"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Ray Ellis is a freelance writer who has been dissecting pop culture and its effect on how we view ourselves for over twenty years, ruffling feathers and dragging unsuspecting pedestrians along for the ride whenever possible.
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DJ-style headphones for the snowboarder in you.
Without the writer, we have no film. Fortunately, we still have cable.
A sunny portrait of Los Angeles in 1948, marred by the past and lopsided direction.
A Blogcritics discussion about the future of music delivery.
Stevie Ray Vaughan quietly remade blues in his own image. These videos offer a clue as to how he did that.
You won't see these films at your local cineplex. That's why DVDs were invented.
Looking for a rebirth of rock? You might want to look elsewhere.
The dichotomy that is Dexter is explored on several fronts in this episode.
Fess up — you love vampires. This documentary gives a few reasons why.
Appropriately titled, we see it coming long before it happens.
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