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Approach Girl in Progress with Caution
Surprisingly mature in its subject matter, this cautionary tale is the story of a young girl determined to come of age too...
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Eccentricity Doesn't Go Far in Dark Shadows
It’s about time the dynamic duo of Johnny Depp and director Tim Burton start seeing other people—professionally speaking,...
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Journey Transforms at the Marigold Hotel
A group of strangers—each at a personal crossroads—grows from taking a journey they never expected when they stay at this...
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Heaven Hardly Lives Up to Its Title
In addition to a paper-thin plotline and a made-for-TV feel, there’s not a single laugh in all 106 minutes—a new rom-com...
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Marvel's The Avengers Is Old-Fashioned Fun
Marvel’s The Avengers reminds that summer movies—even overstuffed ones—can still provide a heavy dose of good old-fashioned...
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Carrie Underwood’s Blown Away a Mixed Bag
One glance at the cover of Carrie Underwood's new album Blown Away will tell just how high the former American Idol winner...
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Breaking Up is Hard to Do on Norah Jones’s Latest
Whether it was the nostalgic look at love gone wrong in her much-beloved debut single "Don't Know Why" or her confessions...
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Saddleback’s Ryan Fearless on Debut
Saddleback Church worship pastor Travis Ryan offers his debut with worship in the vein of Lincoln Brewster or Matt Redman....
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Not So Hard 2 Love
South Carolina singer-songwriter Lee Brice landed a record deal having penned hits for Garth Brooks and Tim McGraw, and he's...
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Not Quite a Smash
For the uninitiated: Smash is a television show dubbed "'Glee' for grown-ups" about the making of a Broadway musical about...
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King of the Gunslingers: A Review of The Wind Through the Keyhole
Back in the seventies, Stephen King wrote a story which began, "The man in black fled across the desert. The gunslinger followed."
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Grisham pitches redemption with Calico Joe
Once upon a time before John Grisham was a successful author, and even before he went to Ole Miss for his law degree, John...
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Some Bumps in the Night in Saunders Creek
In a day when ghost hunters and psychics are all the rage on TV, it’s nice to read a book that deals with spiritual oppression...
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Secrets Weigh Heavily in Code of Silence
Code of Silence is less Crime and Punishment for teens as it is a compelling psychological study of the weight of secrets....
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Special Delivery Ultimately Brings Hope
Just as Dickens addressed social justice issues in novel form, Kathi Macias tackles sex trafficking in Special Delivery.
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A Very Blasé Albert Nobbs Isn’t Fooling
A transgender period piece—something you don’t see every day—Albert Nobbs isn’t fooling or shocking anyone, and it never...
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Disturbing Realism Recorded in Chronicle
Things go as well as you might expect in this story of teen boys who have overwhelming powers. Which is to say, not well...
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Love Binds Ever Sweetly in The Vow
Being everything a good love story should be, this sweetheart of a movie released in theaters just in time for Valentine’s...
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W.E. Looks Good but Ends Up Empty
Madonna and co-writer Alex Keshishian want us to care deeply, but the stakes laid out early in W.E. are poorly developed.
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Sound the Gong for Joyful Noise
Character conflicts have a disappointingly generic quality, while the humorous treatment of sexual sin is downright troubling.
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Deducing the Heart: A Review of Sherlock
There's a scene in the first episode of the second season of Sherlock wherein the Great Detective makes a total ass of himself....
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By the Numbers: A Review of Touch
The idea that we're all groping for the ties that bind us together is what Touch tries to unravel. How close it skates to...
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Am I Dreaming? A Review of Awake
NBC has been the broadcast network bottom dweller for several years now and has sought to pull itself out of the ratings...
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Smash Brings Down the House
It goes without saying that if you haven't seen NBC's newest headlining show, Smash, you have at least seen the commercials...
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Down the Crazy River
ABC has entered the horror sweepstakes and the result is pretty scary. The broadcast network is taking a daring plunge into...
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Learning To Be The Light
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
I am learning to be the light. I will never graduate from this course. read more...
Remembering My Dad
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
I couldn't help but smile when I thought of him as I watched the news today. The current debate in Washington and the selfish agendas of our "representatives" would have driven him nuts. read more...
He's Alive
: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
We seem to dwell on Good Friday and Easter. But my thoughts have been dominated this month by that sad Saturday.  read more...
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