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Though not perfect, The Men Who Stare At Goats still makes for a good time at the movies. At this time of year when many...
In Disney's A Christmas Carol, all viewers are left with is a familiar story with little discernable heartbeat. It seems...
The potential audience for Gentlemen Broncos encompasses lovers of bad science fiction, B-movies (or lower grade) and the...
Instead of focusing on Michael Jackson's private life or his particular oddities, This Is It is really all about the music...
There's a surprisingly human element woven in with the science of Astro Boy. Not only does the protagonist make many self-sacrificing...
Anyone expecting a cheerier, poppier Christmas album will be disappointed, but those who appreciate Sting's more artsy side...
Hardcore band Gwen Stacy explodes back onto the scene with A Dialogue, a fine collection of face-melters that let vocalist...
While a holiday album is still a rather curious choice for an artist’s sophomore project, traditional Christmas songs are...
Incredible pop sensibilities are Sidewalk Prophets’ hallmark throughout These Simple Truths, the band’s label debut. Think...
When it comes to music for the next film in the Twilight franchise, it's probably best to stick with what worked the first...
While Dave Eggers' The Wild Things does not pass for well-crafted literature, the story contains a streamlined symbolism...
Stephenie Meyers didn't create vampire lit—her Twilight saga just revitalized the genre and brought it to the teen girls...
The third installation of “The Bowers Files,” The Knight explores the relationship between justice and truth—do they always...
Set in coastal North Carolina, The Last Song builds slowly, sometimes too slowly. Nicholas Sparks wants readers to get to...
Dan Brown’s latest, The Lost Symbol follows Professor Robert Langdon through another tale of hidden power and complex ciphers...
G.I. Joe's reported $175 million budget can be seen up on the screen, as some of the film's special effects are effectively...
This movie's banal title pretty much tells you everything you need to know. There are aliens in the attic, and there's no...
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3, a remake of a 1974 film that starred Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw, has two solid lead performances...
Many squeamish moments aside, Food, Inc. is still a great example of informative, compelling filmmaking, aside from those...
Unlike '80s movies where the viewer got a real sense of who the geeky guy and his popular-girl crush were and what endeared...
With the long running Law & Order franchise, three CSIs, Criminal Minds, Bones and the top-rated NCIS, it seems that audiences...
Everybody Loves Raymond's Patricia Heaton is back to television comedy again playing another frazzled wife and mom in ABC’s...
Is the future a line we can’t see or a line yet to be drawn? ABC's fun new mystery-drama Flash Forward seeks to answer this...
Every few years, the situation comedy is declared dead or dying, a genre that has worn itself out through lack of new ideas...
That The Simpsons have managed to last so long at such a high level of cultural relevance is a testament to the brilliance...
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: Games & Theory : with Bryan Fischer
When I sat down to play Brutal Legend for a review, I was pretty enthusiastic. Unfortunately, what I found Brutal Legend to be was altogether similar to the title itself, just plain Brutal. So Brutal in fact that I decided to not even warrant the game with a game review, but instead blog my experience. read more...

: The Culture Beat : with Alex Wainer
"The Man Who Laughs" reminds me how great silent Hollywood films could be and how under-appreciated that era is.  read more...

: Trailer Park : with theFish.com Editorial Team
One of the year's most anticipated films now has a second trailer on the internet. This updated look at James Cameron's "Avatar" provides some new plot points on a movie that promises to have the most mind blowing special effects possible.  read more...

: Pop Culture Moments : with Mark Steele
Why I disagree with the negative reviews - and why I think you might, too. read more...
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Glee: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
reviewed by camilleva
As much as the new FOX show Glee has going for it, there are certainly some troubling elements. I've watched all four episodes of the show and as much as I wished it weren't true, there does seem to be some pretty heavy... read more...
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