- Tuesday, April 08, 2008 — 47 Articles Published
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Wii Virtual Console News and Releases for 4/7/2008— This week, the Virtual Console is all about Yoshi and baseball bats. Unfortunately, it's not about one meeting the blunt
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Music Review: Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey - Lil Tae Rides Again— The Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey is a bit of a misnomer.
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Music Review: Randy Jackson's Music Club - Volume One— Fans of harmless, tasteless music will likely love the songs on this album from the American Idol judge and producer.
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Charlton Heston: Sci-Fi Icon— Heston's filmography is unmatched for its classical, historical, and epic sweep but he also made some landmark science fiction films.
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Book Review: Stuck in the Middle by Virginia Smith— I love a book that sticks with me. Weeks after I put it down, it still comes to mind and
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DVD Pick of the Week: There Will Be Blood— Anything look good to you?
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Exercises in Futility: News Analysis From Israel— While they pretend to be concerned about our security, the power-holders in Jerusalem quietly draw the borders enclosing who they
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DVD Review: There Will Be Blood (2-Disc Collector's Edition)
— There Will be Blood is a look at the darkness in a man that is both compelling and visceral.
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Box Office Update: 21 Plays a Hot Table— Card games outplay the imagination.
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An Interview With Moonlight's Jason Dohring— The star sits down with Blogcritics for a chat.
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Singer Janis Siegel Feels At Home with Various Music Styles— This week's Cutout Bin features Manhattan Transfer's Janis Siegel and her second solo effort, At Home.
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DVD Review: Hitman - Unrated— Poor video game translation has some decent action, but that is about it.
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Music Review: Egypt Central - Egypt Central— Solid helping of radio-friendly alt-metal.
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Music Review: R.E.M. - Accelerate— Most things don't (and can't) remain the same.
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Movie Review: Leatherheads— Neither George Clooney's nor John Krasinski's comedic chops are enough to make Leatherheads any more than a breezy, forgettable comedy.
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DVD Review: Deserter— Deserter is a little piece of Ryan Johnson's story, and maybe it will help you understand why he felt like
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Product Review: Famous Newfoundland Screech Rum/Rhum— Rum. The very word conjures up visions of beaches, wam breezes, and frothy blender drinks.
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Interview with Science Fiction Author Phoebe Wray— "I was telling stories before I could write," says Science Fiction author Phoebe Wray.
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Headbutting As A Form Of Communication— Buttons, a longhaired dachshund, and his nemesis cat brother, Salem, have issues with the effects of morning television.
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Music Review: Eric Himan - Resonate— Because that emotion is laid out so clear and crisp, this album truly does resonate with the listener.
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When Real Snipers Fire— Hillary is a tired and sleep-deprived human being. Please forgive her “misspeaking.”
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Book Review: Hollywood Be Thy Name - An Inside Look at Hollywood Actors and Extras by Shirley and Jeff Lawrence— Extras are privy to a lot of information about stars and the inner workings of Hollywood.
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Theatre Review (NYC): Something You Did— This is a quiet little play about big ideas, a fine and thoughtful feast for mind and spirit.
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Saving A Loveless, Sexless Marriage: The Miracle of Retrouvaille— In follow-up to her struggle to save but eventually lose her marriage, one woman recalls the painful and ultimately healing
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Top Gear Still Truly Egg-cellent— Top Gear proves the yolk's on them.
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Movie Review: A Dry White Season— An outstanding film that seems to have been forgotten.
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Philly Film Fest 2008 - Days 4 & 5: Yeah, We're Screwed— If every American will shell out $30 grand, we'll take care of that national debt in a jiffy.
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Oklahoma D-Day 2008 Paintball Event Will Be Documentary Feature Subject— Double Six Productions will create an expanded video experience for this year’s Oklahoma D-Day paintball event/re-enactment.
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Networks Missing Out On Big Opportunities— Networks make it difficult for fans to promote their favorite shows. The solution? Offer all episodes online.
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Author Interview: Howard Mittelmark and Sandra Newman— Once we had money in our pockets, the main idea changed dramatically to "How can I make Howard laugh hard
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Book Review: Hoi Polloi edited by Robert McNulty— The real value comes not from its bite-size musings but instead from its author profiles and interviews.
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Music Review: Tegan and Sara - So Jealous— Catchy, bright and gets stuck in your head; everything a good pop album should be
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Music Review: Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – Live: Architecture & Morality & More— The wait was worth it!
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Music Review: Kenia - Simply Kenia— Kenia's first release in a decade shows that some things just get better with time.
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Music Review: Galloglass - Legends from Now and Nevermore— Violin does wonders for a new take on German power metal.
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Music Review: The Black Keys - Attack & Release— Whether you've loved them for years or never heard of them before, Attack & Release demands your attention.
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Music Review: Various Artists - The Rough Guide to Klezmer Revival— An accessible compilation of traditional and more modern klezmer tunes presented by The Rough Guide.
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Music Review: Frederic Rzewski The People United Will never Be Defeated! / Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues by Ralph van Raat— Think of J.S. Bach composing Goldberg Variations as a member of the Shining Path...
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Music Review: The Raconteurs - Consolers of the Lonely— On Consolters of the Lonely, the Raconteurs finally find their own unique sound as a group.
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Buh-Bye Shea Stadium— Today is the last Opening Day in the Toilet by the Bay. It’s fitting that Shea Stadium is located in
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Music Review: Kylie Minogue - X— The courage of the comeback is reason enough to love the fiery Aussie.
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Music Review: The Black Keys - Attack & Release
— Strange? Sometimes. But it works, and works well.
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The Great Book Adventure: Walden - Part One— Thoreau calls us to simplify and it's one we should heed, now more than ever.
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A Twitter Marketing Experiment— A rant against the idea of using Twitter as a marketing tool.
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The Olympic Games in China: A Blessing Or A Curse - And For Whom— The protests accompanying the torch lighting-bearing ceremony may force China's hand in remaining stable on the "J Curve."
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New Album Releases 04/08/08: Nine Inch Nails, The Breeders, Marc Ribot, Eric Avery, Was (Not Was), James, And Not A Whole Lot Else— Yep, you guessed it. Another slow week.
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A Coming Peace Agreement? Israel News Analysis— Peace! Peace! But there is no peace!
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