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If laughter is the best remedy, then comedian Lewis Black, one of the most prolific and admired performers working today, is quite the healer. And after 20 years in the business, he's finally getting the recognition he deserves. "It's nice. Being recognized," said Black in a recent telephone interview. (0) comments
Catching Lewis Black's new show, is a bit like watching the women's basketball win by 40 points: it's not necessary, but it sure is fun see. The show, titled, "The Root of all Evil," is not Black's best work, but still ought to amuse Comedy Central audiences, where the show will premiere on Wednesday at 10:30 p. (0) comments
A concert of only one composer may come off as monotonous, but when that concert is dedicated to the music of Antonin Dvorak, one of the greatest Romantic composers, quite the opposite is true. The Czech Philharmonic gave what can only be described as a vibrant, energetic and impressive performances of the composer's music. (0) comments
7. Steel-toed boots Popular among construction workers, Daria and counter-culture fans of HIM and Slayer alike, consumers may be best off finding some more comfortable shoes for the plane that won't set something off. Save the metal-laden footwear for when you land. (1) comment
Comments regarding the connection between video games and politics are normally met with blank, unknowing stares, given the dissimilarity between the two. However, video games do play a small, but notable, role in politics. It wasn't too long ago that New Mexico's "No Child Gets Left Inside" video game tax bill was introduced, which would have implemented a 1 percent excise tax on game, console and television purchases as a way to promote outdoor activities. (0) comments