Monthly Archives: August, 2008

Try searching for your interests:

Dodgers Get “Manny” Runs for Next to Nothing. Sound Familiar?

THE HYPOTHESIS: Every Dodger fan at UC Irvine owes famed sports agent and Anteater baseball fan Scott Boras a handshake at Anteater Ball Park next season. Why? The best dreads in sports are swinging under an L.A. Dodger hat now and Boras was the orchestrator of the blockbuster deal.

Open Window to Beijing

OLYMPICS: As fierce competition approaches, all eyes turn to China on the big issues.

Rocky for the Hold Steady

Listening to The Hold Steady's fourth album "Stay Positive," one cannot help but draw comparisons to rock predecessors like Bruce Springsteen & the E. Street Band. And while some critics find The Hold Steady's unapologetically classic rock sound to be a blatant rip-off of music from a bygone era, this reviewer begs to differ.

‘Something’ to Soothe

There is little that Broken Social Scene hasn't done. It has released three albums that are all uniquely blissful and arguably have as much staying power as any band in modern rock not named Radiohead.

Acrobatics ‘Get Down’

With eyelids pressed tightly together, Thao Nguyen crooned into the microphone while her lips trembled underneath her strong voice. With her left hand, she placed delicate, small fingers across the neck of her guitar, while her right hand slammed a drumstick across the strings.

Ledger Glows in Sinister “Knight”

You'd be hard-pressed to find a movie with as much hype surrounding it months before its release as "The Dark Knight." Just when you think the superhero genre has been played out and must rely on witticisms and humor such as in "Iron Man," Jonathon and Christopher Nolan deliver a quite humorless three-hour epic that explores social order and stability more than gunfights and feats of superhuman abilities.

- A word from our sponsors -

spot_img

Follow us