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Currently listing articles 130-101:
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Music DVD Review: Neil Diamond - The Thank You Australia Concert: Live 1976— Witness Neil Diamond's historic concert event in Australia.
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Book Review: Ruthless - A Tell-All Book by Keifer Bonvillain — It is impossible to take this anti-Oprah book seriously, and it only succeeds in backfiring, giving Winfrey fans more ammo in her defense.
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FOX Announces Premiere Dates for 2008 New and Returning Shows— TV addicts, mark your calendars for September!
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DVD Review: The Tomorrow Show With Tom Snyder - John, Paul, Tom & Ringo— An interesting time capsule, both in terms of the various Beatles careers at that point, as well as world events of the time.
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Jonah Goldberg vs. Jon Stewart — It'll take more than a smirk and a bluff to win an argument with Darth Jonah Goldberg
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Marion Jones Speaks Out on Oprah— One needn't follow Marion Jones's footsteps to understand the degree of shame she has apparently faced.
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Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) Expands Media Mogul’s Empire— As the richest self-made woman in America, there is much to be said about the life and legacy of Oprah Winfrey.
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Marion Jones to Appear on Wednesday's Oprah
— This is her first interview since being sentenced to six months incarceration at a minimum-security facility.
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Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Secrets Revealed— Crazy Anthony Z can move his foot? Carly learns Jason is Jake's father.
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The Late Night Show Must Go On— Late night shows were back on the air last night. Were they funny? (Were they funny before?)
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TV Writers' Strike: Dave Letterman's Bargain— The writing strike has gone on too long, but I don't fault the writers. Neither does Dave Letterman, now settled.
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TV Review: Fashionably Late with Stacy London Season Premiere— Friday nights are Ladies Nights with Stacy London.
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TV Review: The Gospel View BET's Sunday Best - Another Sad Goodbye— The Gospel View BET's Sunday Best says goodbye to Tasha Collins.
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DVD Review: The Best of the Colbert Report— The collection is entirely enjoyable, and no one needs an intimate knowledge of the context to "get it."
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TV Review: The Gospel View - BET's Sunday Best Two More Goodbyes— Two down, four to go, leaving one standing to be named Sunday Best.
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We are Giving Away Stephen Colbert (on DVD)!
— Stephen Colbert and Blogcritics... talk about truthiness.
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Book Review - James Frey Tackles Oprah Winfrey in It Takes a Village to Abuse a Child— James Frey gets revenge on Oprah Winfrey with his latest novel.....
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Hollywood Writers to Strike, Entertainment Industry Improves— Now is a great time to remember to turn off the TV — there was nothing good on anyway.
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An Open Letter To Oprah Winfrey— Oprah Winfrey was an idol of mine for years. Recently, something has definitely gone wrong.
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Bill O'Reilly Versus Bill Maher— A comparison, nay, a likeness between the two Bills.
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Fashion Foibles at the Taping of Fashionably Late with Stacy London
— Although thrilled to receive confirmation for my admittance to the taping, the stipulations for attire sent me into an agonizing fashion frenzy.
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A Roundtable of Dunces— Media discourse is making us stupider and less informed.
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Bill Clinton Shares Oprah’s Stage: Giving is Living— Even Oprah trots out Bill for her new season.
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TV Review: HBO's Real Time With Bill Maher Episode #515— New season of Real Time with Bill Maher gets off to a slow start but has strong finish.
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Dennis Miller: The Ultimate American Failure— You can't find a person more pathetic than Dennis Miller these days.
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If I Was Ill, The Last Place I'd Want To Be Is On Larry King Live— Would you let someone you know go on television and be interviewed if that person was that ill?
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Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Sam and Jason Call It Quits
— Anna convinces Eli to have surgery, Kate helps Sonny out of a jam then offers some advice, and Sam and Jason call it quits.
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Larry King Kicks Moore To the Curb To Interview Paris
— Larry King chooses style over substance.
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LX.TV Interview's TV Comedian, Ex-Daily Show Correspondent Mo Rocca—
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Let's Play the Feud: A Look at the O'Donnell/Hasselbeck Fight— We saw on TV two professional communicators who chose to hit below the belt.
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