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Before Green Zone, Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon teamed for two of the Jason Bourne films to much better effect. Although...
For whatever reason, trouble and tragedy seem to follow Robert Pattinson's characters wherever they go. First as Edward...
Urban comedy-dramas (popularized by Tyler Perry) have become a niche staple of the spring and fall movie seasons. Our Family...
Given that Tim Burton has been the guy responsible for everything from the lovable Edward Scissorhands to the grisly Sweeney...
Brooklyn's Finest is tough going. Its solid performances (Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke, Wesley Snipes) and hints of redemption...
Like the music of Smoke & Mirrors, the thematic material on the 12-song album is perhaps all too familiar for Lifehouse:...
For better or worse, the first thing you notice when you listen to Josh Turner's fourth studio album, Haywire, isn't its...
While Abandon Kansas amassed so much attention locally that its sound earned the attention of Gotee Records, this debut EP...
On this follow-up to the triumphant Portable Sounds, TobyMac once again delivers his remarkably consistent rap/hip-hop/alternative...
When you combine the band's penchant for innovative videos with its reputation for extremely generic, albeit fun and danceable,...
While Henning Mankell is best known for his crime thrillers, there is very little action in The Man from Beijing, with most...
Assuming you live long enough, there will come a moment when you realize that, no matter how nosy you were as a child, there...
Growing up fundamentalist in the early days of Contemporary Christian music can result in lasting ... I hate to say scars,...
For a book that is supposed to be about the end (the omega), DeLillo doesn't really make a resounding point in Point Omega....
Best-selling author Dekker and Middle East expert Medearis sat down with Islamic leaders and terrorists to talk about fundamental...
Not only are there Oscar-worthy performances here from newcomer Gabourey Sidibe and Mo'Nique, who is, hands down, one of...
While recycling old ideas was basically status quo, surprisingly enough, borrowing from other otherworldly space-age flicks...
Old Dogs could've used a few new tricks, namely a stronger, less-schmaltzy script, a more convincing friendship between protagonists...
With director Jason Reitman's trademark satirical bite, plenty of romantic turbulence and great starring turns from leads...
Even with two talented writers onboard and a mostly faithful rendering of this seminal coming-of-age story, Where the Wild...
Do people really change? According to television, usually not. When the title character of a popular series puts himself...
To illustrate possible reactions to the serio-comic Men of a Certian Age about three friends each facing his own mid-life...
It's a great time to be a cute blood sucking teenage boy, or a girl who loves one. What’s with this trend and why do vampires...
They come from above, as saviors of fact and fiction often do. They come at a time when, as one character says, the world...
AMC’s The Prisoner promised rich production values and an interesting themes. Instead we got only confusion.
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: Lost in Translation : with Shawn McEvoy
...in which we explore the idea of Purpose, and its basis in our decisions: to believe, to experience miracles, and to take that "one chance" to sacrifice the right things instead of the wrong things. read more...

: The Culture Beat : with Alex Wainer
This winter both Marvel and DC are taking their superheroic characters through dark times. As I discussed months ago, the two premier comics companies have been stuck in ever darker big crossover stories that have shaken up their respective universes. read more...

: iPod Devotionals : with Dave Burchett
I see so much sadness and tiredness in the church. I think that this song gave me some insight into why I finally reached a point where I was ready to quit striving so hard to please God with my own strength and ability and learn to trust Him. read more...

: Lost in Translation : with Shawn McEvoy
...in which Sayid marches into Dogen's chamber and, you got it, demands answers. He gets some too, but... do they satisfy? Don't they bring up more questions? Can't the cycle just keep going forever? What's so great about all the answers? Sometimes the Man Behind the Curtain just isn't all that amazing a truth. read more...
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Anyone see V? My mate said it was good but i cant find nowhere to watch it for a brit. just have the trailers which look way good but you dont know until the series continues if its gona be just a BIG YAWN!!! like babylon... read more...
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Music had always been an integral part of my life. My father is a retired conductor of our local church's choir and I still have the music sheets containing his original compositions. My mother is an excellent pianist and... read more...
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