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Oregon School Shooting – The President and the Media Get It Wrong Again
The problem with publicizing what a killer has done comes down to a responsibility and sacred trust that both the media and the president have forgotten.
Read More »Music Review: Kinky Friedman – ‘The Loneliest Man I Ever Met’
Kinky Friedman delves into the darker side of life for his first studio album in 39 years.
Read More »Theater/Dance Review (NYC Off-Broadway): ‘Cinderella,’ a Baroque Burlesque Ballet by Company XIV
The latest dance-theater extravaganza from Austin McCormick and his scarily talented troupe transports us into a magical world of tongue-in-cheek glitz and deeply felt emotion rolled densely into a concoction of wonders.
Read More »New Software Spotlight: Adobe Elements 14 with Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements
Useful new features mark these upgrades to Adobe's consumer-level versions of Photoshop and Premiere.
Read More »Music Review: Myriam Phiro – ‘Voyages’
Songs well sung: That’s Phiro’s recipe for her 'Voyages.'
Read More »53rd NYFF Review: ‘The Walk’ starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt
It's the 1970s. The Twin Towers are resurrected and Philippe Petit is planning to walk on a high-wire suspended between them. But there are complications. One of his accomplices may be a spy. Another thinks he is crazy. And will he be able to check his rigging in time?
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘George Gently: Series 7’ – A Change Is In The Air
"George Gently: Series 7" - still the standard against which all other police procedurals should be judged.
Read More »Board Game Review: ‘Slideways’ from R&R Games
Time-tested pattern-seeking twisted in whole new dimensions.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Wiccan Witch of the Midwest,’ A Samuel Roberts Thriller by Scott A. Lerner
In 'The Wiccan Witch of the Midwest,' Lerner gives us another fun and dangerous romp with his returning character Samuel Roberts.
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