Ever since the relaunch of the "Astonishing X-Men" under the writing of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" creator Joss Whedon, great praise has been put upon this title. Frankly, it's kind of hard to understand, because at least to this writer, it seems to be meandering in mediocrity. (0) comments
While options range from tango to swing, choices are limited for those born at the tail-end of the 1980s - the unfortunate and underrepresented 21-and-younger crowd. However, there are at least two places within city limits that open their doors to 18-year-olds … and each for only a $5 cover charge. (1) comment
"Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock" is the fourth edition of the popular franchise, which has turned the musically inept into pseduo-rock stars. It doesn't stray far from its roots but adds a few new modes and a bevy of new songs. (0) comments
Starting Friday and running until Nov. 29, the Ross, 12th and R streets, will screen six feature films, seven documentaries and nine short films all telling native stories and featuring American Indian actors and filmmakers. (0) comments
"As unfortunate as his history was - never a great success, taken advantage of by collectors, becoming one of the most forged artists - he still was an artist of considerable talent," said Norman Geske, director emeritus of the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and author of the new book, "Beyond Madness: The Art of Ralph Blakelock, 1847-1919." (0) comments
With "Bleachers," John Grisham took his first stab at writing a character-driven novel about football. "Playing for Pizza" is his latest attempt at fiction football writing. (0) comments
One of this year's biggest movies was Michael Bay's "Transformers," a film that brought Optimus Prime and Megatron to life on the big screen almost 25 years after the debut of the animated series and toys that made them popular. However, it was not the first time these two battled it out on the big screen. (0) comments