Flak Radio: Quiz Mania!
"From the Flak Radio vault pours forth a vast treasure of the program's funniest, smartest, zestiest and most cunningly crafted quiz show segments. Test your wits against popular tunez, dead poets, mass-market candy items and Minneapolis-St. Paul fashion trends."
The Golden Compass"From a source text as rich and as magnificent as Philip Pullman's novel, Weitz has produced a film every bit its equal, all the while deftly handling the elephant in the room: What do we do about the whole God thing?" |
The Creators of Nathan Barley"Nathan Barley follows its titular character a twenty-something DJ, guerilla filmmaker and doltishly exuberant clothes pony as he ruins the life of his involuntary mentor, Dan Ashcroft. Ashcroft has just published a screaming jeremiad in an urban lifestyle magazine eviscerating exactly the kind of dense narcissists like Barley who almost immediately begin lauding him as a genius." |
Reading Jacques Barzun This Winter"With all the unbearable winter nights ahead, maybe it's finally time to take on the four dozen-plus books written and edited by bestselling cultural critic and historian Jacques Barzun, who turned 100 on Nov. 30. OxyContin still has your vote as a coping mechanism for the cold? Then maybe a carefully selected sampling of Barzun will do instead." |
Starfighter: Disputed Galaxy"Combat is convincing and often entertaining. There are little 'flashbulb moments' that make it all worthwhile; you're ambushed by five alien fighters, for instance. Just before your shield fails, you activate your proximity blast weapon, and WHAM, all the fighters are toast! WOO!" |
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