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• 11 The Death of Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

  Network television programming executives must loathe smart, engaged viewers like me.

  Opinion in Video — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 20, 2007

• 10 Music Review: Yo La Tengo - I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass

  Yo La Tengo celebrates 20 years of recording with another delightful slice of big, daydreamy retropop.

  Review in Music — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 19, 2007

• 9 Music Review: The Tragically Hip - World Container

  Bob Rock meddles with another act that ain't broken. Somehow Canadian alt-rockers the Tragically Hip survive the production anyway.

  Review in Music — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 12, 2007

• 8 Music Review: Bruce Hornsby - Intersections [1985 – 2005]

  Hornsby box set celebrates 20-year recording career Resplendent left turns, collaborations and live work clearly outshine pianist's pop star moments.

  Review in Music — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 11, 2007

• 7 Music Review: Pere Ubu - Why I Hate Women

  David Thomas delivers another slice of artsy post-punk, fronting yet another version of Pere Ubu. Iconic, post-modern cinema for the skull ensues.

  Review in Music — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 10, 2007

• 6 Music Review: The Pretenders - Pirate Radio

  Quintessential collection celebrates Pretenders' heyday and brusque, vulnerable frontwoman Hynde, who set male-dominated music industry on its ear.

  Review in Music — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 10, 2007

• 5 Music Review: Josh Rouse - Subtitulo

  Singer-songwriter's trapped-in-time warmth and contentment fuses with indigenous persuasions. Mellow, disarming songcraft results.

  Review in Music — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 10, 2007

• 4 Music Review: Michelle Malone - Sugarfoot

  Tough, indie southern gal goes darker, grittier with whiskey-soaked road house affair. For blues fans and road house rockers alike.

  Review in Music — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 09, 2007

• 3 Music Review: Rocco DeLuca & the Burden - I Trust You to Kill Me

  Shrewd, organic roots-rock act Rocco DeLuca & the Burden has an air of danger, but doesn't need manager "Jack Bauer" to save them.

  Review in Music — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 08, 2007

• 2 Music Review: Will Kimbrough – Americanitis

  Patriotic guitarist/wordsmith delivers his most engaging, complete effort to date. Overly sensitive right-wingers need not apply.

  Review in Music — by Peter Chakerian — on Feb 07, 2007