- Monday, November 27, 2006 — 45 Articles Published
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The Death of a President— Forty-three years after JFK’s assassination, the crime has begun to fade, yet most Kennedy myths live on, stronger than ever.
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Satire: Madonna's Progressive Visions for The Kabbalah— Madonna, Mega-Icon, wants to add sexual flavours and favours to mystic teachings.
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Beaver Alienation Reaches Puberty— The Beaver's Join the Cree, Alberta and Quebec in Opposition to Ottawa.
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DVD Review: What We Want, What We Believe - The Black Panther Party Library— If you really want to know what the movement was about, check out this pack and your instruction will begin.
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Teaching, Writing and Romance: An Interview with Novelist Margaret Kaine— "I think my close contact, through teaching, with women of all ages and backgrounds has influenced my writing enormously."
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Remembering Robert Altman— A look at the amazing output of this great director in just a seven year period.
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Family is Valued in Bangladesh— Family is family. It’s your duty to do the right thing by your guest. There is nothing more to say.
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Robert Altman Dies At 81 Leaving A Legacy Of Film— When a creative genius dies, his works continue to please and shine.
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Day By Day for November 27, 2006— Chris Muir's excellent Day By Day cartoon, for November 27, 2006
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Movie Review: Happy Feet Stumbles— The second half of the movie seemed to have been written by a very dull member of Greenpeace.
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Photo Essay: Holding Arms, Locking Lips, and Making Love in New Delhi— Spying on the lovebirds of Delhi in the historic Lodhi Garden with a discreet digicam.
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Q: Was Sir Isaac Newton Crazy?— mental_floss question of the day.
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Q: Who Was the Most Corrupt American Politician?— mental_floss question of the day.
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Q: What Feature film Was Made In the Shortest Time?— mental_floss question of the day.
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Movie Review: Casino Royale (2006)— Can this franchise be saved?
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Holiday Television Programming: November 27 - December 1— What do Charlie Brown, the Polar Express, Elf, and Harry Potter have in common? They're all on television this
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DVD Review: The Weird Tale Collection Vol. 1: The Yellow Sign— Using century-old fiction as the source for phantasmagorical film visions should attract fans of the horror genre.
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The Fall of Judith Regan— Regan spoke for no abused woman except possibly herself.
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Music Review: Sufjan Stevens - Songs for Christmas— On the verge of achieving much bigger popularity, Sufjan has a really nice Christmas present for you.
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Music Review: Vampire Mooose - Serenade the Samurai— Odd name, killer music.
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Retro Redux: My Guilty Secret - Ferrante and Teicher— At that time, the kids considered to be cool were the ones listening to the new stuff on the jukebox.
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DVD Review: Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks— Our Blogcritic looks at half of one of Shout Factory's "Elvira's Movie Macabre" double features.
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Music Review: Heaven 17 - Penthouse And Pavement, The Luxury Gap, and How Men Are— Brit synth-poppers Heaven 17’s first three releases are given the spiffy remaster treatment.
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Movie Review: Douglas McGrath's Infamous - Crazy Lepidoptery— As much fun as a fundamentally disturbing anecdote could possibly be.
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Music DVD Review: KISS - Kissology Vol. 1 - 1974-1977— Kissology Vol. 1 proves that KISS were indeed once The Hottest Band in the World!
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Book Review: Club George - The Diary of a Central Park Birdwatcher by Bob Levy— A wonderful book filled with heartwarming and funny stories of a beginner birdwatcher.
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DVD Review: Pope John Paul II— A fine mini-series paying tribute to the late Pontiff.
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NCAA Tailgate Cleanup: Week Thirteen— Down goes Notre Dame, West Virginia, Arkansas, Clemson, and Bowling Green. One of those is not shocking.
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Rolling Stones' Bigger Bang Tour Now Biggest Bucks Tour— Sexagenarian Stones storm to tour record.
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A Government's Priorities— ...what would happen if we ever decided to work as hard at preserving life throughout the world as we do
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Standing Meekly as Ten— Canada's unnecessary and self-inflicted political obstacles are counter productive.
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What Does the Ceasefire Mean, and Can it Last?— If Olmert is being sincere, we could be witnessing the beginning of the end of the conflict. Is he?
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Microsoft Office 2007 and Netgear - The BugBlog Report 11/27/06— Office 2007 bugs are starting to crawl into view.
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Bad Religion to Headline Warped Tour and The Daily Music and Tech News— Bad Religion on the Warped Tour, The Shins, and Fingerprinting at Heathrow in Today's update.
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TV Review: Intelligence - "Love and War"— A lot of pieces to the detailed puzzle come together in this episode.
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TV Review: The Amazing Race 10 - Episode 11— What comes around, goes around... and around, and around. It's payback time for teams on The Amazing Race.
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TV Review: Dexter - "Shrink Wrap"— Breakthroughs, breakdowns, brain games all round-- oh, and the Ice Truck Killer revealed at last.
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The Not-Quite-Sunday Funnies— This Week: Mr.President, World of Warcraft, and Down at the Soup Kitchen
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Nintendo Wii Review: Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam— Tony Hawk and Madden BOTH innovate in the same month. I fear our time here on Earth is short.
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Music Review: Akon - Konvicted— Akon tries to escape the Mr. Lonely stigma.
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Movie Review: Omkara and Sholay at the 2006 South Asian Film Festival (San Francisco)— Two excellent films stood out among those screened at the recent 2006 South Asian Film Festival in San Francisco (organized
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Movie Review: Beat Angel - A Film About The Spirit Of Jack Kerouac— Kerouac returns to Earth, poetry is beaten wild, and a film about the whole affair is reviewed in a fair
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Blues Bash Music Review: Daddy Mack Blues Band - Bluestones— Rhythmic string section, a deep graveled voice, and a tone that takes you away from your problems and transports you
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Developing Creativity (Final): Creative Risks, Creative Gambles and Critics— You may always need a day job to support your creative endeavors. Don’t let that derail you or force you
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Dave Cockrum: A Comics Legend Passes Away— The co-creator of the New X-Men has died aged 63.
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