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On First Christmas Without Dad – Remembering the Importance of Bing Crosby’s “White Christmas”
All these years later “White Christmas” has an evanescent ability to touch us across time, and we think of the "snow" as being a metaphor for peace and love.
Read More »Music Review: Jane Ira Bloom – ‘Sixteen Sunsets’
Jane Ira Bloom 's new album shows the saxophonist at her lyrical best.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: Mario Bava’s ‘The Whip and the Body’
All the gothic trappings are included in Bava's erotic thriller. Unfortunately, the film isn't as thrilling as it could be, or as erotic as it should.
Read More »In Defense of ‘Happy Holidays’
“Happy Holidays” covers everything from Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day, and it is said not to insult people but rather to honor their individuality and respect the dignity of their respective faiths.
Read More »Music Review: Eric Clapton – ‘Unplugged’ [Deluxe Edition]
A reissue done right—an hour and an half of music plus a two-hour DVD of the famed 'MTV Unplugged' concert.
Read More »Music Review: Neil Young – ‘Live At The Cellar Door’
Neil Young's latest solo acoustic entry from the 'Archives' series is a historically significant, but somewhat redundant document that should mark the close of his latest trilogy.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Not From Around Here’ by Larry Hochwald
Have you ever wondered if there is more to the world than what we see? Can a chance look in the mirror take you places you could never have dreamed of?
Read More »The Elf on the Shelf Has Me Talking to Myself
Try being the designated Elf hider and say, around three o’clock in the morning, you wake up and realize you forgot to hide the damn thing.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’
The Coens are at it again, making a film unlike any they’ve made before while maintaining the top-notch quality we’ve come to expect.
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