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Interview: Catching Up With Tim Halperin, Part One
American Idol season 10 Top 24 contestant, Tim Halperin discusses songwriting, Hollywood Week and the final judgment walk that he had to make twice.
Read More »Interview with Susan Goldsmith, Author of Abithica
Former undercover private investigator Susan Goldsmith talks about her first novel, Abithica.
Read More »MLB News: Realignment of Divisions Could Come Soon
This new order could make sense in a "regional" way, but it would really be the biggest change to hit baseball since the designated hitter.
Read More »Graphic Novel Review: Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc by Mark Twain, adapted by Tony DiGerolamo, illustrated by Rajesh Nagulakonda
A good way to introduce younger readers to one of the lesser works of one of the great American writers.
Read More »Movie Review: Black Death – Painfully Realistic Fantasy
Despite Screamfest honors and “scary movie” marketing, it's not D&D fantasy. It's philosophical. But don’t let that keep you away.
Read More »St. John’s Beats USF 72-56; Seeded Number 5 in the Big East Tournament
Along with the resurgent New York Knicks, The Red Storm has New York fans revved up about basketball again.
Read More »Music Review: Tomas Doncker – ‘Small World Part 1 (Deluxe Edition)’
Singer and guitarist crosses genre boundaries to offer a pleasing set of feel-good, socially-conscious compositions.
Read More »Music Review – The Dehumanizers/Deep Throat – A New World Odor; Various Artists – Retro As Hell: A Tribute To The Dehumanizers; The Dehumanizers – The First Five Years (Of Drug Use)
Legendary Seattle punks The Dehumanizers battle on - 25 years and counting.
Read More »Mets Mess: Castillo and Perez Should Be Gone By Opening Day
the Mets seem finally willing and able to part ways with two of the worst acquisitions since Bobby Bonilla: pitcher Oliver Perez and second baseman Luis Castillo.
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