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73The History of the Knock-Knock Joke
How long has the ubiquitious knock-knock joke been around? For most of us, these types of jokes seem like timeless entities that have simply always existed. But they had to start somewhere didn't they? And...
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70Missy Higgins at Park West, Chicago, music review
In addition to this article, also check out my Missy Higgins interview After launching her American tour and releasing On a Clear Night, her second album, in the U.S. last week, Australian singer/songwriter...
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64Welcome to the Jungle, film review
Review written by Zach Freeman In the vein of the infamous and controversial Cannibal Holocaust and the more recent The Blair Witch Project, comes the harrowing "true" story of four spoiled twenty-somethings...
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63El Cid (Miriam Collection Special Collector's Edition), film review
Enough has been said about the both the historical El Cid (the 11th century Spanish hero) and the epic 1961 film starring Charlton Heston that centered around his life to fill many books... or many special...
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64Mama's Boy Soundtrack, music review
If there were an award for "Soundtrack Most Likely To Have Been Recorded In Your Neighbor's Basement," the soundtrack for Mama's Boy would garner all five nominations in the category. Though this may be the...
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61The Kite Runner Soundtrack, by Alberto Iglesias, music review
Best known for his work with Spanish director Pedro Almodovar and his Oscar nomination for The Constant Gardener score, Spanish composer Alberto Iglesias has created another haunting masterpiece for director...
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66The New Mel Brooks Musical Young Frankenstein Original Broadway Cast Recording, music review
Recorded on November 12th, less than a week after the lengthily titled The New Mel Brooks Musical Young Frankenstein opened at the Hilton Theatre in New York City, this original broadway cast recording...
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63Solá Akingbolá, Routes to Roots - Yoruba Drums from Nigeria, music review
Best known for his work as percussionist for the internationally proclaimed jazz/funk band Jamiroquai, Solá Akingbolá is reconnecting with his roots by releasing his first solo album, Routes to Roots. Though...
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63EXOTIQUE 3: The World's Most Beautiful CG Characters, book review
With the recent success of Robert Zemeckis' Beowulf, and the growing power of the gaming industry, it's no surprise that computer generated characters are growing more and more popular. The good news for...
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66City of Men - The Soundtrack, by Antonion Pinto, music review
After the critical success of 2002's City of God, producer/director Fernando Meirelles went on to produce a television show with the same actors entitled "City of Men." Now in 2008, with director Paolo Morelli...
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