- Tuesday, March 18, 2008 — 40 Articles Published
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Music Review: Ramiro Musotto - Sudaka— Don't fight it and don't try to figure it out. Submit to it.
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Box Office Update 3/14-3/16: Horton Hears a Who Hears the Box Office Call— Family Animation rises to the top.
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Music Review: She & Him - Volume One— Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward make up the newest indie duo She & Him.
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Wii Virtual Console News and Releases for 3/17/2008— You're still probably not paying attention because of Brawl.
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The Conglomeration of Entertainment— Are mergers and acquisitions going to hurt quality in film and gaming?
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New Album Releases 03/18/08: Muse, The Kills, The Bravery, Daniel Lanois, Meredith Monk, Pugwash, Reissues Aplenty & More— The offerings are a little underwhelming this week. But we do have Daniel Lanois, and the return of Saleski and
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DVD Review: Enchanted— "Enchanted" sparks magic in all filmgoers.
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Global Warming: Is There Really Even A Debate?— Global warming, debating beyond the logic not the science.
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Music DVD Review: Fight - War of Words: The Film with CD— A good place to start discovering the many sides of this metal god.
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Xbox 360 Review: Transformers: The Game— When a game about brawling giant robots fails to impress, something has to be wrong.
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DVD Review: Atonement— A story of love and the price of a lie.
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Blu-ray Review: Click— A fun, uneven comedy on a so-so Blu-ray.
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Reality Television Casting Call Weekly Wrap-Up: Big Brother 10, Biggest Loser, Nashville Star, Game Shows and More!— There are some good casting opportunities this week — is one of them for you?
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DVD Pick of the Week: Battlestar Galactica - Season Three— A new slate of films to add to the Netflix queue.
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Can You Duet and the CMT Music Awards Get Funky With A BC Giveaway— Here's another great giveaway brought to you by the folks at the CMT Music Awards and Can You Duet.
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Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Carly Goes to Heaven— To Carly heaven is a beer and a game of pool.
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Go "Far Out" with the Crown Heights Affair— Digging through the music racks for lost treasures.
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Retro Redux: Music Works Its Magic On Stress— Sometimes you REALLY need a break.
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Audio Book Review - 52 Part II by Greg Cox, Based on the DC Comics Miniseries— For a Movie In Your Mind check out 52: Part II
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Movie Review: The Fountain— Aronofsky's The Fountain will capture your imagination and send your head spinning.
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Movie Review: Funny Games— Twisted, bleak excursion into relentless terror.
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Filmmakers Who Matter: Spike Lee— A look at one of the most controversial and divisive filmmakers of all time.
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TV Review: Ax Men - Episode 1— In the wilderness, the logging business is filled with hazards and dangers.
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Interview with Catherine Delors, Author of Mistress of the Revolution— First-time novelist Catherine Delors shares her publishing success story.
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On Our Way to a Second Tier Economy— George and all his cronies running our sagging economy aren't qualified to herd empty piggy banks at Wal-Mart.
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Music DVD Review: Various artists - Don't Forget The Motorcity— Don't Forget The Motor City is not the way anyone is going to want to honour Motown's musical legacy.
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Music Review: Haale - No Ceiling— "I think truth, an individual truth, never fails in touching a person.” – Haale
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Book Review: The View From Castle Rock by Alice Munro— This is perhaps the most personal collection from one of our greatest living writers.
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Comic Review: Ghost Whisperer #1 by Carrie Smith & Becca Smith with Elena Casagrande— Ghost Whisperer is now haunting the comic book stores. Grab the first issue before it vanishes.
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Dan Nied's Fortress of Weight Loss: Day 83— Little victories.
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A First-Aid Kit for Gaming Widows — It should come as no surprise when a man who avoids housework suddenly avoids work altogether, or uses his work
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BC Magazine's Love In The Time Of Cholera Giveaway!— Enter to win a copy of the film based on the bestselling novel by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
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Music Review: Jenny Scheinman - Crossing the Field— Scheinman's fifth instrumental release is her most ambitious and broadest recording to date.
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Music Review: Whiskeytown - Stranger’s Almanac— Stranger's Almanac is the must-have collection for Whiskeytown fans, as well as fans of Alt-Country and, particularly, Ryan Adams.
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Software Review – Adobe Photoshop Plug-in PhotoTune 2 From onOne Software— If you do a lot with image color correction, then PhotoTune 2 is a good addition to your tool box.
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Book Review - Photoshop CS3 Layers Bible By Matt Doyle and Simon Meek— Will take your ability to use and manipulated Layers to an all new level and makes a great reference book.
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What’s so Funny ‘Bout Fiction: The Question of the 'Fake' Memoir— There are many different kinds of truth.
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Book Review: Tabloid Dreams by Robert Olen Butler— Pulitzer Prize-winner loses touch and becomes third-rate pulp fiction hack.
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A Monday Television Night to Remember— Now we are so happy, we do the dance of joy!
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Website Review: Hulu.com Offers Ad-Supported Streaming Video Content— Does the new NBC Universal/News Corp online TV and movie streaming joint venture live up to its hype? Yes,
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