These stories are strange and Millhauser revels in the extraordinary, much to my appreciation. There is at least one story in this collection that will surprise you in some way, and that, in itself, is exciting.
If there's one thing I've learned from watching an exorbitant amount of films every year it is that good ones, though not necessarily great ones, tend to be deceiving.
Let's face it: with a meager 112 pages, there is no way this little novel—with its clunky prose and trite dialogue—could have delivered what I expected.
Whereas Made in the Dark was defined by its split between uptempo numbers and attempted neo-soul balladry, this album blends those strands together with some success.
Your nostalgic yearning for large baguettes may not be satisfied by Maccarone's new establishment, but this eatery's penchant for bold, creamy sauce flavors may more than make up for it.
Love it or hate it, "Avatar," James Cameron's latest venture into exorbitant-budget cinema, is a bad movie. Let me explain: "Avatar" is, at best, half a movie. The 3D visuals are as breathtaking as the...
