Prepare to laugh. A review of ‘The Hangover’

Mike Tyson does a good job with a cameo as himself, after finding that one of his tigers had been stolen overnight by the crew.

Five Questions with Wayne Brekke

I don’t miss lugging my drums around. Basically the Worlds of Wayne Podcast has taken its place as far as my musically creative outlet.

Five Questions with Orenda Fink

I moved to Los Angeles in January, so that was pretty exciting. Our 26-foot U-Haul with a car on the back broke down four times on the way out, so that added an extra element of ridiculousness to the move. But, we made it and are having fun adjusting to our new surroundings.

Five Questions with Mike Fratt of Goodbye Sunday

You’ve seen him around Omaha. The long silver hair, the thin, peaceful face.

Five Questions with Nick Semrad from Little Black Stereo

At this writing I am sitting with my 15 year old friend, Delphine. I played LBS’s “Later On” for her. “It sounds like the 60’s!” she said. Now there’s a girl with some musical ears. Little Black Stereo does, indeed sound like the 1960’s.

Who will love Jennifer Aniston? Or, why do women choose to spend their valuable youth with men who do not like them?

But, everyone is thinking it. Everyone is thinking that there is something wrong with Jennifer. Something dreadful. I don’t know what it is. She might smell bad. Like deeply bad. Like expired.

An Open Letter To My Father On His 70th Birthday

I know, I know. Most people hate cock-sure people, but, as you would say, ‘THAT’S TOUGH.”

Terminator: Salvation

Another standout was Moon Bloodgood, as Blair Williams, who is beautiful, sexy & powerful. According to movie sites, there was a topless scene that was cut, but will be on the DVD. When asked about the scene, Moon said that it was very tasteful, and appropriate. She also went on to say that she has a very European feeling about nudity.

New Music Reviews: UPLIFTER, 311 / PRELIMINAIRES, Iggy Pop

I’m listening right now to 311’s new “Uplifter,” and perusing their website. The Omaha/LA quintet has called this album “the heaviest of their career.” World beat, reggae, dub, squeeky clean hip hop sounds have been the hallmark of their sound, not exactly what I call heavy.

RELAPSE, Eminem :: A review

If you spent any time at all with Slim Shady back in the day, you’ll be feelin “Relapse,” even though the album is pretty vulgar.