Somervell County Salon (Free subscription) | 29/06/2008
Americans better learn quickly from Haitian politics! A re they isolated incidents throughout the nation, or is voter fraud a way of life in American politics? Currently many Americans may feel that the complaints of voter fraud are the products.......
Punkphoto (Free subscription) | 25/06/2008
This event is right in so many ways. Firstly, it's a free instore for LUKE TEMPLE . Homeboy makes us so weak in the knees it's embarassing- but it seems he has that effect on Jon Pareles and Sufjan Stevens as well so we're not alone. Secondly, the store in question is possibly my fave hiding place in the entire city. As much as it pains me to divulge my favorite spots (look what happend to Magnolia...
The Hollywood Reporter: Risky Biz B (Free subscription) | 25/06/2008
By Steven Zeitchik The word today that MSNBC will use "Dear Zachary" as a springboard to increase involvement in feature-length documentaries was welcome news for a category that's been harassed by some tough times at the box office, and almost...
OUPblog (Free subscription) | 10/06/2008
What are the best American short stories?
International Herald Tribune (Free subscription) | 09/06/2008
Barack Obama's resolutely cheerful embrace of the future is a wildly different vision of America than John McCain's promise of vigilant conservation of the past.
Desicritics (Free subscription) | 08/06/2008
This terrible feeling of never being able to achieve what seems so dear to my heart is pulling me down into ravines of ghastly, sinister, Edgar Allan Poe’s mind-like, darkness. In this jungle of bottomless dross, the struggle between working to pay my bills and doing something to pay respect to my passion seems long and pointless. Can I really write? Or is this just one more dream? With hours dwindling...
DVD Talk (Free subscription) | 31/05/2008
Recommended The Movie: The commentary track to The Chair , a low budget Canadian horror flick, reveals that the inspiration for the movie comes from a short story by the legendary Edgar Allan Poe. It's important to note this because the cover art that Lionsgate slapped this DVD with is a little misleading. The image of an elaborate torture chair suggests that this film will be yet another retread...
Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 17/05/2008
LIVERPOOL'S Face of the City arts project will be showcased at the Albert Dock today.
Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 17/05/2008
LIVERPOOL'S Face of the City arts project will be showcased at the Albert Dock today.
ChatzWorld - A World of Chat (Free subscription) | 17/05/2008
"We loved with a love that was more than love."
Book Chronicle (Free subscription) | 13/05/2008
When I first mentioned this article to my partner he immediately laughed at me and asked if I was confusing the late 19th/early 20th century author Bret Harte with the professional wrestler Bret “the Hitman” Hart. No, I wasn't, I assured him. In his “The Rise of the ‘Short Story'” published in July 1899 Harte [...]
Out in Hollywood (Free subscription) | 11/05/2008
I have not seen this yet but wanted to give the David Decoteau film, "House of Usher" a shout out because here! TV finally sent me some images from the film which premiered on the .premium gay television network...
The Independent (Free subscription) | 11/05/2008
Never count a Clinton out. Not even when he – or, in this case, she – is sealed in a tomb. Bill came back from scandals that would have felled a less resilient politician. And now we have Hillary, refusing to accept a political death plain to all except her, yet commanding a grudging admiration for her defiance, even among her foes.
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 10/05/2008
Christopher Hope's The Garden of Bad Dreams takes Jan Morris on a journey of literary exploration between fairy tale and freak show
PinkNews.co.uk (Free subscription) | 07/05/2008
Working for B-movie great Roger Corman in the early 1980s launched director David DeCoteau's career, but in the 57 films he's directed in the 20-some years since, the openly gay director has carved out a niche all his own.
