- Sunday, April 20, 2008 — 25 Articles Published
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Movie Review: Street Kings - So Close It Hurts— A film noir that almost succeeds in illuminating the dark recesses of the LAPD.
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DVD Review: Lars and the Real Girl— Ryan Gosling turns in a wonderfully sweet performance. The sex doll's not bad either.
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DVD Review: The Guatemalan Handshake— A movie that will genuinely defy your expectations.
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Music DVD Review: Classic Albums Series - John Lennon, Plastic Ono Band— With Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon seemed to be a man intent on standing quite literally naked before the world.
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Music Review: The Kooks - Konk— Fun is what The Kooks are all about on their sophomore record.
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Music Review: Jason Ajemian - The Art Of Dying— The Art Of Dying is beautiful and evocative music. If you are willing to take the time, you will be
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Nintendo DS Review: Nanostray 2— Another excellent outing for this fresh shooter series.
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Music Review: Steve Tyrell - Back to Bacharach — Pop singer Steve Tyrell tackles Burt Bacharach's songs with mixed results.
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Music Review: Love - Forever Changes (Deluxe Collector's Edition)— An often overlooked masterpiece gets a little remastered "love"
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Music DVD Review: Pallas - Moment to Moment— This band shows that the neo-progressive rock scene is certainly alive and well in Poland.
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Music Review: Incognito - Tales from the Beach— Jazz-funk group Incognito's latest release is sure to please longtime fans.
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Book Review: Another Thing to Fall: A Novel (Tess Monaghan Mysteries) by Laura Lippman— Hollywood comes to Baltimore.
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Propaganda as Institutional Self-Deception— A recent New York Times article demonstrates how retired generals who are portrayed as television military analysts are actually part
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China Arming Zimbabwe’s Dictator— The Olympic flame now symbolizes repression in China and support of dictatorships and oppression around the world.
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Satire: Abandon Hope, All Ye Who Enter the Temple of Man Made Global Warming!— Humankind is the true culprit behind global warming and must be sacrificed to save Mother Earth.
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Book Review: The Lucky Strike Papers by Andrew Lee Fielding— Early TV was a fascinating world, and reading about it is the next best thing to having been there.
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Music Review: Annuals – Wet Zoo EP— If North Carolina hopes to be an indie breeding ground, then the Annuals might be the sign that Tar Heel
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Comic Review: Snaked # 1 - 3 by Clifford Meth & Rufus Dayglo — A deeply cynical horror tale set in the serpentine world of American politics.
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Music Review: Stanley Jordan - State of Nature— With this instrumental album, Stanley Jordan says more about the real state of nature than any protest music or Al
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The Great Book Adventure: Walden - Part Two— "Simplify! Simplify!" Is more complex than you think.
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Book Review: The Man Who Heard Voices by Michael Bamberger— A sports writer takes on an in-depth account of filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan throughout the "Lady in the Water" film
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Interview with Joshua Sipper, author of Runaway Swimmer— Writing your first book doesn't guarantee you will get published, but knowing the right steps ahead of time can help.
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DVD Review: Flash Point— As a cop thriller/action flick, Flash Point is just kind of middle of the road.
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Acid Investor Jazz And Irrational Economic Blues— Citigroup losses weren't as bad as investors feared. Everyone else can just die and decrease the surplus impoverished population.
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Concert Review: Okkervil River and New Pornographers – St. Louis, MO – April 19, 2008— One indie music enthusiast drags his wife to the Okkervil River/New Pornographers show.
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