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Flat characters, lazy plots, and nostalgia for pop-culture detritus signifying nothing: these elements do not a successful sitcom make. [20 March 2007]

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Features
:. PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2009
:. Paranormal Passions: An Interview with the Ghost Hunters

Columns
Pop Osmosis: Farmville: Fetch Me My Manure Boots
From the Cheap Seats: Seeing Stars (Suffer Brain Injuries)

Blogs
Mixed Media: Slipped Disc: Taking Back Sunday - “Sink Into Me”
Notes from the Road: Dogtooth by Yorgos Lanthimos: 29 November 2009 - Cinecity Film Festival - Brighton, England
Moving Pixels: Gauging Load Times in Games
Consuming Consumables: AK 100: 25 Films by Akira Kurosawa
Short Ends and Leader: Critical Confessions: Part 19 - Top Ten-tative
Marginal Utility: MySpace’s Demise
Sound Affects: Verse-Chorus-Verse: An Interview with Diane Birch
Channel Surfing: Not-So-Tragic-Mulatto’s Low Point: Crossing the Color Line in ‘The Jeffersons’
Graphically Speaking: The Sociology of Superheroes: Andi Ewington and 45

Music
:. Clipse: Til the Casket Drops
:. Brett Anderson: Slow Attack
:. Various Artists: The Rough Guide to Afrobeat Revolution
:. Shafiq Husayn: Shafiq En A-Free-Ka
:. Dufus: In Monstrous Attitude
:. Eric Roberson: Music Fan First

Events
:. Dethklok + Mastodon: 12 November 2009 - Houston, TX

Film
:. Me and Orson Welles

DVDs
:. Imagine That
:. Bootleg Film

Books
:. The Interrogative Mood: A Novel? by Padgett Powell
:. Free for All by Kenneth Turan, Joseph Papp

Comics
:. Hot Potatoe

News
:. ‘Public Enemies’ a good, but not great, effort by director Michael Mann

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