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Alison Krauss & Union Station | Paper Airplane
Krauss pilots her delicate Paper Airplane through familiar territory and into some darker spaces
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
This isn’t a morality contest... It's good TV on DVD
Scream 4
Buckets of gore say more than you'd think sometimes.
Danny Williams: a profile
A visually compelling read about the political career of our former premier
Mad Men is mad fun
'We all wish we could hurl backwards sometimes, to the days where men drank themselves silly at the office, and ladies received sassy spanks'
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Think of it as a poor man’s Inception. I don’t know if that will help or hurt, but it’s a start.
Collapse Into Now by R.E.M.
Guest reviewer Shannon Webb-Campbell gives us her take on R.E.M.'s latest musical efforts
Battle: Los Angeles
The only thing worse than L.A. freeway traffic is having aliens blow up the freeway on the drive home
What a Time! A Forty Year Celebration by Ryan’s Fancy
A review of the history-packed new double-CD from 'the band that launched the Newfoundland music scene'
Alison Krauss & Union Station | Paper Airplane
Krauss pilots her delicate Paper Airplane through familiar territory and into some darker spaces
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
This isn’t a morality contest... It's good TV on DVD
Scream 4
Buckets of gore say more than you'd think sometimes.
Danny Williams: a profile
A visually compelling read about the political career of our former premier
Mad Men is mad fun
'We all wish we could hurl backwards sometimes, to the days where men drank themselves silly at the office, and ladies received sassy spanks'
Source Code
Think of it as a poor man’s Inception. I don’t know if that will help or hurt, but it’s a start.
Collapse Into Now by R.E.M.
Guest reviewer Shannon Webb-Campbell gives us her take on R.E.M.'s latest musical efforts
Battle: Los Angeles
The only thing worse than L.A. freeway traffic is having aliens blow up the freeway on the drive home
What a Time! A Forty Year Celebration by Ryan’s Fancy
A review of the history-packed new double-CD from 'the band that launched the Newfoundland music scene'