
Danger: You will sing along
A return to prime form for The Audition.

A return to prime form for The Audition.
Of all the entertainers I’ve interviewed for WEEKEND, Tommy Wiseau was the strangest.
I propose a constitutional amendment that expands on the brilliance of the first one and states that we are no longer allowed to say or express whatever we want, when we want to, no matter who is talking.
I decided I needed to form an opinion on whether this form of crime prevention was right or wrong.
When we do not understand the flow between what we call good and evil, we become stuck in our ability to be diplomatic or understand opposition.
WE SAY Congress should act fast to help needy students in these hard economic times.
Can we chalk this media hysteria over celebrity splits up to the star factor alone? Or is there some other game afoot?
A broadcast miniseries hasn’t been nominated for the Best Miniseries Emmy since CBS’ “Elvis” in 2005.
Instead of traveling south for spring break, I went slightly north to Boston, where I indulged in one of my favorite sea foods — oysters.
Some old, some new from the revamped Whigs.
Film explores and fulfills its outlandish concepts.
"Valleys of Neptune" offers enough answers to justify its release.
Some good presents, some bad on Happy Birthday's debut.
The virtual band creates a surprisingly cool artificial beach.
Riding with no handlebars gets old after awhile.
Overlooked release is worth checking out on DVD.
Broken Bells plays it close to the vest on their debut.
New album has rock n' roll stories for all occasions.
The weak film doesn't live up to expectations.
The second season of "Breaking Bad" makes a good series even better.