The Price of Luxury at Citi Field is Well Worth it
On April 13, 2009, the New York Metropolitans officially opened their new stadium, Citi Field. The stadium itself is magnificent. The beautiful design inspired by […]
Month: July 2009
You Won’t Forget ‘The Night Before’
This past April, Lionsgate released a new series of DVDs entitled, “The Lost Collection.” In the series are films that are finally being released on […]
Gamer Chicks- Episode Five: Sonic the Hedgehog
Few releases can compare to the classics – a statement that’s true regardless of medium and certainly no less for that of video games. مواقع […]
The Blood Continues to Boil in Newest ‘True Blood’ Episode
Episode Commentary: Shake and Fingerpop With each passing week, it becomes more and more apparent that the writers of “True Blood†are sadists. No, not […]
Looking Inside the Brains of Two Amazing Madmen
Alan Moore isn’t a writer you’d normally associate with the Batman series, but in 1988, he combined with Brian Bolland to produce one of the […]
When Hunger Strikes
Devoted “Aqua Teen Hunger Force†fans expect their favorite animated superheroes to be campy, cheap and crude…but we also expect them to be funny. Although […]
The Many Faces of ‘Deep Purple’
Deep Purple is a seminal classic rock band that had several line-up changes, but has never failed to maintain musical excellence, integrity and virtuosity in […]
Review Fix Exclusive: Q-and-A With Liam Lynch
Ohio-born Liam Lynch is a walking example of every 15-year-old boy’s dream. One day he’s dealing with small-town limitations, another he’s practicing guitar one on […]
Bargain Bin Gaming- Episode Seven: Tekken Dark Resurrection
Over the past ten years, Tekken has distinguished itself as one of the premiere 3-D console fighting games in the industry. Combining amazing graphics with […]
When Tough Guys Ruled the Cinema- Episode Six: The French Connection
Cinematic history was made in 1971 with the release of a film that broke all of Hollywood’s rules and redefined the cop-thriller genre. Director William […]
Good Mourning, America
George A. Romero’s latest film, “Diary of the Dead†is the fifth in a series of gory thrillers that started with “Night of the Living […]