-Toeing Around the Detroit Sex Scandal— Eliot Spitzer isn't the only one embroiled in a sex scandal. Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick is in a doozy of
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New Movies and Box Office Predictions: Horton Hears A Who, Doomsday, Never Back Down, Funny Games— Looking for a movie this weekend? Here are your choices.
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Movie Media: Son of Rambow, Iron Man, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Shutter, Zombie Strippers, Zombies! Zombies! Zombies!, The Memory Thief, Smart People— A new assortment of media from movies!
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