It is no coincidence that the resonant themes of Easter arise as Mother Nature and her charges stir, stretch and manifest themselves once more.
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CD Review: Lovedrug – Pretend You’re Alive
The Ohio-based alternative band Lovedrug is not new to the bipolar worlds that are indie and major label record companies.
Read More »Theater Review: The RSC’s Breakfast with Mugabe
It is appropriate Grace should build his play around a psychiatrist treating the President, tormented by the angry spirit of a former comrade.
Read More »Familiar Faces In Killer Tennessee Tornadoes
"...then I heard the train sound, looked out the window and saw 2x4's circling about 100 yards up in the air..."
Read More »Jared Stern, “Page Six” and The New York Post: Fact Or Fiction
Anybody can say anything about anybody and preface it with "I heard", or "rumour has it", but that doesn't make it true.
Read More »Child Welfare Agents Visit Britney Spears’ Home in Malibu
The life and tough times of Sean Preston Federline, aged seven-months.
Read More »Pete Doherty Misses Court Appearance
Ex-Libertine and current Babyshambles leader Pete Doherty missed his scheduled appearance in a London court.
Read More »Fundamental Shift Toward Illegal Immigrants In the Works?
Forces seem aligned for a major change in U.S. immigration policy.
Read More »King Kong (2005) 2-Disc Special Edition DVD – Not Ready Yet
King Kong is a great film, but it is not yet a great DVD.
Read More »Graphic Novel Review: Ego & Hubris: The Michael Malice Story by Harvey Pekar
In Malice, Pekar has found a fascinating and difficult alter ego whose life in many ways parallels his own, two generations later.
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