- Friday, January 12, 2007 — 39 Articles Published
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New Space Elevator Company: Black Line Ascension— Is the Earth Big Enough for Two Space Elevators?
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Robert Anton Wilson, January 18, 1932 – January 11, 2007— One might guess that Tim Leary greeted him with a dose, and they're trippin' like fat rats and bouncing off
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Comic Book Review: Civil War # 6 (Civil War) - Marvel Comics— Issue 6 promises such a phenomenal conclusion that I will forgive the odd things that have happened.
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Book Review: Tending Critters in the Ridges by Clyde Brooks— Folks, furballs, and a country vet. A crazy mix, and an enjoyable read!
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One Track Mind: Michael McDonald - "Tuesday Heartbreak"— Mike McDonald tackles an underappreciated song from Stevie Wonder's golden era and nearly topples the original.
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Blogcritics Goodie Bag: Menomena, Justin Timberlake, Pharoahe Monch, Blue Stone, and The Panic Divison— Digital media music and video downloads and streams.
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Q: Why Did President Nixon Try To Fancy Up The Outfits Worn By White House Guards?— Mental_Floss question of the day.
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Music Review: John Dee Holeman & The Waifs Band— It will make you feel that all is right with the world.
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Liner Notables: The Kinks - Face To Face— "About rainy days and sunny days, about sessions men and dark ladies, about P.V.C. grass skirts in Waikiki, about memories,
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Ten Tips For Taking Better Photos— By doing a few simple things, the appearance of your photos can improve dramatically.
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Diggin' The Blues: Bo Carter— Sexual innuendo, playful lyrics, and a wide variety of musical influences make Bo Carter the perfect choice for Diggin' the
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Saddam Sets an Example - Are the Democrats Man Enough to Defund the War?— The Democrats talk the talk, but will they walk the walk, like Saddam did?
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Derailment on the Straight Talk Express— The combined weight of John McCain's many changes in position may be too much for him to carry into 2008.
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Movie Review: Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama— In the mood for something scary and horrifying? Then this movie isn't for you.
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The Friday Morning Listen - Fritz Hauser & Michael Askill - Space: music for bells, cymbals and gong— Monkey mind, cowbells, and stuff.
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TV Review: House - "Words and Deeds"— The episode that broke my heart along with the patient of the week's.
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South Park Makes The Simpsons Irrelevant— The Simpsons is fastly becoming irrelevant while South Park continues to attract a new audience.
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MeeVee Primetime Picks: Weekend, Jan. 12-14— ...
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Music Review: Chris Bell - I Am the Cosmos— A “lost” masterpiece from the man who often played Abel to Alex Chilton’s Cain in the myth of Big Star
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Reality TV Casting Call: To Tell the Truth— ...
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Q: How Did Cortés and 600 Spaniards Subdue 5 Million Aztecs?— mental_floss question of the day.
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Book Review: Christopher Moore's You Suck— Be prepared to laugh yourself silly, but expect to have to pay a price – thinking and reflecting on the
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Audio Book Review: The Ruins by Scott Smith— Stephen King finally finds his match.
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Movie Review: Twins of Evil— Capping off the Hammer Films trilogy surrounding the Karnstein family, Twins of Evil takes a fresh swing at the vampire
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Konami seeks Independent Artists for Upcoming Dance Dance Revolution Game— Konami to offer cash prize and exposure to two deserving musicians.
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New Movies and Box Office Predictions: Pan's Labyrinth, Dreamgirls, Alpha Dog, and More— After a couple of lackluster release weeks comes one with a plethora of desirables.
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Theater Review: Don't Look Back at the Unknown Theatre, L.A.— Kenneth Patchen loved jazz but wrote poetry. In 1958 he encouraged America to listen to – and face –
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inducts Van Halen, R.E.M., Patti Smith, Grandmaster Flash, and The Ronettes— Can the Waldorff-Astoria contain the egos of the Van Halen contingency alone?
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Friday Flash: Flash Element TD, Catch 33, Arrow Tag, and The Game— More defending of towers, some clever mouse play, and The Game to keep you frustrated and entertained for days or
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PBS Primetime Programming for The Week of 1/14— Yup, it's time for another week of good old PBS programming. Hooray!
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Baz Luhrmann Loves Sydney— You can take the boy from Oz, but you can never take Oz from the boy.
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The End of War as We Know It!— Islamic extremist terrorism is a new threat requiring a new approach.
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Is Iran Unstoppable? Part II— Is it worh going into a catastrophic conflict to stop Iran?
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Mark My Words: The President's Speech on Iraq and More— It's easier to get an accurate read a few days after the President's speech on Iraq. The problem is
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Mobile Betting in New York and The Daily Music and Tech News— Betting via mobile, FCC considers new regulation and Arcade Fire on tour in today's update.
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TV Review: In Case of Emergency - "It's Got to be the Morning After"— It's still funny, just not as funny.
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Music Review: Ligion - On the Way— Ligion is poised as the next up-and-coming rock group to emerge from the belly of the country music spewing beast.
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Ron Paul for President?— A possible run for President would be a great way for Ron Paul to put the GOP back on the
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Movie Review: The Princess Bride— When it comes to defining delightful, amusing, and epic motion-pictures, there is no higher rung on the ladder than The
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