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Blogcritics Reviews - Jul 2, 2007
Expectations for the newest Pixar-Disney picture Ratatouille may not come as clearly as marketing monsters like Toy Story or Cars. Audiences of all ages will definitely find a worthy film feast on all levels, plus an …
Tagged: video
Blogcritics Reviews - Jul 2, 2007
Edward Luce spent five years in India as South Asia bureau chief for the Financial Times. In his words during that time, Indians were, with few exceptions, "unreservedly kind, open, hospitable and tolerant." In return …
Tagged: books
Blogcritics Reviews - Jul 2, 2007
I first saw The Polyphonic Spree in concert in 2005, when they were supporting Together We’re Heavy. It was an almost overwhelming experience, a torrent of sound unlike anything I’d heard before. I saw them again at …
Tagged: music
Blogcritics Reviews - Jul 2, 2007
On Monday's General Hospital: Armed with hope and what Amelia heard in the background when she talked to Maureen, Jason and she jumped in the car and headed to her place, hoping to find Jake. As they crossed the …
Tagged: video
Blogcritics Reviews - Jul 2, 2007
Wizard is a power/heavy metal band from Germany that has been patrolling the stages since 1989, however, this is my first experience with them. This is something that has been happening more and more frequently in …
Tagged: music
Blogcritics Reviews - Jul 2, 2007
I recently came into possession of a number of new and upcoming releases from Locomotive records. Among the group of disks was a pair of albums from Waltari. First thing I did was find out which one was older. Since I …
Tagged: music
Blogcritics Reviews - Jul 2, 2007
The mere mention of the name WASP to my co-workers is enough to elicit chuckles. Why is this? I don't know, perhaps it goes back to their days as 80's metallers with leather outfits and flaming codpieces, perhaps it …
Tagged: music
Blogcritics Category: Books: Literature and Fiction - Jul 2, 2007
Perhaps the only redeeming thing about the weekly wag Entertainment Weekly is the occasional final piece “The Pop of King,” presenting the ruminations of uber-author Stephen King. King closed 2006 with various lists of …
Tagged: books
Blogcritics Category: Music: Children - Jul 2, 2007
My copy of Hannah Montana: Pop Star Profile showed up at a perfect time -- just before a six-hour road trip. So, I can honestly say that I have just spent the weekend with Hannah Montana, Teen Pop Star. For those of …
Tagged: video
Blogcritics Video News - Jul 2, 2007
Yes, I know that this column is usually a fixture of Fridays, but this week nothing is going into wide release on Friday. The only films heading out into theaters this week are hitting on Tuesday, hoping to cash in the …
Tagged: video