A Timeless Classic
Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue†is a landmark recording in jazz history. It is the top selling jazz album/CD of all time and one of […]
Month: July 2009
Imaginationland’s Hilarity Far From Imaginable
Ever wonder what would happen if your imagination was being held hostage by terrorists? Luckily, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have the […]
Ebert Scrapes the Bottom of the Barrel
Roger Ebert’s “Your Movie Sucks†might be the funniest book of the year: The title alone is worth a good laugh. Ebert’s latest book is […]
Our Ten Best – Episode Eight: Songs With ‘America’ in Them
In honor of the Fourth of July weekend, here is a top 10 list of classic-rock songs that feature our great land. 1: Grand Funk […]
Second Season of ‘Squidbillies’ Provides Plenty of Passion for Smashin’
For those unfamiliar with the Adult Swim series “Squidbillies,†one word can sum it up perfectly – insanity. Following the exploits of the Cuylers, a […]
Like a Wartime Cowboy
It’s not easy to say that “The Hurt Locker†is a bad film, especially since there are so many things about it that are nearly […]
Not as Hot as it Seems, But Hot Enough
“Running Hot” is the low budget distant cousin to movies such as “Badlands” and “True Romance.†While not as rewarding an experience as the two aforementioned titles, […]
‘Point Lookout’ is Fallout’s Biggest Expansion Yet
Despite offering plenty of new weapons, enemies and interesting characters, the first three Fallout expansion packs [aside from Broken Steel, which continued from the main […]
Moore Reanimates Swamp Thing
An animated, moss-encrusted monolith jettisons from beneath his bayou dwelling, towering above the various life forms and vegetation. He seldom speaks polysyllabically, though the very timbre […]
Our Ten Best- Episode Seven- Michael Jackson’s Sleeper Hits
In recent years, there has been a swirl of controversy around the late “King of Pop,†Michael Jackson. However, he should not be best remembered […]
Army of Shadows
Documentaries like Ken Burns’ “The War†are the reason why we watch television – for material that can enlighten just as easily as it can […]