CD Giveaway - 33Miles, "One Life"
Ends Aug 4, 2010
The country-pop sound established in their eponymous debut is a mainstay for this album as well, and even adds a little more southern flavor.
CD Giveaway - Phil Wickham, "Cannons"
Ends Aug 3, 2010
With an opening shot that hits the sonic pinnacle, this collection of spiritual Brit pop/rock is heavily influenced by Keane, Travis, Coldplay, and U2.
The Lakers have barely had time to polish their shiny new trophy, but 2KSports is already giving gamers the opportunity to gear up for the upcoming NBA season.
A new season of Survivor may be on the way, but the new contestants will find it difficult to match the wit and popularity of last season's third place finisher, Jessica "Sugar" Kiper. Find out what advice she has for the new castaways.
Even after taking the checkered flag at the fabled Daytona Speedway, NASCAR driver Ryan Newman continues to make his biggest impact away from the track.
Whether you're an amateur cook or one of the top chefs in the kitchen, the latest book from Food Network star Giada De Laurentiis proves to be a useful cooking aid.
After establishing himself as an integral member of NBC's Chuck during the show's first season, Gomez will once again don the persona of Chuck's comical best friend and co-worker, Morgan Grimes, this season.
With Levi's talents at the forefront of the show, there's nothing top secret about the fact that Chuck deserves to be on everyone's radar screen this fall.
If you can't make it to the links for a round of 18, you'll be happy to discover that "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09" may be even better than the real thing.
Gone are the days of the good old boys. NASCAR drivers are mainstream superstars whose popularity extends beyond the track. Two-time defending champion Jimmie Johnson leads the pack of NASCAR's famous faces.
No matter how funny a comedian may be, those nasty hecklers inevitably emerge from time to time. Rather than fall victim to the insults, Jamie Kennedy examines the role of criticism in our culture in the documentary, "Heckler."
MUTV's Hayley McQueen lends her insight on the celebrity of David Beckham, how online content delivery is transforming sports news and what it's like to work for the world's most famous soccer team.
For most people who dream of playing in the Premier League or any of the world's other top divisions, "FIFA 09" is probably as close as they'll ever get.
Ali Hillis seems to have an affinity for canines. She appeared opposite Diane Lane in the 2005 comedy "Must Love Dogs" and can next be seen in "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" this fall.
"The Day the Earth Stood Stil" arrives in theatres Dec. 12 starring Keanu Reeves and Jennifer Connelly. Scribe David Scarpa talks about remaking the classic 1951 sci-fi film.
A beauty queen might not seem like the ideal contestant for a show that challenges people to survive in the wild. Yet, former Miss Montana USA Amanda Kimmel set several "Survivor" records during her two seasons on the popular CBS reality show.
Since joining the cast of Lost, this British-born actress is enjoying her stint in the spotlight. One dilemma remains...finding a good cup of tea in the U.S.
If the writers' strike forces the Lost season to end after just eight episodes, Mitchell explains why that could actually be a "lovely little gift" for fans.
Even for someone who has little interest in watching season three's episodes again, the amount of and quality of the bonus content makes Lost: The Complete Third Season worth owning.
With NBC giving Chuck a full-season pickup, this electronics store employee turned spy appears poised to become a familiar face on the network's comedy line-up.
The director of "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" discusses the upcoming release of the film on DVD and hints at what fans can expect from a fourth "Pirates" film.
With Halloween fast approaching, the next installment of the "Saw" franchise prepares to reap its slice of the box-office pie this weekend. Scribes Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton discuss what to expect from "Saw IV."
In 2003, James Lesure gambled on the NBC series Las Vegas and hit the jackpot. Five seasons later, the show is still going strong. Lesure discusses the longevity of Las Vegas, as well as his plans for the future.
While it certainly won't be the most memorable comedy you'll ever see, it at least proves that the title isn't the only thing that's funny about this movie.
Platinum Dunes producer Brad Fuller discusses the company's box-office success and provides the latest news about the planned remake of the Hitchcock classic, "The Birds."
It's no secret that adapting a video game to the big screen can lead to box-office success. To further advance the marriage between the two mediums, Christine Peters and Michael Cerenzie recently announced the formation of CP Productions.
As "Disturbia" arrives on DVD, screenwriter Christopher Landon discusses how he turned what could have been a stale genre movie into a refreshing box-office hit.
Although one of the album's main themes centers around the fact that everything eventually comes to an end, after listening to "An End Has A Start," one cannot help but think the Editors' time in the spotlight has only begun.
Each year, EA Sports continues to advance the art of next-gen soccer gaming. With "FIFA Soccer 08" set to hit store shelves in the fall, the gaming giant appears to be poised to do that once again.
Today's NBA game experience offers much more entertainment than just the action on the court. With the NBA Finals in full swing, the arena host for the Cleveland Cavaliers discusses what it takes to give NBA fans the complete game experience.
Just when it seemed as if Maroon 5 might never release a new album after five years passed since their debut CD, the band that exploded onto the music scene in 2002 returns with their new release, "It Won't Be Soon Before Long."
For some actresses, being written off a successful TV series like Las Vegas could spell disaster for their careers. For Marsha Thomason, it marked a new beginning, as she now can be seen on Lost.
Chances are that almost everyone has at least one horror story of a lousy motel visit. After watching "Vacancy," you likely won't complain about yours any more.
The quarterfinals of the Champions League begin today. After you're finished watching the action on ESPN2, play the official game of the Champions League to recreate the action on your Xbox 360.
Does Lost's sinister Ben Linus actually have a romantic side? Find out what Michael Emerson has to say about this and other topics surrounding his character.
As the bad boy nephew of Edie Britt on Desperate Housewives, Josh Henderson portrays a character who seems to make one bad decision after another. Fortunately, in real life, Henderson's decision making has been much better, leading him from Oklahoma to stardom in Hollywood.
At the recent WB press junket for "Lady in the Water," M. Night Shyamalan, Paul Giamatti and Bryce Dallas Howard spoke about this creepy bedtime story.
Whether you're a movie buff who wants an inside look at the filmmaking process or a fan of Shyamalan's work who's interested in a character study of this enigmatic individual, this book is a must-read.
The former Apprentice candidate talks about how he succeeded in the U.S. after coming to this country with only one hundred and five dollars in his pocket and the dream of a better life.
Shy, introverted teenagers usually don't go on to become supermodels and actresses. Glastonbury, Conn. native Michelle Lombardo is the exception to that rule.
Think you've had some bad family vacations? Your horror stories will seem like fairytales after you see what happens to the Carter family in this remake of Wes Craven's classic horror film.
In the late 1980s, People Magazine named Harry Hamlin the sexiest man on earth. Now television viewers will judge if he's the sexiest man on Mars when his character returns to Veronica Mars this spring.
While Harris may have encountered a period of struggles in his career at one time, his current success on How I Met Your Mother proves that true talent never goes untapped for long.
Being the new guy on one of TV's most popular shows can be an overwhelming experience for a young actor, but with his confident charisma and on-screen presence, Jeff Hephner has fit right into The O.C.'s hot young cast.
Not only has Jonathan Chase won over live audiences with his hilarious improv comedy, he is also drawing acclaim for his role on the WB sitcom, One on One,
With an intelligent, well-plotted script that serves as the perfect complement to Bay's high-octane action, "The Island" is one of the best action films of 2005.
Out of Practice star Christopher Gorham talks about making the jump from dramatic acting to comedic acting and explains how Kelsey Grammer helped him make it a successful transition.
Writer/Director Richard Kelly first earned acclaim for his debut film, "Donnie Darko," and now he is back in the spotlight as he completes post-production work on his second directorial effort, "Southland Tales."
There's nothing like a little voodoo and hoodoo to scare up some thrills amongst audiences, and "The Skeleton Key" offers more than a few spine-tingling moments.
The TRL host and Entertainment Tonight correspondent talks about celebrity culture and what she does to bring class to an industry overrun with sensationalistic reporting.
For every entertaining scene, there are several others that do nothing to advance the story, making the forecast for "The Weather Man" unfortunately bleak.
Seven years have passed since Zorro's last feature film adventure, and now, thanks to an explosive script by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci, the swashbuckling hero returns to the big screen in his finest form to date.
If Dan Brown wrote a book claiming that Abraham Lincoln escaped his assassination and ran off with Scarlett O'Hara, would it change society's perception of history?
Tom Wilkinson isn't an actor who often appears in celebrity gossip columns, but at the end of every year, he always seems to be on everyone's Oscar short list.
To realize the urgent need to take their music to a higher level, perhaps the band should reflect on the lyrics of their1997 hit, "Superman's Dead," in which they proclaimed, "Ordinary's just not good enough today."
"The Exorcism of Emily Rose" is a perfectly executed display of riveting acting, flawless direction, and inspired writing, and is, by far, the best movie released so far this year.
This successful screenwriting duo talks about writing "M:I-3" and "The Legend of Zorro," as well as their plans for the script of the upcoming Michael Bay Transformers film.
Daniel Sunjata discusses season two of "Rescue Me," as well as what it was like to be selected as one of People Magazine's Fifty Most Beautiful People.
Since its inception, Wind-up Records has always had a knack for discovering some of the best new talent in the music industry. Breaking Point's sophomore release, "Beautiful Disorder", reaffirms that reputation.
While it never reaches the excellence of "Gladiator", "Kingdom of Heaven" is still one of the better historical action epics released in the past five years.
Viewers will be treated to more revelations about Naveen Andrews' character on this week's episode of "Lost". Andrews tells Scott what audiences can expect from the episode.
It's been nearly three years since Coldplay's last studio release. Judging by the first single from their forthcoming album, it's been well worth the wait.
After being crowned the champion of American Idol's first season, Kelly Clarkson has become a music mega-star. A testament to her star power, Clarkson drew a capacity crowd Saturday, April 9th, at the Palace Theater in Cleveland, Ohio, for her "Breakaway" concert tour.
A savvy young actress with a wealth of talent and potential, Lisa Edelstein is proving to be just what the doctor ordered on the hit FOX medical drama, "House".
Do the creators of "Lost" plan to keep the acclaimed show on the air for as many as six to eight seasons? According to "Lost" star Harold Perrineau, the answer is yes.
The star of ABC's smash hit "Lost" talks about his portrayal of Jin, the upcoming death of one of the main characters, and which cast member is most like their character.
Struggling to get his writing published, Daniel Wallace decided to make one final attempt at becoming a full-time novelist. He proceeded to write "Big Fish", and needless to say, his reputation as a writer has flourished ever since.
Usually when a publisher issues a companion book to a high budget Hollywood movie, it is simply a trivial attempt to extract a profit. "The Phantom of the Opera Companion", however, offers readers enough substance to validate its purchase.
Before landing on US soil, Snow Patrol released these two highly acclaimed LPs. Both are jam packed with catchy, captivating songs that showcase Snow Patrol's indie-rock style.
Arriving on DVD February 1st, "Vanity Fair" gives Reese Witherspoon the opportunity to prove that her dramatic acting skills are just as strong as her comedic ones.
From acting standouts Jamie Foxx and Emmy Rossum to film flops "Catwoman" and "King Arthur", Scott recaps the best and worst that Hollywood had to offer in 2004.
Since her post-American Idol bubble gum songs, "A Moment Like This" and "Before Your Love", Kelly Clarkson's music has matured considerably. With her latest release, "Breakaway", Clarkson adds a rock edge to her sound, producing the best results of her young career.
While "Meet the Fockers" never reaches the comedic genius of its predecessor, it is a laugh riot that delivers a strong dose of formulaic but highly enjoyable humor.
There is a scene in the film in which a reporter asks Kinsey if he believes his book will be turned into a motion picture. "I couldn't think of anything more pointless," Kinsey responds. Well said.
After listening to this disc, I understand why the band includes the word "modest" in their title. With this release, they certainly have nothing to brag about.
With his pitiful lyrics and annoyingly predictable instrumental formulas, Cabrera fails to provide listeners with any semblance of a unique artistic voice.
With the guided vision of director Marc Forster, a moving script, and a stellar cast, "Finding Neverland" is as enchanting as the Peter Pan fairytale itself.
Unlike the concerts of some pop idols, Lavigne doesn't have to resort to lip synching to wow her audiences. Her voice is pure and powerful, making her one of the few artists who has the ability to emote emotion not only through her lyrics but also through the soaring tone with which she can carry a note.
Stefani Schaefer is the epitome of success. This broadcaster/entertainer/author has drawn the attention of one of IMG's top talent agents, interviewed top newsmakers such as Condoleezza Rice and Tom Cruise, released a highly praised radio single, appeared on Ally McBeal, and toured with Bob Hope's USO Troupe. Find out why she's drawing the attention of some of the country's most prominent individuals.
After touring with Sarah McLachlan, the career of this Australian born singer has taken off. Find out why she's one of the breakout artists of the year.
In the past year, Perry has emerged as the new face of VH1. She talks to The Trades about landing her position at VH1, adjusting to life in New York City, and her scary encounter with Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst.
Regardless of your political affiliation, please see this film and discuss it with your friends. If nothing else, you will discover how thoughtful the political arena can be.
The multi-talented star talks to The Trades about joining the cast of the highly anticipated comic book film, "Fantastic Four", her recurring role on the WB hit show, "One Tree Hill", and her hosting duties on "Entertainment Tonight".
Kelly Carlson talks to The Trades about Nip/Tuck's second season, her encounters with the paranormal, and why she's excited to appear on the October issue of Stuff Magazine.
Gibson has created a timeless masterpiece that effectively depicts the most important event in history; and in the process, has helped to awaken our consciences to the things in life that are truly important.
Whether you go into one of McLachlan's concerts as a casual fan (like I did) or as one of her most devoted followers, you will undoubtedly come away with a deeper appreciation for her music and her immense vocal talent.
While "Bastards of the Beat" may not be the break out album of the year, it proves that The Damnwells are just as good, if not better than, two thirds of the other bands out there.
When the genre of Christian music comes to mind, many people immediately think of soft sounding, overly optimistic music that is heavy on hope but light on the grueling realities of daily life. Kutless is a band whose music defies that perception and is changing the way people define Christian rock.
Wind-up Records has a great track record for constantly discovering terrific new talent. One of their newest finds, Strata, is another perfect example of their commitment to sign quality new bands to their label.
The "West Wing" star talks to "The Trades" about joining the cast of Aaron Sorkin's acclaimed political drama, working with acting greats Clint Eastwood and Warren Beatty, and how he used poker to help pay the rent as a struggling actor.
The "NYPD" and "Nip/Tuck" star talks to "The Trades" about working on two television shows at once, her upcoming film roles, and what political figure she would like to portray in a movie.
Partly because of Lee's vocal talent, and partly because of their songs' uncompromising lyrics, Evanescence brings an undeniably distinctive sound to their music.
12 Stones' lead singer Paul McCoy talks to The Trades about the band's new album, his award winning collaboration with Evanescence, and the reason behind the band's strong Christian emphasis.
James Newton Howard is one of the few composers that rarely borrows from past projects and constantly generates music with a distinct and memorable sound.
"Extras" is an exceptional compilation of music that reminds us of the power music can convey when written and performed by an artist with genuine talent and uncompromised artistic integrity.
Although there are minor bumps in the road along the way, for the most part, "The Bourne Supremacy" is a satisfying spy thriller that is a legitimate contribution to the genre.
Nowadays, when many music stars blend together in a sea of similarity, recording artist Matt Nathanson has established himself as a distinct, refreshing voice on the music scene. He talks to The Trades about his latest album, as well as his current tour with Howie Day.
With a cool concept, a well plotted story, spot on casting, slick direction, marvelous CGI effects, and expertly envisioned set production, "I, Robot" delivers everything that can be expected from a high budget summer blockbuster.
Bonnie Somerville talks to The Trades about leaving The O.C., joining the cast of NYPD Blue, and what really went on behind the scenes during her time on Friends.
Now in paperback edition, Shutter Island is a brilliant psychological thriller that inspires emotions that few pieces of literature have the power to produce.
American Idol runner up Diana DeGarmo talks to The Trades about her upcoming CD, the American Idol Tour, and what Simon Cowell is really like when the cameras are turned off.
Packed with action, emotion, and intensity, "Spider-Man 2" pays tribute to its comic book roots and succeeds in generating memorable, multi-layered characters.
The Intelligencer novelist talks to The Trades about her work as a PI, plans for the upcoming sequel to her book, and her desire to see Orlando Bloom or Johnny Depp play Christopher Marlowe in an Intelligencer movie.
Artful, sophisticated, and gracefully intriguing, "The Intelligencer" is a fascinating espionage thriller that ranks among the best books of the past year.
Provocative, powerful, and potent, "Mystic River" is an exceptional piece of filmmaking that stays with its viewers long after the final credits are finished rolling.
A story of two brother tigers separated by human encroachment, Jean-Jacques Annaud's latest film aims to be a moving tale about the bonds of nature and the value of the world's wildlife. Instead, because of its derivative nature, it is a sub-par movie that gives new meaning to the words dull and pointless.
"Underworld" screenwriter and co-creator Danny McBride talks to The Trades about the upcoming "Underworld" sequel as well as plans for a third film in the series.
When it comes to destroying the world with state of the art CGI effects, Roland Emmerich is a master. Unfortunately, when it comes to crafting a compelling, character driven story, he is a miserable failure.
Full of energy and refusing to surrender his artistic integrity, Day is a rising star that has the potential to be one of music's most acclaimed artists.
As good as her first release was (good enough to sell over 14 million copies), "Under My Skin" displays Lavigne's tremendous growth as an artist and a person. Moreover, it conveys her unwillingness to settle for anything less than her best.
Ever since the release of the smash hit single, "Harder To Breathe", and the success of their debut album, "Songs About Jane", Maroon 5 has been one of the hottest acts in the music industry. A rock band on the surface, Maroon 5 has an R&B core that defines their unique sound.
In an age where movies have become dominated by visual effects and computer generated images, In America reminds us that there is only one effect that truly matters- the effect that a film has on its viewers through its ability to inspire and impress in subtle, yet profound ways.
This year NBC's "Las Vegas" has become the number one rated new show in the critical 18 to 49 year old demographic, and for good reason. With a cast brimming full of fresh young talent, and featuring a city that is an attraction in and of itself, "Las Vegas" is a drama that never fails to impress.
The world is a cold, dark place, and evil is everywhere. Only one man stands between the wicked creatures of the world and their unconditional victory. That man is Van Helsing.
Ever since Ridley Scott's brilliant epic, Gladiator, I have been anxiously waiting for another period piece set in ancient times to live up to Gladiator's standard of excellence. Unfortunately, and contrary to my expectations, Troy fails to do this.
Amidst the recent slew of stale, recycled genre films that have been released in recent weeks, "Man On Fire" stands out as a bold, unflinching portrait of violence, love, betrayal, and greed set against the blazing backdrop of Mexico City.
