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16 January 2013
My Overdue Audiobook Review of Stories I Only Tell My Friends
Words aloud: I know you're thinking of course he's a good narrator, it's his life after all. However, I must insist that it's more than that. Rob doesn't just voice the people he's talking about - he mimics them and his impersonations are some of the best I have everrrr heard. Rob's narration is stellar and effortless.
Word to the wise: If you get the chance to listen to this book, take it. If you need an audio for you and your mister during your next road trip, grab this one. If a nonbookie needs an audio, suggest this one. This audiobook deserves the hype and then some. It feels like a real conversation. One you don't want to rush or let end.
Warning: Be forewarned, if you weren't a fan of Rob's before you will be after you listen to this. Even Mr. Whimsy is now.
Wooed: My favorite events involved Luciano Pavarotti, Sting, 911, and JFK Jr. Though not in that order nor together.
Wisdom: "So I came to the realization: Nothing in life is unfair. It's just life."
Who's mentioned?: Carly Simon, Liza Minnelli, Telly Savalas, Sean Penn, Emilio Estevez, Charlie Sheen, Martin Sheen, Holly Robinson, Dean Cain, LeVar Burton, Linda Ronstadt, Regis Philbin, Matt Dillon, Ralph Macchio, Diane Lane, Thomas Howell, Patrick Swayze, Leif Garrett, Andrew McCarthy, Daryl Hannah, Jacqueline Bisset John Cusack, Sarah Jessica Parker, Janet Jackson, Cary Grant, Melissa Gilbert, Robert Downey Jr., Dennis Quaid, Scott Baio, Tom Cruise, Winona Ryder, Christopher Walken, Michael J. Fox, Lucille Ball, Sally Field, James Spader, Molly Ringwald, Francis Ford Coppola, Jodie Foster, Andy Warhol, Bruce Willis, Bill Murray, Joel Schumacher, Demi Moore, Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, Meg Ryan, Jane Fonda, Melissa Leo, Elizabeth Perkins, Jim Belushi, Princess Stephanie of Monaco, Frank Sinatra, Gregory Peck, Robert Wagner, Meg Tilly, Kim Cattrall, Al Franken, Garry Marshall, Dana Carvey, Mike Myers, Stephen King, Bill Paxton, Chris Farley, James Cameron, and even Bill Clinton
Whippersnappers: Mentions to sex, drugs, alcohol, profanity, and infidelity.
Wind-up: Stories I Only Tell My Friends was written and narrated by Rob Lowe and is 9 hours and 11 minutes long. Audiobook rating: 5 stars. Narrator rating: 5 stars.
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71 comments :
I checked this out of the library last week and am anxiously waiting for my husband to hook my CD-ROM drive back up (my son borrowed it) so I can load it on my phone. I can't wait to listen to it!ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh I think you're going to love it. :)Delete
Definitely one I want to check out. Glad you FINALLY got the review up... LOLReplyDelete
Oh yes, I'm so glad yet another person likes this! I only got to read part of it, but enjoyed it immensely!ReplyDeleteReplies
The book has photos which is way cool.Delete
I love when Biographies are read by the person themselves :) They are always so awesome! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Me too :) Makes such a huge difference.Delete
I think I have this one on my shelf at home. Sounds like I need to listen to it.ReplyDelete
Yay!! This sounds amazing...I am adding it to my wishlist right now. I have secretly always loved Robe and Chad Lowe!) shhhh... LOLReplyDeleteReplies
Our little secret ;)Delete
Oooo! I'd like to read the book, but Lowe narrating sounds even better. Did you see The Carrie Diaries? Rob Lowe was mentioned and was on the cover of an old interview magazine that one of the characters was reading. He was so cute...he still is! I liked him on Brothers and Sisters. Great review!ReplyDeleteReplies
I did! I saw that. Right? I though the same thing "so cute...still is actually". Thank you. I really hope you check it out Julie. You would love it.Delete
OK this sounds like I must listen to it! I love Rob LoweReplyDeleteReplies
O then you simply must. :)Delete
Sound like a WINNER! I have to admit you have me beyond intrigued! So glad this one floated your boat. Now I'll have to keep a look out if this audio goes on sale.ReplyDelete
Wow...now THAT'S a reccomendation! Sounds great though my book reading self might still opt for the paper version. ^_^ReplyDeleteReplies
I can't vouch for the book but it does have some pictures :)Delete
I actually only really became a fan of him recently but I would really like to listen to this one! He's in a new Lifetime movie playing the Orlando prosecutor Jeff Ashton this Saturday! I really need to remember to get to this one.ReplyDeleteReplies
Ooooooooooo no way! Man I wish I had cable!!! Let me know how it is.Delete
This does sound good! I became a fan after seeing him on Parks and Rec, but still need to go through his 80's catalogue :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Ooooo have you seen St. Elmo's Fire? 80s classic.Delete
Love him on Parks and Rec! And I'd rarely pick up an actor's memoir, but you make this sound amazing. :0)ReplyDeleteReplies
It really is.Delete
I had no idea he's on that show.
Now I want to watch it.
Thanks for recommending this! It's not something I would ever pick up on my own, but after reading your review, I think I will order it from my library! It sounds great and I think it's awesome that he narrated it himself! As long as he's been in the biz, I can only imagine all the hilarious and incredible stories he must have!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yay! Girllll the stories just keep on flowing.Delete
I wasn't a fan of Rob Lowe, I might just become one :)ReplyDelete
Wow...this sounds awesome!ReplyDelete
I also forgot to review some of my favorites from last year! Trying to remedy that this month :)ReplyDelete
It's great when an audiobook leaves such an impression. I'll see if I can get my hands on this one.Replies
Right? It's only when I sat back to reflect that I remembered the ones I had missed.Delete
Oooo, now I'm totally curious about this one. I'll have to check to see if the library has the audio. Great review, Juju! And thanks for the recommendation. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks :) I hope you like it!Delete
I am not sure I would have been interested in this on my own, but your review has convinced me I need to listen to this.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yay! I love hearing that. Especially with this one.Delete
Wonderful review! I loved him in West Wing and will have to listen to this.ReplyDeleteReplies
I've never watched it but after hearing him talk about it, I'm thinking I should. :)Delete
You've totally sold me. It never caught my eye when it was first released because I do remember most of the "bad" things that happened to him in the 80s and 90s. Everyone loves it, but it still didn't interest me. But your review just convinced me that I really do need to listen to this. Thank goodness I have Audible credits!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yay! I hope you like it as much as I did. :) *fingers crossed*Delete
Sounds like a lot of mentions. I've actually never heard anything about this audio before your review so I'm glad you ended up doing it.ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh good :) I'm so glad I could help.Delete
i bet it was interesting. i was a big fan of all the members of the brat pack from the 80's. it was hard seeing his downfall, but glad he picked up and is back on track again. sounds like an interesting personal confessional. thanks for the review!ReplyDelete
Yes. I know what you mean. I still keep an eye on them. Like Molly. Man I wish I could meet Molly. You should check this out. :)Delete
Ohh, you've totally sold me on this. Great review!ReplyDelete
I'll bet this is really good. I'm not one for audio books, but you've convinced me to try it because of his narration.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yay! I'm so glad to hear that Holly :)Delete
My husband thinks Rob Lowe is the bees knees so I need to get this audiobook!ReplyDeleteReplies
Oooo then he is going to love it! :)Delete
PS I adore and constantly use that expression. One of my total favs.
this could be the one that gets me listening to audio books then! I like the sound of Rob Lowe mimicing people :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes! And a good one to share with your hubs! :)Delete
Really love Rob Lowe. I mean he played Soda Pop, how could I not? I have been wanting to read this for a while...but now I am thinking I should listen to it. Thanks for the review!ReplyDeleteReplies
Oooo if you love The Outsiders, then you must listen to this. There's a good chunk about the filming of it.Delete
So glad I inspired you.
Thanks for coming by and commenting.
I've always loved Rob Lowe. He has something about him that is very charismatic and I think he's a great actor.ReplyDelete
Love this quote -> "So I came to the realization: Nothing in life is unfair. It's just life."
Very True. Great review and thanks for sharing! :)Replies
He sure does have charisma. :) I hope you check this one out.Delete
Thank you for this awesome review. I hadn't really given this bio a second thought until now.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yay. I love hearing that. :)Delete
Ok your review has convinced me that I need this audio!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yay!!! I think you're going to like it. :)Delete
I was thinking I'd be better off passing on this one, since I'm not a fan of RL, but then I read your "Warning," so perhaps I will give it a shot. If only for the impersonations ;)ReplyDeleteReplies
They're really great.
This was a great book, I have been a fan of Rob's for a long time.ReplyDeleteReplies
Did you read it? :)Delete
Heading over to audible now! Sounds like the perfect soundtrack for if the hubs and I ever take another roadtrip w/out kids... :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes! Definitely! :)Delete
I've been wanting to read this book for a while now but I think you've got me convinced to try the audio version! I loooove Rob Lowe and would love to hear his voice for that many hours...ReplyDelete
interesting! i really don't know much about him. the audio version sounds good!ReplyDelete

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The relationship between Royal Oak attorney Donald Guest and a teenage prostitute is a long, complicated one.
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According to the criminal complaint, Guest called the girl over 1,000 times, paid her $100 for sex, and gave her other gifts and sometimes cash.
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The Straphangers Campaign looked for rats on 525 platforms.
The critters are most visible in the Bronx, where they were seen in 21 percent of platforms. In Manhattan, they were spotted at 10 percent of stations.
The MTA says it's increased the use of rat poison. It's also using bait that curbs rat reproduction.
The Straphangers also said 24 percent of platforms have exposed wiring. Graffiti was seen in 32 percent. And broken lights were reported in 20 percent of underground stations.
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The reaction of Robert Bobb to Dan Rather's scathing documentary about the disastrous state of the city's schools was pathetic – and typical.
"Rather's report like so many other national reporters who have parachuted in to chronicle what they deem to be the death of Detroit or the 'disgrace of a nation,' grossly and completely neglects an entire year or more of transformative efforts to change the system, including a five-year academic plan," said Bobb who became the emergency financial manager of the district in 2009.
It's the oldest trick in the book. Blame the messenger.
It's worth noting that Rather spent the better part of two-years in the city schools with Bobb's blessing. During that time, local media was all but locked out of the schools, probably because they would have asked the tough questions and demanded real answers. Instead we were given bromides from Bill Cosby.
Bobb co-operated with the out-of-town filmmakers, even appearing in the piece, taking the time to blame the problems on the school board. I suspect Bobb was hoping Rather would wrap him in a Superman cape, declaring him the savior of Detroit's children.
In my estimation Rather did him a favor. Because if you look at Bobb's two year tenure you'd have to flunk him as Gov. Rick Snyder did.
"He didn't deliver," said one politico familiar with the governor's thinking who exchanged his candor for confidentiality. "The numbers just didn't add up."
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I'll give Bobb this much. He was willing to walk into a cesspool of patronage and pettiness. He worked hard and he did so, we've come to find out, while battling cancer.
Among his accomplishments Bobb likes to point out that he has instituted more reading and math for students, a $500 million bond to build new schools and the privatization of 45 other schools instead of closing them.
But look closer. When Bobb came to Detroit he was charged with closing a $219 million hole in the DPS budget. Despite near dictatorial powers, the deficit went the other way, ballooning to $327 as of last June. Experts expect that number to grow.
The school district now spends one third of its budget to cover the cost of short term loans. And he new emergency manager – retired GM executive Roy Roberts -- must find another $50 million to cover unpaid bills when he takes over later this month. Add onto that another $56 million a judge order DPS to repay teachers in deferred pay and you're looking at a doubling of the debt under Bobb in just two years.
He has never offered the citizens or the local media a coherent answer on his voodoo financing.
As for building new schools, one has to wonder why the poorest city in the country would assume that kind of debt when the student body is fleeing to the suburbs. I went to Cody High for count day this year. The grounds were filthy and garbage strewn, the windows broken, the graffiti a year old. How about some money for a janitor?
Bobb points to his increased emphasis on reading. And that's a good thing. But it is worth noting that the 3rd grade MEAP scores fell this year with Bobb in control of the academics.
At the beginning of thus school year the state took the unprecedented step of withholding $5 million in federal money from DPS because of mismanagement of its Special Education program. Buses didn't show up to pick up school children. Specialists weren't hired. The most vulnerable children languished.
Under the Freedom of Information Act, I asked for the contracts of the company Bobb handpicked to run Special Ed. I'm still waiting for those papers.
I want a superman too. Who doesn't for the sake of the children? But I agree with Rather. The system was and still is a disgrace. Here's to hoping the new man knows how to add and subtract.
I reached out to Robert Bobb to grade himself but he hasn't called me back.
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The USDA Outlook Board has come out with their price and production estimates for the livestock markets in 2014. Gerry Bange the Chairman of the Board says beef production should rebound as producers start to rebuild inventory after the drought driven liquidation of the past three years. The board is calling for beef production to hit 24.4 billion pounds which is an increase from earlier estimates but still a decline from last year. With supplies still relatively tight, the board is calling for an average steer to price at $132.50 per hundred, keeping consumer retail prices relatively high. As for pork production, that is expected to jump another 3%, resulting in a projected 5% decline in producer prices, at just over $60.00 per hundredweight.
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May 10, 2008
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So the other day my friends and I played this game in Old Navy where we split up in teams and put together different outfits and make a huge mess all over the store and embarrass ourselves. I saw these bathing suits and was instantly reminded of American Apparel. So compare. AA:
Similar, no? Of course the Old Navy ones have those awkward and unnecessary holes and drawstrings....they had silver ones too that I could not locate online. EDIT: I'm not planning on buying any of these, as they would never fit, but I love to hear what you guys have to say about them!
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- Emily said...
Target has really cute AA-esque bathing suits without the embellishments -- I got one in a charcoal-y graphite!!
- May 10, 2008 2:06 PM
- Sugar Pop said...
i actually prefer the old navy ones for some reason...i feel the need to be out there - even in bathing suits :) but, that sounds like a lot of fun what you did with your friends!!!
- May 10, 2008 5:17 PM
- The Stylish Wanderer said...
oh wow. Well actually the AA ones are not supposed to be used for swim wear, even though they say they are. but I like both though
- May 11, 2008 4:52 PM
- Hanna said...
They're both kind of scary honestly. Very "70's snuff film" but AA loves that kind of stuff. But think of the bright sun shining on all that lame...you could blind people.
- May 11, 2008 5:30 PM
- SOMETHING_PICASSO said...
I'd go for the one-piece at ON, it's substantially cheaper than AA I'm guessing?
- May 11, 2008 5:40 PM
- Melissa Walker said...
i totally used to play that game. and i'm with people on the ON pick--i prefer that one.
- May 11, 2008 8:05 PM
- missie.eng said...
Haha, I'd say that while I agree the Old Navy ones have all "those awkward and unnecessary holes and drawstrings," they'd be much less likely to fall off. Which is important.
- May 11, 2008 9:35 PM
- Sara said...
I can't imagine myself wearing those metallic ones to the beach. Maybe for a photoshoot (in my dreams!) I would. Hahaha.
- May 12, 2008 12:55 AM
- Fashionable Obsessions said...
I don't think I would wear them as bathing suits, but I am weird about my bathing suits but I like them for layering!
- May 12, 2008 4:13 PM
- Natasha said...
I suppose they are cute in theory, but a shiny lame swimsuit in stretchy material right up against one's stomach sounds pretty nightmarish for 99% of the population.
I am planning a post on ON soon too...I think they are going through an identity crisis.
- May 13, 2008 8:04 AM
- aziza said...
I love lame. I'd love to get a black and gold lame bikini. (The straps being gold, the rest being black) They have one similar to it in cloth black, but I'd like it to all be shiny.
- May 14, 2008 6:31 PM
- karla said...
ahhh if only i had the courage to wear one of those little metallic numbers to the beach...haha
- May 19, 2008 1:19 AM
- nv said...
I bought the gold one from AA (the tube bra) I'm going to wear it for my bright n tight themed birthday party and to wear under my black tankini to give it a big of a change
- May 23, 2008 12:04 AM
- Emmett Katherine said...
I think they are fun. Good to wear under something crocheted or very sheer.
ps. Just discovered your blog, and I'm starting at the begining. So far, i likes :)
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Whilst no prude, I think it is hypocritical to show full frontal images of females but not males - of course this applies to other films as well !
October 13th, 20125:26 pm
The Master is a pompous and overrated piece of junk. Paul Thomas Anderson is an over hyped film maker. Critics like Mr. Smith fall in love with a film maker like Mr. Anderson and cannot admit that the film they just saw had no substance or story. I was waiting for that great moment or twist in the Master and it never happened. I was also waiting for that moment in Mr. Anderson's last film There Will be Blood and it never happened. My take away was that Freddy Quell wanted to get laid throughout the movie and in the last scene he accomplished his mission. The best part of the Master is the coming attraction which looks great. By the way there are two scenes in the coming attaction that do not appear in the film. Don't waste your time or money in seeing this strange piece on non entertainment.
— HRW, Boston, MA
October 13th, 20125:26 pm
The movie opens with a glorious shot of the ocean, stock symbolism of the unconscious. This movie picks up where Sigmund and Jung leave off, exploring the ramifications of expanded, distorted and repressed
sexuality. Exactly who is the master in this film? Is it quirky, horny Freddy, or quicrky horny Lancsaster Dodd?
Hoffman's performance is reminscent of his portrayal of Capote who falls for the jailbird murderer in "In Cold Blood".
This is a fascinating exploration of a charismatic cult leader who chases the dragons of neurosis and psychosis through a demented muse. This is a must see film for anyone interested in the consciousness movement.
— Jacqueline Moss, East Quogue, NY
October 13th, 20125:26 pm
The movie is disturbing, and should be. One wants to understand the characters of Dodd and Quell simplistically. Dodd fraudulent or maniacal, and Quell dangerous and evil. But they are both more, much more, than that. Equally important are the mind sets of the people who humor them on, for their own benefits or misguided desire for easy solutions. It really does help to know something about the lure of Dianetics or Scientology to those involved with it, and then reflect back upon the similar collection of faulty people who follow Jerry Fallwell or his ilk.
I was disturbed by the film but I want to see it again and appreciate the enormous range of factors which are beautifully presented in this depiction of the evolution of cult.
— Ronald Bruce, Boise, Idaho
October 14th, 20122:11 pm
I see that I am not the only one of this opinion. Are the critics and moviegoers so out of touch with each other? Do we have to resort to blogs and other sources to know what to watch?
This movie had great acting (terrific cast who gave it their best)and a good premise but what happened to the movie? No story, just meandered and everyone I know came out with the same opinion.
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October 16th, 20128:24 pm
The character studies and period scenes were outstanding but troubling. I was attracted but also repulsed. I can't get this movie out of my head, and will need to to see it again.
— Lee, Jacksonville, FL
October 16th, 20128:24 pm
I'm somwhat mystified by the plethora of negative comments on this thread. I can understand ambivalence, but if you truly hated this movie, you must've missed something.
The Master was transporting and evocative. Hoffman was incredible. Strangely enough, I was not equally blown away by Phoenix - he seemed over the top and was somewhat difficult to watch. I wish he had parceled out his tics instead of employing them throughout.
You may not find this to be as great as AO Scott did. But if you have any interest in acting, you must see Hoffman and you must see Amy Adams.
— thebigmancat, New York, NY
October 17th, 20127:36 pm
Joaquin Phoenix gives one of his best performances, but the film's plot could have been better constructed. The acting is what saves this film. I wouldn't say this film is a disaster, but it had more potential than it realized.
— Salem, NY
October 18th, 201212:16 pm
I'm with A.E., this film breaks much new ground and is a rare masterpiece among recent movies. As to how Anderson relates to his subject matter, it should be noted that in the credits he dedicates the film to members of his family, and adds a callout to them that is the signature callout of "the Cause" of the movie, and surely close to some such Scientology callout: "Welcome to the world."
— dave94703, Berkeley, California USA
October 20th, 20128:52 pm
This movie wwas highly recommended to me, however I disliked it from beginning to end. Worst movie I ever saw.
By the way, what was in the box,dug up in the desert?
— Enny Cramer, Philadelphia,PA
October 20th, 20128:53 pm
You've got to understand critics: They see so many bad and mediocre movies cut from the same cloth that one that is radically different, but still not good, will be respected. They are writing about their emotional response to the movie, not whether dramatically it holds up. (In this sense, they're really reviewers, not critics.) So a movie like The Master feels different, and it is. But it offers no real character arcs for any character, there are no plot-driven turning points in the film so it's tedious and its pacing undifferentiated, and it represents the ambitious mind of a filmmaker who doesn't really know what his ambition is about. With the exception of his first film, every movie by Anderson gets boring in its second half because of these problems. He has some murky notion about a theme involving what it means to be male, but he is ineffectual in describing it. But the critics like him because his scenes are good and full of conflict, even if they don't add up to a coherent whole.
October 20th, 201210:09 pm
I liked the film more than I thought I would given all the negative comments I had heard about it, but that is not to say that it was "good." The lead performances were stellar, particularly Phoenix, who brings a kind of total reptilian commitment to Freddie Quell. But seemingly half the movie was his face in extreme close-up, and to what end? He ends as he begins. Ultimately that was my take on the film as a whole: beautifully crafted and acted, but the storytelling just didn't add up to much. There were so many obvious, clanging symbols, so many pregnant pauses, and it was clear that the film was meant to be redolent with meaning (some have gone so far to say that the film encapsulates the postwar American experience) but it failed to get past the surface with me. Maybe that was the point? Is the entire film encapsulated in that recurring scene of the boat's wake in the blue water, in that we never truly know what lies beneath the surface of anyone or anything?
— JMHE, Brooklyn, NY
October 22nd, 201210:23 am
I found The Master to be utterly mesmerizing - a true film-going experience that had me caught all 2 1/2 hours. Phoenix and Hoffman are two of today's best actors, and they make this film really work. Hoffman's first "processing" of Freddie offers an incredible sequence. Phoenix completely transforms himself for the role while Hoffman is just pure genius, calmly making his way through the film. Their chemistry is fantastic.
My question to you, A.O.Scott and others, is what to make of all the sex. There was so much of it, everywhere; and it sometimes felt a bit forced. It is odd when the last lines of a great movie are "Put it back in." Strange.... but wonderful. - Shoot the Critic, http://shootthecritic.com
— Shoot the Critic, New York, NY
October 22nd, 201210:23 am
Looming large over this is Scott's description of Phoenix as "barely intelligible." No, it was largely unintelligible. And his tics and mannerisms were so over-played and over-highlighted as to just annoying. The movie was way too long, and scenes like Phoenix's analysis and the trip to the desert became interminable. Scott seems to conflate 1950's style acting with 1950's life. They're not the same. Just because Phoenix out-mumbles Brando doesn't make him as attractive as Brando nor does it mean that's how people in the 50's really spoke. And what of those chemical cocktails? If they're so important, why do they drop completely out of the movie in the last few hours? Why does Phoenix' character's violence have no consequence other than one jail scene, short as a consequence but long for the audience. Great performances by Hoffman and Adams can't save a movie that is way too long, has plot flaws, and a dreadful performance at its center.
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Friday, October 1 2010
Performer Spotlight: The Women of Woody Allen's Oeuvre
What is it about the women of Woody Allen's filmic universe that sets them apart from mere mortals? Few contemporary directors have created such a pantheon of memorable female characters. All this week we celebrate these performances.
Friday, September 24 2010
Director Spotlight: Oliver Stone
As Oliver Stone's update to the Wall Street hits theatres, PopMatters takes a look back at the influential and thought-provoking director, as well as examines the new film. We also examine the critical backlash Stone has faced in more recent years.
The PopMatters Fall 2010 Television Preview
All this week, PopMatters highlights the new shows premiering on cable and broadcast channels with in-depth reviews and trailers.
Thursday, September 2 2010
The Best for Last?: PopMatters Fall 2010 Movie Preview
The next four months will determine is 2010 is a moviemaking "mystery date", meaning a possible dream, or a dismal dud.
Part 1: September 2010
Part 2: October 2010
Part 3: November 2010
Part 4: December 2010