Book, Art, Film & Theater Reviews:

• 08.08.05 "American Teen": A Winning Documentary about Real-Life High Schoolers
• 08.07.31 Francis Boyle's "Palestine Palestinians and International Law"
• 08.07.25 Jeff Halper's An Israeli in Palestine (Part II)
• 08.07.21 Jeff Halper's An Israeli in Palestine (Part I)
• Doug Dowd's "At the Cliff's Edge" (Part II)
• Doug Dowd's "At the Cliff's Edge" (Part I)
• Frances Fox Piven's "Challenging Authority"
• Major Omissions Flaw Book on Global Economics
• George W. Bush’s Other Undeclared War: NCLB
• New Buchanan Book: Anglo-American Ascendancy Lost in Unnecessary Wars
• A Litany of Horrors
• Peter Hallward's "Damming the Flood" (Part II)
• Peter Hallward's "Damming the Flood" (Part I)
• Jonathan Cook's "Blood and Religion"
• Francis A. Boyle's "Protesting Power - War, Resistance and Law"
• Alex Gibney's "Taxi to the Dark Side"
• Movie Can Clarify Vision of Rebel Che Guevara
• F. William Engdahl's "A Century of War" (Part II)
• F. William Engdahl's "A Century of War" (Part I)
• Jonathan Cook's "Israel and the Clash of Civilisations"
• Robert McChesney's "Communication Revolution"
• Reviewing David Edwards and David Cromwell's "Guardians of Power"
• John Bolton's Latest Tome Reads Like a Simple Datebook
• An Uneasy Read
• Reviewing James Petras and Henry Veltmeyer's "Multinationals on Trial"
• Contemporary Lessons from a Tragic Chapter
• A Guide for the Perplexed: Intellectual Fallacies of the War on Terror
• Reviewing James Petras' "Rulers and Ruled in the US Empire"
• Paul Greengrass: The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)
• John Perkins: Jerk, Con-man, Shill
• Michael Moore: Sicko (2007)
• Holding the Bully's Coat—This book will challenge Canadians' perceived image of themselves
• A Real Reason to Get Out of Bed in the Morning: Riane Eisler’s The Real Wealth of Nations
• 03.29 Public Enemy at Ram's Head Live: Still Great Art
• Book: The Real Menace is 'Thinkers' Like Claire Berlinski
• Film: "An Unreasonable Man"
• Art: Foggy Brilliance
• Peter Webber's "Hannibal Rising" Is a Decent Piece of Work
• Film: John Curran's "The Painted Veil"
• Racing My Father Wins Hearts of Readers
• Isikoff on Iraq: “At a minimum negligence in the commission of a fraud”
• Terror Nation: Lies, Injustice, and the American Empire’s Way
• Chris Paine: Who Killed the Electric Car? (2006)
• A Gonzo Gitmo tale from Michael Winterbottom
• Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth"
• Thoughts on the "DaVinci Code" Protests
• Eugene Jarecki's "Why We Fight"
• "Brokeback Mountain": powerful adaptation with great acting is the year's best American film
• Violence and Muddle: Steven Spielberg's "Munich"
• A Government Hijacked: Book review of Fooled Again: How the Right Stole the 2004 Election & Why They'll Steal the Next One Too (Unless We Stop Them)
• Movie: "Good Night, and Good Luck"
• Two books on Pro Sports Show How Racial Change Came to the Teams
• Book: The Big Wedding: 9/11, the Whistle-Blowers and the Cover-Up
• Book: “Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things”
• Book Review - If This Is a Best-Seller, We're in Real Trouble
• The Amorous Busboy of Decatur Avenue: A Memoir
• Pinot Envy...
• Two Books--by Molly Ivins and Hunter S. Thompson--
• Book: Oskar Schindler: The Untold Story of His Life, Wartime Activities and the True Story Behind The List
• BOOK: Let’s Stop Beating Around the Bush
• BOOK: "SIRIO: The Story of My Life and Le Cirque"
• Book Review: Messing with Texas: A review of The Hammer
• Book Review: Local Historian Captures Parks and Gardens in Vivid Imagery
• Book Review: Local Historian Captures Parks and Gardens in Vivid Imagery
• Book: Cruel and Unusual: Bush/Cheney's New World Order
• Book: The “Fight” of Nader's Life
• Book: Our Mentally Sick President
• Book: Omaha Beach in 24 Hours and 349 Pages
• James Bamford's Body of Secrets Is Fact, Not Fiction
• First Ladies Who Did More than Smile and Nod
• Nicer Facilities Equal Smarter Kids, Says High-Level Study of Maryland Public Schools
• Maryland's Stricter Driver's Licensing Program Shows Parent Involvement Improves Performance of Teen Drivers
• Sports: Soccer Explodes in Baltimore
• Maryland Voters Rank Health Care Costs as Their Top Pocketbook Issue
• BDC and City Planning Dept. Release Industrial Land Study
• Ron Suskind's 'Price of Loyalty' Confirms Suspicions
• The Great Mayor
• Doctor Barnard's Got a Recipe for Ending Food Cravings
• Satchmo Comes Alive Again
• Exploring Progressives’ Record of Activism, Professor Reveals A Sense of Defeat
• The Manhattan Project's “Indispensable Man”
• The Jews of Prime Time
• Author Takes the High Road in JFK Bio
• Sports Figures and Race: Overcoming Obstacles
• ‘Beyond Paradise’ Profiles Silent Film Star Novarro
• Leo Bretholz’s Memoir Tells of Being Liberated Twice
• Joe DiMaggio Gets Lawyered-Up
• Fear, Danger, and Bravery: A Young Fighter-Pilot's Memoir of the Vietnam Experience
• New Book Sniffs Out Best Places to Walk Your Dog in Baltimore Region
• Cash for Blood Details City’s Sorry Slavery History
• Book: Painful Questions Dares to Address 9/11
• Best Films of 2002: ‘The Pianist’ and ‘Rings’ Towers’
• Book: No Better Time to Read No Greater Threat
• Book: Bio of Miles Davis Distills His Genius
• New Koufax Biography Depicts Jewish Pitcher’s ‘Pursuit of Excellence’
• War Veteran’s New Book is a Primer on the Bureaucracy of Warfare
• A Fresh Perspective on Carson McCullers
• Nicole Bailey-Williams Writes to Make You Think
• LBJ at His Best and Worst
• War and Globalization by Michel Chossudovsky
• 2 Biographies! The Price of Genius: Lord Buckley & Lester Young
• Operation TIPS Hotline Transcript, as Overheard on the line at the Jones Household
• "Russian Experiences: Life in the Former USSR and Post-Soviet Russia"
• "The Outfit: The Role of Chicago's Underworld in the Shaping Of Modern America"
• Harry & Ike: The Partnership That Remade the Postwar World
• Briefs: Books on Baseball and Hollywood
• "A Hero for Everyone"
• The Best Democracy Money Can Buy
• Gil Evans: out of the cool
• Remembering Charles Kuralt
• 'Saint Vincent' Revealed
• Rx for a Post-Terrorist World?
• Shoeless--but not Innocent
• Shoeless--but not Innocent
• Who is Larry Tye and Why is He Saying Such Nice Things?
• The Man Who Wrote Our Soundtracks
• "Reaching for Glory — Lyndon Johnson's White House Tapes, 1964-1965"
• New Local Book: Iconoclast Bill Hughes Weighs In
• Dance with Demons
• The Long Hard Kvetch
• Hoop Roots
• The Kennedy Men 1901-1963: The Laws of the Father
• Film review: “Apocalypse Now” Redux
• Wine & War
• ‘Dyslexicon’ Scares You
• 2 Books: Explorations of What Lies Beneath Design
• A Thriller Based in NYC’s Spanish Harlem
• "Legacy and Destiny"
• "Cheaters"
• "Since Strangling Isn’t An Option"
• “Miracle Man”
• The Re- Appearance of Sam Webber
• Fictionalized Memories of Balto’s Beatnik Era
• Gift Ideas: Consider These Books By and About Marylanders
• Book Review: RICH MEDIA, POOR DEMOCRACY
• Thurgood Marshall: American Revolutionary
• 7-Day Detox Miracle
• Earth Odyssey
• Charming Billy