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If you've read any of Nicholas Sparks' tear-jerking novels or watched the equally swoony big-screen renditions of The Notebook,...
While the movie's trailer definitely had that lackluster, made-for-TV feel, perhaps it's the presence of fresh faces Kristen...
Did you enjoy Mel Gibson in Payback or Ransom? He's on that level in Edge of Darkness. It's a decent comeback, if those...
Legion has elements of the first coming of Christ and an apocalypse suggesting the second coming, dressed up in all sorts...
Extraordinary Measures is helped immensely by an affecting lead performance from Brendan Fraser as John Crowley, and by the...
Featuring vocalists Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood, Lady Antebellum offers its sophomore album, Need You...
A flood of emotion in the aftermath of her husband's death is what ultimately gives Corinne Bailey Rae's The Sea its heartbeat....
Though Steven Curtis Chapman has always related to his fans, he's never gotten as personal with his extended family of listeners...
David Gray says that surrounding himself with the same team that contributed to his breakout album, 2000's White Ladder,...
Titled Contra as a playful tip to The Clash's Sandinista, Vampire Weekend's second effort reinforces the band's signature...
Author Joshua Ferris (his first book, Then We Came to the End, was a finalist for the National Book Award) paints a grim...
Remarkable Creatures imagines the lives of two real women who rebelled against the restrictive social mores of early nineteenth...
Committed is Elizabeth Gilbert's book about marriage. Now I have never been married, so I'm not really qualified to judge....
Genetic engineering and fractal science resonate low on my interest meter. But James Rollins adds these two complicated...
In this delightful sequel to The Nanny Diaries, we're reminded once again that money doesn't buy happiness—especially if...
In the same way a book shouldn’t be judged by its cover, a movie probably shouldn’t be judged solely by its title. But in...
Formulaic to a fault, indie-romance Adam is clearly headed in one direction. It over-dramatizes milquetoast conflicts while...
Zombieland anchors its energetic, extended road tale with expressions about the need for family and for human relationships...
Instead of focusing on Michael Jackson's private life or his particular oddities, This Is It is really all about the music...
Rather than develop the more cerebral aspects of the story in the rushed, 88 minutes of Surrogates, director Jonathan Mostow...
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.
With the long running Law & Order franchise, three CSIs, Criminal Minds, Bones and the top-rated NCIS, it seems that audiences...
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How I wish that I had learned the truth at seventeen. I believed then that life was made just for the beautiful and gifted. That is not how God views it. read more...

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A surprising animated feature film nominee for the 2010 Academy Awards, The Secret of Kells, now has trailers online. read more...

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I absolutely love the series but, perhaps by temperament, have never immersed myself into the vast ocean of website, plot minutiae or peripheral activities spun off by ABC. read more...

: Games & Theory : with Bryan Fischer
Sega has announced that Sonic will be coming to the major game download services WiiWare, PSN, and XBOX Live Arcade. But wait, just in case you're thinking this is going to be yet another horrible Sonic game (which has been just about every Sonic game since Sonic 3), keep reading... trust me. read more...
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V
reviewed by Icyslice
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...
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
reviewed by missbonbon
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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