The best and worst time travel ideas
All media producers just love going to the time travel well.
All media producers just love going to the time travel well.
Cory Barker celebrates the legacy of "24."

BWelk wants to use his time machine to go straight to awards season.
Time is one of the most interesting but ambiguous forces we as humans encounter on a daily basis.

Snoop's re-release matches the quality of its predecessor.
The wonderful simplicity of She & Him continues to entertain.
Band goes out with the wrong kind of bang.
"Mad Men"'s third season greatness carries over to DVD.
A potential breakout record for Love Is All.

Musical monogamy works out surprisingly well.
"Hot Tub Time Machine" could probably use a redo button.
Several members of a Christian militia that prosecutors claim plotted to kill police officers were scheduled to be in court Wednesday to determine if they will be allowed to go free on bond. Bond hearings are scheduled for the alleged ringleader, David Brian Stone, and other members of the Hutaree militia, a small group that was preparing to fight the Antichrist.
Intrigue and suspense run high in "The Ghost Writer."
A gunman sprayed bullets from a moving vehicle into a crowd, killing four and wounding at least five others, before leading police on a chase into a neighboring county. Three people were arrested in the drive-by shooting Tuesday, but investigators said the motive wasn’t clear.
An unfortunate return to old tendencies for DEP.
Ambition is disregarded; sends film reeling way off track.
Film's racial undertones are predictable.
New album from the long-tenured group is more haunting than most.
When Paul Culkin came home to New Mexico after serving with an Army bomb squad in Iraq, he tried counseling and medications offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs to cope with his post-traumatic stress disorder. Nothing worked very well. Then he found a new alternative: marijuana. New Mexico is the only state that explicitly allows people with PTSD to smoke pot under its medical marijuana law — an issue that is getting attention around the country at a time when traumatized vets are coming home from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in large numbers.
Goldfrapp's newest reeks of painful redundancy.