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These days, it is hard to distinguish between John Mayer, the great guitarist and solid lyricist, and John Mayer, the Twittering tool-bag. And though past albums prove there’s significant evidence he’s the former, Mayer’s newest album “Battle Studies” goes a long way in showing he might have been too worried about the latter persona to make a good album this go-around.
At this point it’s cliche to say this (and even cliche to say it’s cliche), but Pixar has done it again.
Obama isn’t an American citizen and perhaps is part of a Muslim conspiracy to take down the West – ditto. The swine flu vaccine is either a drug company ploy or population-controlling killer – I knew everything to know right when swine flu became an issue. Not to brag or anything, but I’d like to think I was on the ground floor for all the “crackpot” theories that have dominated headlines over the past year, and it’s all because of the long-running AM radio program “Coast To Coast AM.”
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In the latest edition of the WEEKEND Watchers Podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by WEEKEND co-editor Megan Clayton in a discussion about the 'Mad Men' finale and season three overall.
In the latest edition of the podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by Brian Welk, Paul Mattingly and Brent Williamson for a discussion about the last six weeks in film and the hype surrounding "Avatar."
Cory Barker reviews Say Anything's self-titled release.
TV Surveillance: Cory Barker suggests what to watch during the middle part of sweeps.
Say Anything’s third major-label album is the completion of a “Back to the Future”-like trilogy. First album “... Is a Real Boy” is a classic for its wit and heart (like the 1985 time travel-heavy film); the massive, 27-song follow up “In Defense of the Genre” is better but more confusing (like the smart “Back to the Future Part II”), and this one is a return to the original’s form, just not as well executed (exactly like “Part III”).
“Paranormal Activity” might be getting all the buzz right now, but “Food, Inc.” is the scariest movie of the year.
In the latest edition of the podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by his WEEKEND co-editor and fellow "Mad Men" fan in a discussion of the amazing finale, season three as a whole and what's to come.
In the final hour of a ridiculous three-hour podcast, host Cory Barker and John Barnett continuing theorizing about the "Lost" finale.
In the second episode of a surprise three(!)-parter, host Cory Barker and John Barnett discuss the episode "Follow the Leader" and begin theorizing about what the finale will bring.
In the first part of an epic three-parter, host Cory Barker is joined by John Barnett in a discussion about the "Lost" episode "The Variable."
In this edition of the podcast, host Cory Barker is joined by Adam Lukach for an intense discussion about a program they both feel is very underrated: 'Smallville.'
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TV Surveillance: Cory Barker hands out some fake awards!
WEEKEND Watchers Official Podcast Episode 28 -- Somebody Save Me
Cory Barker reviews John Nolan's latest, 'Height.'
As one of the “punk” or “emo” scene’s biggest heroes, John Nolan’s first solo venture has been highly anticipated all year. And just as he did with Taking Back Sunday earlier this decade and Straylight Run a few years later, Nolan has delivered something vastly different from anything he’s done previously.
