Flea Rosca

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• 12 She Got Hitched, But There's a Hitch

  Whoa, i just posted about Britney's marriage a few minutes ago — and it's already being annulled.

  in Music — by Flea Rosca — on Jan 04, 2004

• 11 Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Metrosexual!

  The greatest horror apparent in the metrosexual phenomenon is the emergence of a new kind of nasty — the male diva.

  in Culture — by Flea Rosca — on Jan 02, 2004

• 10 It Was the Best of Lines, It Was the Worst of Lines

  The results of the 2003 Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest.

  in Books — by Flea Rosca — on Jul 18, 2003

• 9 Analyze This: Putting HULK on the Couch

  The Hulk, more than any other superhero, takes psychological neurosis to the extreme.

  in Video — by Flea Rosca — on Jun 20, 2003

• 8 Wake Up! Other Cinematic Dystopias Besides The Matrix

  The Matrix isn't the only dystopian cinematic vision that encourages philosophizing. Here are other films of a similar bent...

  in Video — by Flea Rosca — on May 18, 2003

• 7 Why The First Matrix Is Still Better Than Reloaded

  Watching Reloaded, you get the feeling the Wachowskis had a strong need to top themselves. Well, they didn't, coz they made the mistake of focusing on cool effects instead of telling us a better story. Hasn't Star Wars taught them anything?

  in Video — by Flea Rosca — on May 17, 2003

• 6 X-2asy

  X-2 is not a sequel to the X-Men movie. X-2 is the X-Men movie, whatever came before was just an intro.

  in Video — by Flea Rosca — on Apr 30, 2003

• 5 Well, Excuuuuuuse Me!

  While Steve Martin like many comics first made his mark with slapstick and silliness, nobody wants to be Jerry Lewis forever.

  in Video — by Flea Rosca — on Mar 29, 2003

• 4 The Cardigans: Long Gone Before Daylight

  From the time I first heard it, I hated "Lovefool." I counted it one of those unbearably catchy tunes that tends to get stuck in your brain for ages of unrelenting torture...

  in Music — by Flea Rosca — on Mar 28, 2003

• 3 City of Caliphs and Flying Carpets

  Neil Gaiman's "Ramadan" conjures a dream of Araby upon a bombstruck Baghdad.

  in Books — by Flea Rosca — on Mar 22, 2003