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56The Dark Knight: Ledger a Legend No Matter What?
With the impending release of the new Batman film, The Dark Knight, approaching ever nearer, one is drawn to wonder how good the movie will actually be. Sure, the trailers are chilling, the cast is impressive, and Michael Caine is still quipping away as Bruce Wayne's butler, Alfred, but will it live up to the hype that it has generated for itself? More importantly, will the tragic death of Heath Ledger become the main point of focus in lieu of the Dark Knight himself?
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63Apathy in American Teens
Is there someone else out there or am I the only one who feels like it takes a somewhat visible yet extremely exhausting effort to care about a cause? Really. The rights of animals, the rights of human beings,...
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54George Carlin: Reflections on Anarchic Genius
Often after a man's death, his memory is one of soft, kind words of reverence and praises, hymns to his name, invoking images of a patron saint or cheritable martyr. This cannot, will not, and should...
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61Music Distribution in the Digital Age
In a time when music can be more easily downloaded illegally than purchased at a store, what's the future for the music industry and its methods of distribution?
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64Little Miss Sunshine: A Film of Sheer Excellence
One of the best movies this writer has ever seen, Little Miss Sunshine stands as a testament to the high-quality potential of independent film.
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52Hancock: Hilarious but How Marketable?
An Everyman's look at the odd marketing technique used by Columbia Pictures to get attention for their newest film, Hancock, starring Will Smith.
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