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Blogcritics Editors’ Picks: March 8 through March 14
The best of the week, Ides of March edition.
Read More »Blogcritics on Google
Google is so ubiquitous, so pervasive in our online lives, business, psychology, even vocabulary, we may take no more conscious notice of it than air.
Read More »Blogcritics Editors’ Picks: March 1 Through March 7
A veritable smorgasbord of treats from our writers - take a break from all that Oscar hoopla and dig in to the best from Blogcritics this week!
Read More »Blogcritic of the Month: March, 2006
In which we kick off a monthly celebration of our best writers. You'll have to come inside to see who it is!
Read More »Blogcritics on The Apprentice 2006
Having neatly dispatched a distaff televised mentorial challenge from Martha Stewart, Donald Trump returns for season five of NBC’s The Apprentice. Touted as an “international affair,” with candidates hailing from the former U.S.S.R., England, and Canada, this season’s hopefuls boast degrees from Harvard, Columbia Northwestern and Cornell University. A psychotherapist, …
Read More »Blogcritics Editors’ Picks: February 22 through February 28
The music writers were clearly inspired this week; there's also some books, some politics, and a little bit of everything in between...
Read More »Interview: Gretchen Lieberum Looks At Songwriting
An even closer look at Gretchen's songwriting and the track "You Closer" wraps up coverage of this month's Blogcritics Featured Artist.
Read More »Blogcritics on Presidents Day ’06
Presidents Day is little more than a three-day weekend and an excuse for retail promotions to most of us; something vaguely attached to the February birthdays of our most renowned presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. But don’t all 43 chief execs, the men who have led our nation through …
Read More »Arrested Development: Too Big For Niche, Too Small For Mass?
I loved the first season of Arrested Development in ’03-’04; the particularity of its absurdity was sharp and richly detailed rendering its inventive satire on American values, the idle rich, the formerly idle rich, the formerly rich but still idle, and intra-family relationships telling as well as hilarious. The show …
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