about contributors submissions book series advertising contests tour dates Mixed Media PopMatters Picks
|
|
Articles tagged "rachel bilson" Film DVD ReviewJumperby Marc Calderaro[30.Jun.08] :. Brashness and arrogance, and absolutely none of the consequences of either.  Film ReviewJumperby Cynthia Fuchs[14.Feb.08] :. The Chechnyan backdrop reminds you yet again of the utter inconsequence of Jumper.  Film DVD ReviewThe Last Kiss (2006)by Nikki Tranter[19.Mar.07] :. This is not a revised look at new-young-adult ideals: it's an age-old crock.  TV ReviewThe O.C.by Noah Davis[22.Feb.07] :. Fans knew: when Ryan carried Marissa's lifeless body towards the camera, "Hallelujah" playing in the background, the show was finished as well.  Film ReviewThe Last Kiss (2006)by Cynthia Fuchs[15.Sep.06] :. At last, a movie about men who can't commit and women who must.  TV ReviewThe O.C.by Mary Colgan[25.May.05] :. The Cohens open their door to anyone needing support and stability (which is almost everyone; rich equals lonely). The O.C.by Noah DavisThe producers finally figured out a way for commercial tie-ins to complement but not overwhelm the plot. |
Now on PopMatters
Features
:. Re-Meet the Beatles: PopMatters Salutes the Still Fab Four :. The Gospel According to Butch: Part 1—The Producer
Columns
Retro Remote: The Prisoner: ‘Fall Out’ Mixtape Confessions: So You Think You Can Make Me Like Dance?
Blogs
Re:Print: Once-Venerable L.A. Times Borrows From PopMatters Mixed Media: Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance” Video: WTF? Short Ends and Leader: Ten Lessons Learned in Roland Emmerich’s ‘2012’ Graphically Speaking: The Island of Mr. Lemire: Why The Nobody Matters Sound Affects: Abstract Optimism: A Brief Chat with Owl City Peripatetic Postcards: Original Sin Marginal Utility: The Urban Haute Bourgeousie
Music
:. Katatonia: Night is the New Day :. Will Stratton: No Wonder :. Rosie Flores: Girl of the Century :. Various Artists: Fire in My Bones: Raw Rare & Otherworldly African American Gospel (1944-2007) :. Squirrel Nut Zippers: Lost at Sea :. Ray Charles: The Genius Hits the Road :. Hecker: Acid in the Style of David Tudor
|
