Anthony Is Right

Movies I watched this week, from favorite to least. When this movie came out in 2000, Laura Linney might have qualified as my least favorite...

Shaun Brady's Transformers review for the Philadelphia City Paper noted "if you had 'just under six years' in the office p...

Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band: Unconditionally Guaranteed [Mercury, 1974] I've always suspected that underneath the naive surreal...

Movies I watched last week (plus a few I forgot from the week before that), from favorite to least. While watching the film, I was slightly ...

SONGS IN MY "2007 HITS" IPOD PLAYLIST II The Killers, "For Reasons Unknown" I blame the Velvets for my weakness for poun...

SONGS IN MY "2007 HITS" IPOD PLAYLIST I Interpol, "The Heinrich Maneuver" I've passively listened to Our Love To Adm...

I went on vacation recently, and came back to find myself without internet again . It should all be better now, though, and this blog is goi...

Artists whose entire discography rates below three out of five stars in the 1992 Rolling Stone Album Guide: Paula Abdul, A-ha, America, Paul...

New Electric Six video! One that appears to have something resembling a budget!

"[Hagar] was precisely what the band needed... 5150 was a leap forward musically, proving Van Halen to be as adept at ballads as balls...

Movies I watched last week, from favorite to least. The missing link between John Hughes and Kevin Smith, for whatever that's worth to y...

Maybe I'm just grateful to see the Hives in a follow-up video to a #1 single, but I'd rate "Throw It On Me" as the best vi...

These children are now old enough to be VH1 dating show contestants. Probably too old. Top Five People I'd Rather See Get a VH1 Dating S...

DVDs I watched last week, from favorite to least. Another Billy Ray thriller about a mediocre staffer (Ryan Phillipe) who ostensibly proves ...

I haven't seen David Milch's John From Cincinnati yet, but after wasting a weekend watching Season 3 of Deadwood I won't be in...

DVDs I watched this week, from favorite to least. Despite unforgettable moments of brilliance, I haven't seen a movie under 90 minutes t...