“Temple Grandin” is the remarkable story of the title character, an autistic woman whose insight into the behavior of cattle revolutionized the way the animals are treated on ranches and slaughterhouses. This inspiring biopic stars Claire Danes as Temple, giving one of the best performances of her career.
Like the grumpy warrior-poet Don Henley once rasped, “these times are so uncertain.” In this era of crumbling infrastructure, awful manners, and Sarah Palin, it’s hard to know what we…
After a sixteen year absence, El DeBarge comes back better than ever with his latest album, “Second Chance.”
How bad is the new Black Eyed Peas album? Sit down by the fire and let Mike Heyliger tell you about the time he had to listen to The Beginning.
Mark Feldman continues his look into what might have been if the Beatles stayed together — this time, without John Lennon.
The latest entry in the esteemed PBS series American Masters covers the post-Beatles years that John Lennon spent living in New York City.
Eight nights of presents! And hopefully it’s not just an Xbox on day one, and chocolate every other night after that. Yep, on this week’s Mix Six, it’s all about Hanukkah.
Buried somewhere in this mess is a good idea and a lot of heart. However, the writing and the execution drain any life from the movie, leaving the film’s five stars to improvise and try to come up with funny material.
The Reaper respects no holiday, and so it is that two film luminaries passed this past weekend. The first, Leslie Nielsen, needs no introduction. While he first came to notoriety…
Just in time for the holidays, Rob Smith Can’t Say No to a boatload of “kindie” music, for the kid in all of us.
Matthew Boles presents a 1979 concert from Arlo Guthrie, whose song “Alice’s Restaurant” has become a Thanksgiving classic.
If you’re holding your breath for the day MTV starts playing music videos again, let it go. It’s never going to happen, and certainly not with that attitude, you young…
Dave Steed headbangs to more of his favorite metal records continuing his countdown to #1
In a world filled with awkward family holiday reunions, three men gather to remind you that it could be worse: you could be a Brady or Stewart Copeland. Join Jeff Giles, Jason Hare and Dave Lifton for a discussion of the best and worst pop culture reunions on Episode 15 of The Popdose Podcast!
Whoops – sorry for getting this posted so late. There’s no money wagered on the Lions game, and the other bets for today are pretty small, so you’re not missing…
So, how are you doing? It’s Thanksgiving Day here in America, and if you’re reading this right now, you’re likely trying to hide from the “merriment,” “family warmth” and (shudder)…
In the true spirit of what the holiday has become, Ken Shane serves up a musical feast full of Thanksgiving flavor.
“Way Out Wednesday” presents your Turkey Day gift from Tony Redman: “Thanksgiving Songs That Tickle Your Funnybone!”
The biggest fault with The Lady Killer is its viral sensation, the track “Fuck You.” It is an effervescent, light-spirited Motown-styled pop song that needs to have it’s mouth washed…
There has been a wave crashing over the entertainment industry, not just music but movies, television, books, just about any sector that has enjoyed a sense of history. This wave…
The movie Tron: Legacy arrives at a point of very good fortune, and it is the most unlikely of comebacks. First off, it’s a sequel that never should have happened….
For this week’s Revival House, Jeff Johnson takes a look back at Michael Crichton’s filming of the very first train heist.
Jessica Hahn, I think you move me and I know it fo’ sure!
She’s like Mary Hopkin with sex appeal, and her voice is like a jazz saxophone in the hands of a master. Her name is Anna Ash, and you want to know her. Now.
Gobble gobble, bitches! It’s a Mix Six that’ll have you begging for seconds.
Michael Parr reviews The Weepies’ recent performance at the Hiro Ballroom in NYC.
One of America’s greatest singer/songwriters gets the jukebox-musical treatment in L.A., bringing to life his brilliantly drawn characters and showcasing his caustic wit.
Welcome back! Apologies to all who have been waiting for Part Two to arrive in a timely manner. It’s been, shall we say, an interesting few weeks at Dunphy Central,…
Rob Smith gives thanks for his friends, readers, and Foreigner’s “Waiting for a Girl Like You.”
A fan favorite returns! You asked for the repost, and we listened. It’s the soundtrack for your holiday trip, lovingly hand-selected by the Popdose staff — the Ultimate Road Trip Mixtape, expanded with over seventy minutes of NEW material!