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- Williams succumbs to one of the most odious habits of the documentary filmmaker by having Western voices translate the words of her talking heads.. by Nick Schager |
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- The Visitor's allusions to our fucked-up state-of-affairs feel like gratuitous background noise. by Ed Gonzalez |
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- Aside from depicting American academia as a cutthroat environment that can inspire deadly resentment, there's not much going on. by Nick Schager |
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- Bra Boys A carefully manicured PR video for the infamous Bra Boys surfer community. by Nick Schager |
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- Ari Libsker's film details how books like I Was Colonel Schultz's Private Bitch luridly conflated sex and violence. by Ed Gonzalez |
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- Body of War is a gut-wrenching documentary experience. by Ed Gonzalez |
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- Despite some slight style tweaks, Troubadour adheres more to his signature sound. by Jonathan Keefe |
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- Jim Noir works brilliantly on an escapist level, even though it rewards more active listening. by Jonathan Keefe |
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- Iron & Diamonds stands as an accomplished example of contemporary bluegrass. by Jonathan Keefe |
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- Surely two decades of TV's post-Bochco dirty-cop dramas have removed this kind of potboiler not only from claims of artiness, but from expectations of being taken seriously. by Bill Weber |
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- Smith's depiction of deteriorating-under-pressure group dynamics comes to an abrupt end just as it gets going. by The Ruins |
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- It's difficult to see the real brilliance of the Bay Area film scene through this self-congratulatory Fog. by Fernando F. Croce |
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- One can only imagine what might have been had they hung around Missouri for a few more years, chosen a better name, and given their music adequate time to germinate. by Wilson McBee |
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- The film is most impressive as that rarest of creatures: a crowd-pleaser with a genuinely artistic touch. by Rob Humanick |
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- The only wonder eventually elicited by Nim's Island is of a mystified variety. by Nick Schager |
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- Mountain Battles is a wonderful, trippy record that's full of invention and Deal sister sass. by Jimmy Newlin |
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- Though it fails to inspire, Groove Armada's latest also, happily, fails to annoy. by Dave Hughes |
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- Enjoying an album like this requires zero preparation. by Wilson McBee |
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- A collector's edition that, on the basis of its skimpy extras, gives 2007's best film the shaft. by Nick Schager |
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- Even an average performance by the Rolling Stones isn't boring. by Jeremiah Kipp |
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- Check out Miss Miller riding down the freeway of Alzheimer's in her pink Cadillac. by Eric Henderson |
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- Intolerable Cruelty? by Ed Gonzalez |
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- The album's adult-skewed material sounds even more jarring next to two fresh new tracks. by Sal Cinquemani |
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- For sheer silliness, nothing in 88 Minutes tops the fact that Witt's English ex-con husband boasts the ridiculously fanciful name Guy LaForge, presumably because "Fakey McMake-Believe" was already taken. by Nick Schager |
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- It's nice to see The Facts of Life's Mindy Cohen working again, but crawling along in clunky, directionless fashion, Waters's pseudo-rom-com ultimately dies a slow death. by Nick Schager |
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- In hip-hop's circle of life, it wasn't so much what Public Enemy was spitting but the boldness with which they put it out there. by Paul Schrodt |
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- We still await the definitive DVD release of Lost Highway, a film crying out for rediscovery. by Jeremiah Kipp |
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- Essentially a retread of every bad grade-school joke you're happy to have forgotten. by Rob Humanick |
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- The real conflict captured on Matthew Ryan's 11th album, Matthew Ryan Vs. The Silver State, is the internal variety. by Jonathan Keefe |
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- Ultimately disappointing, but Davis gives Mary Poppins a run for her money. by Dan Callahan |
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- Standard costume fare enlivened by Bette Davis's fuming and growling. by Dan Callahan |
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- If Bonnie And Clyde doesn't seem to carry the heft expected of a film of its standing, the pillowy lips of its two leads make up the difference. by Eric Henderson |
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- The sparse, slightly country arrangements on Keep It Simple leave plenty of space for Morrison's reedy, Celtic-soul croaking. by Wilson McBee |
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- For better and worse, April is more of the same. by Jimmy Newlin |
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- The band has long threatened that their next album would be a real rock album, and Accelerate finally makes good on that promise. by Jonathan Keefe |
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- If only Ross had invested in some talent along the way, Trilla's production, like the equally opulent style of 2006's Port of Miami, wouldn't seem like such a waste. by Jonathan Keefe |
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- AZ still has many years of ahead of him, and well-formed rhymes to boot. by Wilson McBee |
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- Making your way through the film is like eating an entire beautifully sculpted wedding cake. by Jeremiah Kipp |
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- The Unknown Woman begins the same way director Giuseppe Tornatore's last film, Malena, operated throughout: by ogling a fine female form. by Nick Schager |
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- Tuya's Marriage can feel a tad overwritten, but in terms of its cultural and emotional portraits, the film's neo-realist authenticity is nonetheless striking. by Nick Schager |
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- Call it embalmed screwball. by Bill Weber |
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Quartzos (Apr 10 2008 23:26 GMT) - Quartzos - Ofertas |
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- Posted by josh on Apr 10 |
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- Growing old is also the time when you are more susceptible to some ailments. This makes the application of yoga for the elderly even more important. The best of all the good qualities of yoga for the elderly is the chanting of Om at the end of every class.Read More... |
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- TWiki Community Summit, 2008 09 04/05 Introduction Following on the TWiki Community Rome Summit in August, 2007, and the second TWiki Community Summit Yahoo! Inc ... (last changed by OliverKrueger) |
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- In the wake of revelations that the City Council had a slush fund (for rainy days when the mayor would cut budgets), City Comptroller William Thompson told City Council Speaker Christine Quinn that his office would review how the council uses discretionary money. In a letter, he wrote, "It remains clear?that the Council?s process was conceived and used to deflect legitimate inquiry into how our City?s tax dollars are being allocated.? |
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- Defenseman Jason Smith practiced for the first time this week on Thursday and hopes to return from his upper-body injury for Game 1 of Philadelphia’s NHL playoff series against Washington. Smith, the team captain, missed the last game of the regular season and sat out a pair of practices this week as the Flyers prepped [...] |
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Surf (Apr 10 2008 23:25 GMT) - Surf - Ofertas |
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- Wilson Ng Wilson Ng has won various awards as an entrepreneur. He has businesses involved in technology, and software, and also actively writes. He also pens a popular business/tech blog, the Bizdrivenlife. |
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Quebra Sóis (Apr 10 2008 23:25 GMT) - Quebra Sóis - Ofertas |
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- Teen fucks herself while you watch Hot teen pictures |
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- Barry Harris has released a new version of Final Burn Alpha. |
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Outras (Apr 10 2008 23:25 GMT) - Outras - Ofertas |
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- POLL: McCain erases Obama lead. It's a long time until fall, but this probably indicates the extent of the continuing damage from Rev. Wright. Meanwhile, advice to McCain -- don't get cocky! |
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- POLL: McCain erases Obama lead. It's a long time until fall, but this probably indicates the extent of the continuing damage from Rev. Wright. Meanwhile, advice to McCain -- don't get cocky! |
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Outros (Apr 10 2008 23:25 GMT) - Outros - Ofertas |
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