Watching these interviews in Genevieve Bailey's thoughtful film, you will recall that time when you were eleven, the age between the dusk of innocence.
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Book Review: ‘The Great Grisby’ by Mikita Brottman
A wonderful look at the trials and tribulations of dog lovers in the past as they come to terms with the differing personalities of the pets they call their own.
Read More »Music Review: The Adam Meckler Orchestra – ‘When The Clouds Look Like This’
Adam Meckler is a trumpet player, composer and educator from Minnesota whose new album of all original music is made for large jazz ensembles. It's thoughtful, soulful, joyful, melodic, and sometimes groove-oriented.
Read More »NFL Looks Like The ‘Titanic’ – Women and Children First Rule Needs To Be In Place
Commissioner Goodell should establish his priority for women and children’s safety by making it the number one rule for every player, coach, owner, and employee of the NFL – if you hurt a woman or a child you are banned from the NFL for life.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Good Know Nothing’ by Ken Kuhlken
When he is on his game, Kuhlken’s story telling carries the day.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘My Old Lady’
Paris, the City of Lights! Kevin Kline, Dame Maggie Smith and Kristin Scott Thomas gather together in Israel Horovitz's funny and poignant 'My Old Lady' which takes place in one of the most beautiful and historic sections of Paris, Le Marais district. Paris is a supporting character in this wonderful film, but the major kudos go to the actors and the director/screenwriter who exact a film that is uplifting, funny yet realistic. It is not to be missed.
Read More »Music Review: The Turtles – ‘The Turtles 45 RPM Vinyl Singles Collection’
The Turtles release a boxed set of their biggest hit singles on 7" vinyl.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Mademoiselle’ by Rhonda K. Garelick
Coco Chanel is much more than a mere fashion icon, as Rhonda K. Garelick shows in this riveting biography.
Read More »Music Review: Maroon 5 – ‘V’
Maroon 5 uses 'V' to grab music elements from every walk of pop life and stamp it as their own. It's a tour through audio addiction.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘The World Wars’
'The World Wars' mini-series has just been released to Blu-ray, and offers a unique and compelling look at the events of 1914 to 1945.
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