Jocelyn Pook has created a disc of music both beautiful to listen to and fascinating to think about.
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DVD Review: ‘Springhill – Series One’
Springhill fit in very well with the weird Millennial Fever that was going on in pop culture during the late ‘90s.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Silver Age of DC Comics’ by Paul Levitz
The people behind the desks, those with ink covered hands and color stained fingers, they were the real superheroes.
Read More »Summer Vacation Requires Kids To Prepare For Crossing The “Summer Bridge”
Parents need to remind kids that they have to have priorities and that school is always important, even when they are off for the summer.
Read More »Music Review: Tom Rush – ‘Celebrates 50 Years of Music’ (CD+DVD)
The folk singer-songwriter's 50th anniversary concert, an appropriate way for him to honor his life’s journey in music.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Atomic Comics: Cartoonists Confront the Nuclear World’ by Ferenc Morton Szasz
A look at our nuclear history through comic panels proves illuminating.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘The Wolverine’
The Wolverine is an awesome looking movie, well-directed and sporting some gorgeous photography. It’s a welcome change from the recent bout of super hero epics.
Read More »Racist Congressional Obstructionism: History Will Be the Judge
The Republicans of today will not be able to wriggle loose from the judgments of history.
Read More »Music Review: RJ and The Assignment – ‘The Stroke of Midnight’
This new album tries to break down generic boundaries, aiming to show that jazz is cool.
Read More »A-Rod, Braun, Bonds and Company – Nothing But The Hall of Infamy Awaits Them
A-Rod and all the stars who dared to take a syringe to their buttocks in name of performance cared little about the kids who love the game. They cared nothing about setting an example, about playing clean for the love of the game because they don’t love the game.
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