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The Hero of Time
The Hero of Time is based on The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, but it also borrows from other Zelda games as well. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Link between Vegetarian diet and avoiding Alzheimer's disease
BBC had an interesting article on Alzheimer's disease and its low frequency in Ballabgarh, a farming village in northern India. The locals "are very physically active and most eat a low-fat, vegetarian diet. Read more... or check out more from our Food Blog

Don't debark your dog
[Feb 2010] - That's right, folks; the NY Times reports that folks have had their dog's vocal chords cut to keep them from barking, including the sick freak pictured at the link above. Read more... or check out more from our Animal Rights Blog

SI likes the Javier Vazquez acquisition
Sports Illustrated writer Sky Andrecheck likes the Javier Vazquez pickup. We know Yankees fans are split on Javy, but we also like the bolstering of the rotation with one of the National League's best arms in 2009. Read more... or check out more from BomberBanter.com

Yankees 2010 batting order
I believe the Yankees will sport three different batting orders this year, and they all hinge on Jorge Posada. Read more... Read more... or check out more from BomberBanter.com

Goodbye Johnny Damon, Hello Brett Gardner and Randy Winn
The Yankees signed Randy Winn, who we assume will platoon with Brett Gardner in center field, or left field... whatever. This pretty much spells the end of Johnny Damon's career with the NY Yankees. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

No-Fly List vs Selectee List
We read a story in the NY Times about Mickey Hicks, an 8 year old who has the misfortune to share a name with someone that the Department of Homeland Security is suspicious of. Now, this doesn't mean he can't fly, but he has been subject to many delays and additional security checks. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

Bernie Williams Day Petition
BernieWilliamsDay.org is committed to establishing a day during the Yankees season where they honor him yearly during a home game. Sign the petition and make your voice heard so the New York Yankees honor Bernie Williams.

No Molina? No Pineiro? Gary Matthews Jr.? Fire Omar Already!
Omar Minaya probably went into the office season with some semblance of a plan, and now we're thinking it was simply a post-it with, 'get fired,' on it. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes, brought to us by Guy Ritchie, is perhaps best described as an action movie with a little something extra, as the trailer and cast would leave you to believe. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

A quick note on politics
In light of recent events with Health Care, the Supreme Court decision on campaign finance and the satirical tone we often take when blogging on these and other serious issues in this space, we feel its necessary to provide you with a quick note on politics and how we perceive the business of government. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Winter Break
Posting will be sporadic while we're taking a well deserved Winter Break. If something big happens, we'll chime in, or if we get some down time in front of a computer, you know we'll be back here, blogging our brains out. Until then, Happy Hanakah, Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy New Year to all! Even Senator Lieberman. Punk.

About left field and Javier Vasquez in 2010 season
If you read columns in the local papers and throughout the blogosphere, you'll see that a lot of folks think the Yankees need to go out and get a left fielder. Also, Javier Vasquez is a great addition for the Yankees, and they didn't part with much to get him. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Mets sign Jason Bay
Jason Bay is expected to sign a 4 year deal worth $66 million with an option for a fifth year - physical pending, but more on that in a sec. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Fox and Time Warner Cable subscriber fees
If you've seen or heard Fox's annoying commercials about how Time Warner Cable may not be able to carry Fox channels in the near future, you might be wondering what is going on. Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

New York Mets shopping list
Wow, the Mets really blew it when it came to getting a starting pitcher this off season. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

MLB: Lackey to Red Sox, Halladay to Phillies, Lee to Mariners
Big trades and signs for big pitchers. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Billboard.com Artist of the Decade enough to make you vomit
With only a few acceptations, this list of artists is a horrendous collection of one trick ponies that write songs no one will remember. Read more... or check out more from our Music Blog

On DVD: Green Lantern First Flight
Green Lantern First Flight isn't really developed well enough for adults and is too violent and profane for children... so obviously, we really enjoyed it. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Superman/Batman: Public Enemies
Superman/Batman: Public Enemies comes roaring out of the gate with little development and straight to action formula. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Yankees 2009 - 2010 Offseason
Pettitte is back in pinstripes, where he belongs. Brian Cashman pulls off a great trade for Curtis Granderson. What's left on the shopping list, you ask? Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Vegan Snacks
In our never ending quest for Vegan snacks, some snacks of old have resurrected back into our lives, vegan style. Read more... or check out more from our Food Blog

Spam in Facebook's Name
These spam mails pretending to be Facebook resetting your password are coming hot and heavy, but they are SPAM and not real, so ignore them. Read more... or check out more from our Profile Blog

New Comic Books December 9, 2009
Featuring reviews of WOLVERINE: UNDER THE BOARDWALK ONE-SHOT, Black Widow: Deadly Origin #2, BATGIRL #5 and other new comic books. Read more... or check out more from our Comics Blog

2009 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting
We headed over to Rockefeller Center for the 2009 lighting of the Christmas Tree Lighting, our third year in a row in attendance. This year's weather was the worst in our brief experience, but the cold rain didn't keep folks away. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

Comcast now owns 51% of NBC Universal
G.E. has now become a minority shareholder at 49% as controlling shares of NBC Universal is now owned by Comcast, the cable giant that now has the major television and film production house it always wanted. Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

Google, News Corp and Microsoft
News Corp, the media giant owned by Aussie Rupert Murdock, has made its intentions clear: their news content on the internet isn't going to be a free ride anymore. Read more... or check out more from our Internet Blog

New York Giants 2009 Season RIP
We know the Giants haven't been officially eliminated, but its time to face facts. Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

The Men Who Stare at Goats
If even half of the stuff you'll see and hear in The Men Who Stare at Goats is true, that's way too much. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

A Christmas Carol
We saw this new digital adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, directed and screenplay by Robert Zemeckis in 3D, which was pretty neat in IMAX, particularly when it snowed, which was often. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

New York Jets 2009 Season RIP
Sorry, Jets fans, but the 2009 season is over. Read more... or check out more from our Jets Blog

Past and present thinkers note climate change
Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin saw their climate changing, and contemporary Pat Brown is ready to educate us into doing something about it, with great animal rights implications. Read more... or check out more from our Environment Blog

New Comic Books November 4, 2009
Check our thoughts on Mighty Avengers #31, Wolverine Weapon X #7, Superman/Batman #66 and more. Read more... or check out more from our Comics Blog

Pets with Mustaches
If you stare at your dog or cat long enough, you can probably convince yourself that they have a mustache, regardless of gender. Read more... or check out more from our Pets Blog

Scrubs to change format for Season 9
What has several thumbs and doesn't need Zach Braff for it's 9th season? The cast of Scrubs. Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

The Knicks and Nets are stinking up the joint
The New York Knicks and The New Jersey Nets are a collective 1-17. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

On DVD: GI Joe The Rise of Cobra
For all its short comings, GI Joe The Rise of Cobra has a plot that is easier to follow than a James Bond movie. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Bob Barker donates $1 mil to start Professorship in Animal Rights
Bob Barker gave Drury University (his alma matter) $1 million dollars to establish the Dorothy Jo Barker Professorship in Animal Rights. Read more... or check out more from our Animal Rights Blog

Small got big at some point
A Wendy's small soda is 16 ounces. A can of soda is 12 ounces... uhm... following us here? Read more... or check out more from our Food Blog

CastTV.com
If you want to watch TV online, CastTV is a place to go. Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

Jeff Dunham Show
If you want to give the Jeff Dunham Show a chance, its on Wednesday nights on Comedy Central at, uhm, oh who the hell cares? Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

Comic books are good for you
An article in the Telegraph explains that "scientists from the University of Illinois claim that reading any work successfully, including comics, requires more than just absorbing text..." Read more... or check out more from our Comics Blog

Support Animal Rights at TheAnimalRescueSite.com
It's easy to support animal rights when you try! Read more... or check out more from our Animal Rights Blog

AnnualCreditReport.com is the real deal
Don't be fooled by other websites and singing commercials about getting a free credit report - they aren't really free! Read more... or check out more from our Great Sites Blog

Yankees win 27th World Series!
We just want to take a second to pat ourselves on the back - skip down to 'Yankees top Angels and head to the World Series,' where we predicted that the Yankees would beat the Phillies in six games! OK, we're done patting ourselves on the back.
The Yankees outpitched the Phillies - it's that simple. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Yankee Stadium Area Businesses Not Happy
We find it puzzling that Yankee Stadium Area Businesses thought they were going to make more money in 2009 than they made in 2008 with a new Yankee Stadium opening. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

New Comic Books November 4, 2009
New comics from November 4, 2009 : BLACK WIDOW: DEADLY ORIGIN # 1, CAPTAIN AMERICA: REBORN # 4, BATMAN CONFIDENTIAL #36 and more. Read more... or check out more from our Comics Blog

Yankees and Phillies split 2 games at Stadium - Games 3 & 4 preview
Game 1: CC Sabathia was good, despite struggling with his control, but Cliff Lee was genius. Game 2: AJ Burnett delivered. Pedro Martinez was surprisingly good, but Burnett was better. Games 3 & 4: Cole Hamels, who was last year's World Series MVP, has not been the same guy this year. The Yankees have to be pumped that the Phillies are starting Joe Blanton in Game 4 instead of Cliff Lee on short rest. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Are your kid's Halloween costumes PC?
Here are the regulations sent home to parents regarding Halloween costume etiquette. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

The Distinguished Opposition to Health Care Reform
As the Health Care Reform debate comes center, probably next week, the opposition is going to come out of the woodwork. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

The Informant!
Don't believe the marketing - The Informant! isn't a farce, National Lampoon-eque comedy. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Flagging Photos on Facebook
Say that 3 times fast. If you've ever decided to pass judgment on a Facebook user's photo and flag it, you just created some work for a Facebook staffer. Read more... or check out more from our Profile Blog

The BowLingual translates your dog's barks to speech
The most important invention since... uhm, the snuggie. Read more... or check out more from our Dog Blog

Scientology loses fraud case in France
Finally, Scientology is taking it on the chin for offering inner peace in exchange for people's money - or, at least that's how we see it. They will have to pay euro600,000 ($900,000) after being convicted of fraud in a French court. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

It's official - the Republicans have lost their minds
What else can you call it when Republicans start campaigning against people running for office who are Republicans? Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

MLB Playoffs Schedule - too many off days?
It felt like we had to wait forever for the ALCS to start this year. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Yankees top Angels and head to the World Series
Can't say enough good things about Andy Pettitte, but part of this Yankees victory belongs to the Angels. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Angels take games 3 and 5, Yankees take game 4 in ALCS
Recap of ALCS Yankees vs Angels with commentary on games 3, 4 and 5 as well as a look at the umpires' blown calls. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Infotainment - understanding 24 hour 'news' networks
Americans need to go back to school when it comes to their understanding of what they're seeing on 24 hour 'news' networks. Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

New Comic Books October 21, 2009
New comics from Oct 21, 2009: DARK AVENGERS # 10, DARK REIGN: THE LIST - HULK # 1, BATMAN CONFIDENTIAL #35, AIR #14 and more. Read more... or check out more from our Comics Blog

Rebooting a Nightmare on Elm Street - is this really necessary?
Michael Bay is the criminal behind the rebooting a Nightmare on Elm Street. Read more... or check out more from our Movies Blog

Giants fall to superior New Orleans Saints
Yeah, OK, a FOX broadcaster might have uttered the idiom, "The Saints are marching!" Just because he sounded like a dumb ass didn't mean it wasn't true. Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

Jets suffer ugly overtime loss to Buffalo Bills
It's tough to lose a game to the Buffalo Bills, who improve to 2-4 with their victory over the New York Jets. Read more... or check out more from our Jets Blog

Zombieland
See this film with someone you love - oh wait, sorry, that's from our draft review of 'A Christmas Carol.' Its OK to see Zombieland with someone you love, because they do sneak a little romantic subplot in there, but for the most part, Zombieland is a good popcorn eating, zombie smashing, its-violent-and-its-hilarious time. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Yankees take games 1 and 2 from Angels
The Yankees are shinning their brightest in the playoffs with big hits and dominant pitching while the Angels look to be headed in the other direction. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

New Comic Books October 14, 2009
News and reviews of the new issues from October 14. Uncanny X-Men, Batman, Web of Spiderman... Read more... or check out more from our Comics Blog

MLB League Championship Series
Check out our picks and predictions for the NLCS and ALCS. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Capitalism: A Love Story
Capitalism: A Love Story is Michael Moore's take on the market crash of 2008, but it's so much more. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs
This clever film about an inventor at the end of his rope isn't just a movie for children - in fact, the best jokes are probably over the kiddies' heads. Cloudy with a chance of meatballs dazzles with its brilliant color scheme and snappy dialogue. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Starbucks.com has a new interface
The new interface at Starbucks.com is truly a miracle. The previous version was cumbersome, frustrating and perhaps evil. Read more... or check out more from our Great Sites Blog

To vaccinate or to not vaccinate? H1N1
The NY Times answered their own question when they asked, "What do you think of a talk show host weighing in on a medical issue?", referring to Bill Maher's stance against the H1N1 vaccine. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

Jets lose to Dolphins - or beat themselves, you pick
So do you want to give the Miami Dolphins credit for a hard fought, come from behind win, or do you want to chalk this loss up to the New York Jets not playing up to their potential? Read more... or check out more from our Jets Blog

Yankees move on to the ALCS
The Yankees completed their sweep of the Minnesota Twins in the final game at the Metrodome as Andy Pettitte pitched a beauty and the Yankees finally got a little just deserts off Carl Pavano. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Giants roll to 5-0 against mediocre Raiders
The Giants last two victories have been a feast for those who love to watch Big Blue dominant against mediocre teams. Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

ARod, Teixeira big hitters in Game 2 of ALDS
Sometimes, the ball bounces your way.
Amidst all of the silly controversy over Joe Girardi starting Jose Molina or Jorge Posada to catch temperamental AJ Burnett, the ghosts from across the street made 3 appearances in the game 2 victory of the Yankees over the Minnesota Twins. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Yankees win Game 1 of ALDS against Twins
One victory down, ten to go as the Yankees begin the race to eleven victories with the 7 other playoff teams. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

New Comic Books October 7, 2009
News and reviews of the new issues from October 7. Ah, we love Wednesdays. Read more... or check out more from our Comics Blog

Giants improve to 4-0
New York Giants fans have nothing to complain about as Big Blue improves to 4-0, even if the Giants are beating on weaker teams. Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

Jets fall to superior team
The Jets are a good team, but they probably aren't a great team. Read more... or check out more from our Jets Blog

Chipotle and Qdoba
Can someone please tell us what the difference is between Chipotle and Qdoba? Read more... or check out more from our Food Blog

Pursuing Justice or Press?
It is difficult to determine whether the Roman Polanski case, which is over 30 years old, is intending to get justice for the victim or press for the Los Angeles County district attorney. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

Yankees Update October 2nd 2009
Sorry the Yankee blogs have been few and far between lately, but when the Yankees are this much better than their competition, what's there to say? Actually, we have quite a few thought provoking tidbits! Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Hugh Jackman interrupted by cell phone during Broadway show
Hugh Jackman is currently starring in a production of "A Steady Rain" with Daniel Craig. Read more... or check out more from our Theater Blog

Giants steamroll Tampa Bay Buccaneers
If you missed the New York Giants and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, you didn't miss much - unless you're a fan of a supreme butt kicking. Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

Jets lead division with 3-0 record
When you hear the buzz surrounding the New York Jets 3-0 start and see articles in the New York Daily News titled The New Broadway Joe, one might jump to the conclusion that the Jets are revamped and primed for a Super Bowl run. Is this possible? Read more... or check out more from our Jets Blog

Former NFL players high risk for memory-related diseases
Despite all the pads and precautions, football is a dangerous game. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

NY Giants are sloppy winners over the Dallas Cowboys
This was a fun game to watch, with a ton of back and forth, but you can't overlook the fact that the New York Giants didn't play especially well. Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

Plaxico Burress sentenced to 2 years in prison
We thought Plaxico Burress would get a year, maybe serve 6 months, something like that. Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

Jets beat Patriots
If you listened to much sports talk radio on Monday, you heard a lot of Jets fans saying that Tom Brady was done or the New England Patriots stink. Read more... or check out more from our Jets Blog

PeopleOfWalMart.com
Cheap laughs at the expense of WalMart customers, employees and their cars. Read more... or check out more from our Great Sites Blog

We missed Osi Umenyiora!
Oh yeah, the New York Giants won their first game; did we mention that? Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

Why blogs matter
the media at large is paying attention to blogs because they are generating revenue. Read more... or check out more from our Blogs Blog

Kudos to Tammy Cross
Tammy Cross, who we are now referring to the Patron Saint of Kittens on the Upper West Side, deserves a ton of kudos. Read more... or check out more from our Cats Blog

Cheetahs are the fastest mammals on earth
FYI, Cheetahs are the fastest mammals on earth. Also, please note that they're endangered. Read more... or check out more from our Environment Blog

Movie Review: In the Loop
In the Loop stars - well, save for James Gandolfini, a troop of British and American actors you've never heard of who all do a nice job. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Derek Jeter passes Lou Gehrig as all time Yankees hit leader
Derek Jeter now has 2,722 hits - and climbing. This puts him ahead of Yankees legend Lou Gehrig. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

The Vick double standard
It's opening weekend in the NFL and many are outraged about Michael Vick's reinstatement and lucrative contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. Consider the double standard of attacking Vick's crime and the slaughtering of more than 10 billion animals a year (not including fish) for food. Read more... or check out more from our Animal Rights Blog

Mets Update, September 2009
Dum dum da... Dum da dum... Come on, you all know the melody to taps, hum along! Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Apples and Oranges: Putting the Star Trek vs Star Wars debate to rest
If you've ever been brave enough to go to a comic book convention (known as comic cons), science fiction convention or anywhere else nerds congregate (Comp USA?), you've probably heard people arguing which is a better franchise, Star Trek vs Star Wars. Read more... or check out more from our Movies Blog

Mark Millar's Civil War is NOT an original idea
As we sit through the tediously slow Captain America: Reborn limited series, which will answer the question whether or not Captain America will be reborn - and from the title, we're guessing he will - we've been pondering the Civil War storyline... Read more... or check out more from our Comics Blog

Public Enemies
We'll keep this short because frankly, we just don't feel that this movie deserves much coverage. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Mozart may have died of strep throat
Reuters is reporting that strep throat may have killed Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the age of 35. Read more... or check out more from our Music Blog

Yankees 2004 Roster vs 2009 Roster
In most recent memory, the farthest the Yankees have made it into the postseason is to the American League Championship season in the historic 2004 collapse. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Summer hours are over!
Our self imposed "summer hours" are over here at MyTriState.us, even if the summer itself has not officially drawn to a close - even if the weather feels like it has! So strap in tight - the MLB playoffs are coming, the NFL is just starting up, President Obama is starting to get tough about health care reform and lots of other stuff! Crazy stuff! Important stuff! So, let's ROCK!

Mets Update, August 2009
Francoeur doesn't like new batting helmets? Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Yankees sweep Red Sox
A Boston Massacre in the Bronx is hyperbole, but, did you expect anything less from the New York Post? The New York Yankees swept the Boston Red Sox and now have a 6.5 game lead in the AL East. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Vinyl Records making a comeback?
If you heard some dudes on NPR talking about records the other day, it's because record sales are up around 50% in the last yr or so. Read more... or check out more from our Music Blog

Central Park trees aren't mad at us!
The New York Times reported that Sasha J. Blair-Goldensohn, 33, was struck by a branch that fell out of tree in Central Park. Read more... or check out more from our Leisure Sports Blog

Alice in Wonderland Movie Trailer
In an effort to keep up with the Joneses on the unoriginal bastard front, Disney will bring us a (mostly) live action version of Alice in Wonderland, directed by Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Trailers Blog

The GM Diet
We read about the GM Diet in the Op-Ed section of the NY Times, so we looked it up, and, good news - it sounds like it won't kill you. But GM didn't think it up, either. Read more... or check out more from our Food Blog

Predictions for the MLB playoffs at the halfway point.
Now that the Phillies have added Cliff Lee, they're out of the Halladay hunt... The Yankees could offer Phil Hughes, Austin Jackson and other prospects. The Red Sox also need a short stop - Nick Green isn't that good. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Gillibrand attacks 'Don't ask, Don't tell'
Every once and a while, someone from New York goes to Washington, DC and does something we can be proud of.. and the ny post reports it... its like the world is about to spin out of its orbit! Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Yankees take 2 of 3 from Rays
AJ Burnett was filthy in game 1. CC Sabathia wasn't great and neither was the rest of the team in game 2. Joba Chamberlin pitched 8 scoreless innings, looking nearly unhittable in game 3 - only 3 hits and 2 walks, that's it! Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Mr. 500: Mariano Rivera

As if Mariano Rivera's legendary career didn't already make him a first ballot hall of famer, his 500th career save just hammers home the message harder and reminds you that you now need to start grasping that Rivera is the best relief pitcher to every play the game. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Yankees sweep Tigers, July 2009
On the back of good pitching, the Yankees swept the first place (central division) Detroit Tigers. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Go Vegan at Yankee Stadium
We hadn't even switched to vegan mode when we began our walk around the new Yankee Stadium, but things just kept jumping up at us - for one thing, the fruit stand right near the home plate gate (pretty sure that's gate 4) was a veritable cornucopia of fresh fruit. Read more... or check out more from our Animal Rights Blog

3 reasons for divorce
During a few ill advised seconds of listening to The Herd with Colin Cowherd he was reading off common reasons people get divorced. Read more... or check out more from our Radio Blog

Erin Andrews filmed nude, the most boring story of all time
OK, first off, if you know who Erin Andrews is, then you're ahead of the game, because we had to look it up after sports media exploded with the story yesterday. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Tampa Bay Rays really shine
If you haven't seen the Tampa Bay Rays play much this year, you're not alone, but we've been following them in the standings and we have to say, we're impressed. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

New Dictionary Words
The Merriam-Webster dictionary added a bunch of new words to their Collegiate Dictionary. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

Michael Jackson
We're sad about Michael Jackson; we remember him before his reputation was ruined and his appearance changed so radically. He was an undeniable multi-tooled talent there may never be an equal to on the stage. Read more... or check out more from our Music Reviews Blog

Mets Update, July 2009
The New York Mets come out of the All Star break trailing the division leading Philadelphia Phillies by 6.5 games. This isn't an insurmountable lead, but if you've been watching the Mets of late, it sure feels like one. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Starbucks 'bombing'
Did you hear about the Starbucks bombing? Turns out, it happened way back on Memorial Day... sorry, but we missed this! Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

Judge Sonia Sotomayor's hearings
The only bit of comedy we can find (black as it may be) concerning Judge Sonia Sotomayor's hearings as a candidate for the US Supreme Court is Republican senators alluding that she's a racist - the very same guys who won't let gays marry. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Boomer and Carton in the morning still sucks
Maybe we pick on Boomer and Carton more than other talk radio shows, but, its often the first thing we hear in the morning, and, when compared with NPR's Morning Edition, it's easy to get angry. On July 16, 2009, we heard Craig Carton alluding to Sacajawea having a threesome with Lewis and Clark. Read more... or check out more from our Radio Blog

Chuck Norris for the online age!
If you're big on the Chuck Norris rage, here are two of our favorites, internet style. Read more... or check out more from our Internet Blog

Gov Palin Resigns - but why?
Former Vice Presidential Candidate and current Governor of Alaska Sara Palin has announced that she not only will not seek re-election at the end of her term in 2010, but she is resigning from office at the end of July, well over a year early. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Yankees Update July 2009
The Yankees are rolling of late - here's some tidbits from the last few weeks: Derek Jeter out at 3rd, Chien-Ming Wang back to the DL, Kei Igawa has a win record, Francisco Cervelli and Ramiro Pena and Roy Halladay may be available via trade... Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Up
Up may be an animated film from Disney Pixar, but we don't think it's suitable for children under 10 - at best! Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

The Many Divisions of FOX
FOX is a fascinating animal (that's a terrible pun), and the different divisions beat to their own drummer. FOX News features conservative pundits who warp themselves so tightly in the American flag it's a wonder they can breath. FOX broadcast channel (that's 5 on the dial here in greater New York City) offers a steady diet of far racier programming like 'Family Guy' (adult content), '24' (violence) or 'American Idol' (extreme character tear downs and humiliation). Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

Young Cons - why white rap should be outlawed
Wow, this is the worst thing ever. We've always maintained that white people have gravitated towered African American Culture because frankly, they don't have any culture of their own, but this is going a step to far. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Health Care Reform - Write your Congressmen!
If you missed the hearings in our fantastic House of Representatives on Health Care Reform, we don't blame you; hardly anyone covered it on TV! The online media caught it, but hey - we don't miss a damn thing! Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Why so much rain this month?
Why so much rain? Read more... or check out more from our Weather Blog

Yankees at Mets
Our floor is nice and clean after the sweep. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog or check out the Mets Blog

Futurama
After four straight to DVD movies, Furutama is coming back to 30 minutes episodes in 2010! Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

Gov. Sanford of South Carolina is GREAT
Gov. Sanford of South Carolina is GREAT... for blog fodder. Seriously. We love how the story kept changing until it reached its inevitable conclusion. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

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Year One
Year One takes a satirical look at life as seen by Zed (Jack Black) and Oh (Michael Cera - you know, from Superbad), two men trying to make their way in life as part of a primitive tribe of hunters and gatherers. Read more... or check out more from our Movies Blog

Yankees Update, June 2009
Bye Jose Veras and Wild Card Destiny for Yankees in 2009. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Yankees at Marlins, June 2009
Another sub .500 opponent, another series loss for the Yankees. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Nationals at Yankees, June 2009
Oh, the humanity! The Yankees bats have gone to sleep. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

No Child Left Behind needs reform
The relatively new No Child Left Behind program needs serious reform. We've spoken to a few teachers, and the whole concept sounds pretty crazy. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Sammy Sosa failed 2003 PED test? Shocking!
People tend to forget the 1998 home run race between Sammy Sosa and Mark McGuire. It was a simpler time when the fans called things for what they were. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Pepsi Throwback
The good folks at Pepsi-Cola have won us over with Pepsi Throwback. Read more... or check out more from our Food Blog

Ahmadinejad wins sparks protest
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has won the election in Iran, sparking mass protests by voters of opposition candidates. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

NBA and NHL Finals
The NBA and NHL Finals gave reinforcement for haters as the teams that everyone loves to rip on won victories in their respective finals. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Mets at Yankees
The Subway Series, 2009, edition 1, was a lot like a day at Great Adventure: a lot of waiting around followed by moments of pure excitement or sheer terror. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Yankees at Red Sox
"Oh the pain! The pain of it all!" Here's a simple breakdown of the Red Sox sweep of the Yankees at Fenway Park... Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Reaction to Balance of power shifts to Red Sox by Ted Keith
Check out Ted Keith's article in SI - he didn't go deep enough in his analysis and he wrote his piece BEFORE the last game of the series. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

AccuWeather.com says Yankees Stadium RF wall design to blame for homers
AccuWeather.com posted a report that says the right field wall in the new Yankee Stadium is to blame for the increase in home runs and not wind from the stadium's old design. They say that the right field wall is lower and a bit shorter in spots. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

AL East 2009 predictions
We believe the AL East will play out as follows:
While we think the Yankees are much improved and their best baseball is still ahead of them, we think the Red Sox will win the AL East with around 96 wins with the Yankees in 2nd and capturing the wild card. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Christie captures Republican nomination for governor of New Jersey
Chris Christie won the Republican nomination for governor of New Jersey over former mayor of Bogota, NJ Steve Lonegan. While Chris Christie is a hilarious name and is not necessarily a saint, Steve Lonegan is much more fun to poke fun at. While he did have his victories during his 10+ years as mayor of Bogota, NJ, he also had some hilarious failures. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Yankee Update, June 2009
What a difference 4 players make! The Yankees 25 man roster is had 4 fundemental changes since last year, and these guys are a making a huge difference in the standings. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Dave Matthews Band: Big Whiskey & The GrooGrux King

Praise your respective God(s), the new Dave Matthews Band album is great! OK, this might be a case of generous praise as the songs cover the standard Dave Matthews lyrical topics, but there is something to be said about a great sound, and Big Whiskey & The GrooGrux King sounds amazing and after listing to Green Day's 21st Century Breakdown, this is actually a breath of fresh air. Featuring Tim Reynolds, Jeff Coffin and Rashawn Ross, this may very well be the follow up to Before These Crowded Streets that we always wanted and never got. Read more...

Green Day: 21st Century Breakdown

The reports that 21st Century Breakdown is a rock opera have been grossly exaggerated. If you miss the 90s, Pearl Jam has an album coming out later this year. Read more...

Yankees at Rangers, May 2009
Game 1 is just what you want to see - a young prospect playing to form and an injured veteran doing the same. Read more... Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Phillies at Yankees, May 2009
The streak is dead and dies at the hands of the World Series Champion Philadelphia Phillies and to make matters worse, the Phillies took the series, too. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Orioles at Yankees, May 2009
CC Sabathia pitched a nice game and looked like he was going to come out for the 8th inning until the Baltimore Orioles' bullpen imploded to allow 7 runs in the bottom of the 7th inning. Sabathia had a nice inning, which is good to see after his slow start (typical of Sabathia), particularly against a team like the Orioles who have a decent lineup, although a bit top heavy in the 1 through 5 holes. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Dick Cheney needs to go away
Dear Vice President Cheney,
We're posting this open letter to you today to ask you to please shut the fudge up and to make a few facts clear on why you should and examine why you may not be shutting the fudge up. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

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X-Men Origins: Wolverine
You know its almost summer time when the comic book movies start rolling out, and X-Men Origins: Wolverine probably won't disappoint most fans - at least the casual ones. The opening might be a bit shaky as the use of children in action movies is almost always ill advised, but they wrapped that segment of the movie up quickly. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

On DVD: The Da Vinci Code
OK, so we let the The Da Vinci Code sit on the shelf for a year - our bad. We went and saw The Dark Knight again. Anyway, now is your chance to get a tune up on Dr. Robert Langdon before Angels and Demons. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

State of the New York Mets, May 2009
If you look in the standings and see that the New York Mets are over .500 and around the top of the division, you might feel good about the Mets if you are in fact a Mets fan, but not so fast. Carlos Delgado had hip surgery, and there's no way to know if he'll come back as the same player as he's an older guy. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Yankees at Blue Jays, May 2009
Game 1 of 3 from the Rogers Centre featured a match up of master vs apprentice, and it ended pretty much the same way as Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith with Roy Halladay as Obi-won Kenobi and AJ Burnett as Anakin Skywalker. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Twins at Yankees, May 2009
Sometimes, everything comes up Yankees, and this four game series against the Minnesota Twins was one of those times. It's easy to talk about the big hits... Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Star Trek
Star Trek has rebooted, if we may say so, in proper Star Trek fashion. But we don't want to give away the plot, so lets focus on some generals - or Captains, in this case. (Eh, that's terrible.) Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Pee Post for dogs by Brampton
If you have lawn spots or a dog that doesn't seem to know where to do it's business, you're probably looking for a solution. We believe in positive reinforcement; it's a tried and true method. However, if you want to try a quick fix, the Pee Post might be for you. Read more... or check out more from our Dog Blog

Yankees at Orioles, May 2009 - The Return of the ARod
Before we get into ARod's moment, lets talk about CC Sabathia, who's Friday night performance tended to get overshadowed by Alex Rodriguez coverage - that's an issue for another day. Someone could be performing an emergency appendectomy with a steak knife and if Arod ran out of the room and vomited, the press would all follow him. "Is he afraid of blood?" one reporter would ask. "Is he pregnant?!?" a reporter from the Post would ask. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Reactions to Manny Ramirez
As you've heard by now, Manny Ramirez has tested positive for something on MLB's banned substance list and been suspended for 50 games. So, on some level, Jose Canseco has been vindicated again. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Rep Michele Bachmann
Is there any guilty pleasure more delightful than a dumb member of congress? Ah, Rep Michele Bachmann (R - Minnesota) - she's so much fun. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

I Love You Man
I Love You Man is a decent little comedy staring Paul Rudd, Rashida Jones, Jason Segel and Andy Samberg. Rudd and Segel make a nice team and the movie gets off to a bit of a slow start as the plot grinds to a start, but once they get out of first gear, its smooth to the finish. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Alanis Morissette
The lyrics in the Alanis Morissette song "Ironic" aren't especially ironic, they just kind of suck. Read more... or check out more from our Music Reviews Blog

Rays at Yankees May, 2009
The first game was a heart breaker, no question. You don't want to lose extra inning games at home, that's for certain. But once the Yankees got deep into their bullpen, confidence begins to wane. You can see it in everyone's faces, their body language and the end result. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Red Sox at Yankees May, 2009
You hear someone struck out 12 hitters in one game and you think, that pitcher must have won the game. Well, not this time. Joba Chamberlin pitched 5 and 2/3 innings and did strike out 12, but he let up four runs in the first inning. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

The New Yankee Stadium

We visited the new Yankee Stadium and we've got lots of photos to share! Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Angels at Yankees May, 2009

After a 2-4 road trip, the Yankees return to the comfy and soggy confines of Yankee Stadium. And we've got pictures! Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog - Nick Swisher, chillin' in right field - we strongly recommend you holla at your boy!

Yankees at Indians April 2009
After getting swept by the Boston Red Sox during the Sunday Night Baseball, the Yankees trudged into Detroit with CC Sabathia on the mound. Although he went 8 innings, he gave up 4 runs. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Reactions to new and old ARod steroid allegations
New excerpts obtained by the New York Daily News from the upcoming book "ARod" make allegations that ARod took steroids in high school and probably continued to use performance enhancing drugs after high school and after he was with the Texas Rangers, meaning he was using PEDs when he was with the Yankees. Our reaction is simple: so? Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Democrats: Don't get too excited about Arlen Spector
While Democrats may have reason to cheer for the defection of Senator Arlen Spector from the Republican Party to their side, there are downsides, too. While Spector is socially liberal and essentially aligned with the Democrats on issues like health care and the environment, he's not going to be an automatic 'yea' vote on everything the Democrats want to do. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

New York Rangers eliminated from playoffs by Washington Capitals
The New York Rangers were eliminated from the 2009 Stanley Cup Playoffs in 7 games by the Washington Capitals after building a 3 games to 1 lead. We can't say its a shock - frankly, the Rangers are a mediocre team that can't score. Read more... or check out more from our Rangers Blog

Yankees at Red Sox, April 2009
Now here is a great example of a rough weekend on the road for the New York Yankees; you come into Boston and run into the Red Sox who are red hot, winners of their last seven games, and things just don't go right for you. You have Mariano Rivera on the mound with 2 outs in the bottom of the 9th inning and a 2 run lead and Rivera gives up a two run homer and Joba Chamberlin's gritty outing is wasted and you lose in extra innings. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Have you ever heard of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch? Probably not. Well, lets get right to it - the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a floating pile of garbage the size of Texas. TEXAS! Read more... or check out more from our Environment Blog

Tell NJ Governor Corzine to Say No to Sunday Hunting
You can help stop wildlife abuse by emailing Govenor Corzine and asking him to veto bill S802/A1669. Read more... or check out more from our Animal Rights Blog

Andy's Corner Bar
Andy's Corner Bar has won our award for the best bar in Bergen County, NJ! Their wondrous variety and pleasant atmosphere makes enjoying a pint not just a pleasure, but a beer paradise. Read more... or check out more from our Bars Blog

Funny Classified Ad
We wouldn't normally go around suggesting you read a random classified ad for a SRT-8 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE, but this one is pretty funny. Check out http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/1118296352.html - in fact, we're posting it below just in case it gets removed any time soon, because this is hilarious. Read more... or check out more from our Classifieds Blog

Congressman John Shimkus and the Energy and Environment Subcommittee
Congressman John Shimkus, a Republican from Illinois, is actually quoting scripture as an introduction to a hearing of the Energy and Environment Subcommittee. Read more... or check out more from our Environment Blog

State of the Mets after their first 15 games
The New York Mets are now 6 and 9 after their first 15 games. It's not time to hit the panic button, by Omar Minaya better sit up and pay attention. Since Minaya didn't make changes to the core of this team during the off season, we aren't really expecting a different result than the last two years. Carlos Delgado has virtually no range at first base and offensively, we feel he's getting to be a bit of crap shoot. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Athletics at Yankees, April 2009
The Monday night game for the first meeting of the year between the Oakland Athletics and the New York Yankees was washed away, and since this gave the Yankees the opportunity to send Chien-Ming Wang down to pitch in an extended spring training game in Tampa, things worked out for the best. Andy Pettitte started for the Yankees and went seven strong innings of well pitched ball, allowing no walks. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Indians at Yankees, April 2009
The Yankees would have probably preferred to open up the new Yankee Stadium's first official game with a win, but that didn't happen. They also probably would have preferred to not have the first series be a four game series, which are more often then not split between the two teams, in this case, the Indians and the Yankees. The game looked like a tight pitcher's duel between CC Sabathia and Cliff Lee. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Fan sues Yankees and city of New York over ejection from stadium during God Bless America
A man named Bradford Campeau-Laurion was ejected from an August 26 Yankees vs Red Sox game when he attempted to leave his seat during the playing of God Bless America to use the bathroom, and he's suing. His lawsuit says that when he tried to pass a police officer, the officer grabbed his right arm, twisted it behind his back and two officers marched him out of the stadium and apparently suggested that he leave the country if he wasn't a fan of God Bless America. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Yankees at Rays April 2009
The Yankees finished off their road trip at the Tampa Bay Rays, arriving just in time to see them raise their American League Championship banner, a day many of us (probably including many people in the Rays organization) thought would never come. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

On DVD: The Spirit
If you took one part Dick Tracy, one part Batman starring Adam West and threw in a whole bunch of violence, you'd probably get The Spirit. Oh yeah, add a pinch of the dad from The Wonder Years and season to taste... Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

MLB GAMEDAY
You're going to see some weird stuff on the new version of MLB gameday with new players, especially at the beginning of the year. But, the new features are pretty cool. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

On DVD: Milk
Sean Penn does it again in Milk, the story of Harvey Milk, a homosexual running for office in San Francisco during the 1970s, when open campaigning against homosexuals was in full swing, and not just on issues like marriage. Sean Penn, who always immerses himself in every role, dominates the screen as Harvey Milk. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

On DVD: Doubt
Meryl Streep dunks over Philip Seymour Hoffman in Doubt, a drama centered around a nun and a priest who both work at a Catholic Elementary school. To say much more, we think would spoil the plot, and this movie is so good that we don't want to do this. Bad job by the company that released this film; this movie should have been marketed a lot harder, its a great film. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

On DVD: The Day the Earth Stood Still
It's not just a title, folks: the actors, your brain and the very story do often stand still in The Day the Earth Stood Still. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Yankees at Royals April 2009
Andy Pettitte started Friday's game against the Kansas City Royals, their home opener. Our old friend Sidney Ponson started for the Royals and, well, as you can imagine, the Yankees roughed him up and won the game. We'll say this for Royal's - Koffman Stadium's new big screen is really impressive, just as nice as the one at the new Yankee Stadium. Otherwise, their team is not so great. Read more...
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Yankees about face against Orioles and avoid sweep
Starting pitcher AJ Burnett gave the Yankees what they desperately needed: five and a third innings reasonably pitched baseball. Burnett gave up 1 home run, allowed 7 hits, 1 walk and struck out 6 for a total of 2 earned runs. Read more...
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Yankees at Orioles Game 2 April 9
We didn't get to watch Yankees at Orioles, Game 2 on April 9 of the 2009 season, but the box score speaks volumes. Chien-Ming Wang didn't make it through the fourth inning, and when you're starting pitcher can't get through five innings, you have a very low percentage of winning that game, as we saw in game 1 when CC Sabathia got knocked out early. Read more...
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Can cap-and-trade really save the environment?
President Obama supports the cap-and-trade idea - this is part of a huge bill put forth by House Democrats on energy and climate. Essentially, it'll create an auction system for emission output and the subsequent trading of emission permits. Sounds complicated? We think so. Read more... or check out more from our Environment Blog

New York Daily News wins our award for best sentence of the week
The New York Daily News wins our award for best sentence of the week with this gem: "A decorated ex-cop who claimed he tested positive for cocaine because he ingested the drug during... Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

Old school catalog yields rich blog fodder
You'll never see funnier photos than what the user '15minutelunch' posted from a JC Penny's catalog from the 1970s. Its hard to believe such things were ever in fashion, never mind mass marketed to the general public. Read more... or check out more from our Blogs Blog

Fast and Furious
The 4th film in the Fast and the Furious franchise sees the return of the two original stars of the first film (and we use the term 'stars' loosely), Paul Walker and Vin Diesel, and they came up with a tag line worthy of such an occasion. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Trailers Blog

Yankees at Orioles on opening day
The New York Yankees squared off against the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards for their first game of the season. CC Sabathia, the crown jewel in the Yankees off season triple crown, struggled with his control, particularly with his fastball. His curve ball looked good, but it appeared he was trying to throw a two seam fastball to the corners and kept missing. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Twitter - the latest craze in blogging
You may have noticed we reacted rather strongly to Twitter and members of Congress' use of the aforementioned site. As far as we can tell without actually using the service, Twitter is exactly like Facebook Status (pretty sure MySpace also has some sort of 'status' product as well), so calling it a blog site isn't really fair to Twitter or people who Tweet or whatever the hell the verb form is. Read more... or check out more from our Blogs Blog

House of Representatives are making us crazy!
The United States House of Representatives is comprised of 435 members and each member represents over 500,000 people and is paid annually at least $169,300. You know how some of them think the best way is to keep you informed about what they're up to? Twitter. That's right, Twitter - the stupid blogging site for people with no writing ability or attention span. As you've probably already heard, they were sending 'tweets' during President Obama's speech on February 24, 2009, when he covered such topics as economy, war, health care and more (see below) and they started texting each other like the idiots on Family Guy. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Mets sign Gary Sheffield
After the Detroit Tigers released him, the New York Mets signed Gary Sheffield, age 40. Before anyone gets too excited, consider this: the Tigers released Sheffield with the knowledge that he was owed $14 million dollars and that whoever picked him up would only have to pay the $400,000 minimum salary, sticking the Tigers with a bill for over $13.5 million for Sheffield to play for someone else. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Better Fuel Economy for your car
We've got a few basic tips you can apply to better your fuel economy and the age old question about whats better for your car and fuel economy. Read more... or check out more from our Driving Blog

Coraline
If you like stop motion, you'll enjoy this one - its very well done. Coraline is more or less ignored by her parents and bored with her life in her new home... until she finds a parallel world through small door hidden behind the wallpaper in her living room. Wackiness ensues! Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Watchmen
We enjoyed this tripped out look at an alternate universe during the 1980s, but its probably not an especially accessible movie to those who never read comic books - the comic book people love to write about alternate realities and 'what if' stories, and this is definitely a 'what if' story. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

On DVD: Rocknrolla
Ah yes, if you've seen one Guy Ritchie movie, you've seen them all... but, that doesn't mean Rocknrolla isn't 'rockin' good fun!' Sorry; wanted to pretend this was the New York Post for a second. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

2009 World Series predictions
If it doesn't go without saying, we'll go ahead and say it: we're picking the Yankees to win the World Series in 2009. Why? It's simple - pitching, pitching, pitching. The Yankees starting rotation (as currently configured) features four starters with plus fastballs (over 91 MPH) and Andy Pettitte... Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Japan repeats as World Baseball Classic champions
Yes, the excitement never stopped for both of you who watched the World Baseball Classic. The Dominican Republic's early exit was especially disappointing, but not surprising if you watched them play at all. The Japanese and Korean teams were definitely taking this much more seriously than everyone else; the Americans took it seriously, much more seriously than last time, but USA seemed to lack intensity at times. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Ugly loss for Rangers at Thrashers
The New York Rangers lost a tough one at the Atlanta Thrashers... in fact, a downright ugly loss. The Rangers had a 4-1 advantage late in the 2nd period, but, the Thrashers came back and tied the game and ultimately won the shootout. At some point, the air went out of the Rangers balloon and they just couldn't get anything done. They had a five on three power play advantage that they completely failed to take advantage of; they barely got a shot on goal. Read more... or check out more from our Rangers Blog

Parrot saves girl
A Quaker parrot from Denver named Willie alerted his owner that a toddler was chocking on breakfast (presumably oatmeal) by yelling "Mama, baby" and flapping his wings until his owner came back in the room and performed the Heimlich maneuver. Read more... or check out more from our Birds Blog

Jon Stewart vs MSNBC
After taking several shots at CNBC for their lax coverage on the market, Jim Cramer, the host of “Mad Money” appeared on The Daily Show and had a conversation with Jon Stewart that pretty much went like a senate hearing when the person testifying knows they don't have a leg to stand on. Jim Cramer has appeared on several other NBC shows and shows syndicated by NBC to milk this bit of coverage, whether for good or bad. Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

Bernie Williams incident
Bernie Williams has been accused of damaging a reporter's camera and hitting her in the face at a bar in Puerto Rico. It sounds like Williams was invited to jam there with another local musician and the reporter began taking pictures until Williams took the camera away from her. Someone at the bar said Williams might have hit her with his elbow at some point. The reporter apparently asked Williams to return her camera and give her $300, which he did, and then she filed the complaint against Williams. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Paul Taylor Dance Company
This was our first experience with modern dance, and we have to admit, we didn't exactly know what to make of it. It was sort of like ballet, but with a lot more room to maneuver, if you will; there was a lot less sense of rules or structure, and it seemed as though the performers spent a good deal of time on the ground, for one reason or another. There was also room for comedy, an art form poking fun at itself, and this seemed very welcome to the audience. We saw three pieces: "...Byzanthium," a contemplation on the fall of the Byzantine empire with music by Edgard Varese, "Changes," featuring music sung by The Mamas and The Papas, and "Arden Court," with music by William Boyce. Read more... or check out more from our Theater Blog

You only die twice: K-Rock is no more
As of 5 p.m. EST Wednesday, March 11th, 2009, New York's 92.3 K-Rock (CBS owned) will change formats again, this time to a TOP 40 format, putting them in direct competition with Z100 (a Clear Channel radio station). We all remember that after Howard Stern left for satellite radio in 2005, the K-Rock new rock music format was changed to Free-FM, a mostly talk format and some rock music on the weekend. This was a pathetic failure, so... Read more... or check out more from our Radio Blog

The Simpsons ratings are slipping, by The Simpsons standards
On Sunday, March 8, 2009, The Simpsons episode 'No Loan Again, Naturally' was watched by 5.99 million viewers, making it the second least watched episode of the show's history. Only 'Lisa The Drama Queen', also of Season 20 and aired in January of 2009, was watched by less viewers (5.75 million). Family Guy was watched by 7.17 million viewers, King Of The Hill had 4.92 million, and American Dad had 5.32 million. So you're thinking, "Wow, who knew that many people watched King of the Hill?" Yeah, us too. Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

ARod surgery was the right choice
Arod had his surgery on March 9, and we think this was the right choice. From what the doctors are saying, it sounds like ARod will return mid May at 99% - that sounds pretty good! Two days after the surgery, and he's already been cleared to begin rehabbing - more good news. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

iphone fart war makes our brain hurt
Here is the deal: if you have an iphone, you can buy various applications for it, and one of which is fart noises - or should we say, there are two competing fart noise applications. And this is big business, worth thousands of dollars a day, so Air-O-Matic, the makers of Pull My Finger are going to sue iFart Mobile over... well, who cares. We just want to go on record and say that... Read more... or check out more from our Gadgets Blog

Manny Ramirez signs with Dodgers
Uhm, ok - the offer he rejected in February was almost identical to the one he accepted; funny a difference the date on the calendar and complete lack of suitors can make, isn't it? So Manny has finally gone back to where we all knew he was going to any way and you know what? That's just super. But, it's always fun to see super agent Scott Boras take his medicine, as he seemed to believe that Manny Ramirez was going to get a four year deal for around $100 million. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Relax, Johan Santana isn't on the DL
There's a lot of stuff in the press about Johan Santana and his elbow, but everyone needs to relax. You have to understand that things aren't as bad as they may seem. First, its still spring, and Santana is still getting warmed up, like a lot of players. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Spam Mail of the Day
Spam mail is really hilarious, isn't it? The products and schemes, if you will, of these scams are usually ridiculous, but some are funnier than others. They're usually poorly written, or written in a voice that oozes kindness - see, over seas scammers don't seem to understand basic American rudeness! Read more... or check out more from our Internet Blog

John McCain goes back to basics
John McCain may have lost the fight over ear marks, but its good to see that he's getting back to what he does best - bitching about the government spending tax money on dumb crap no one cares about, including the people that live in that particular state. See, this was the only thread of himself that he hung on to during the 2008 presidential campaign, and we think it ultimately killed him... along with Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Broadway closures should reduce congestion and pollution
In a move that we view as direct retaliation for the failure of the congestion pricing plan, Mayor Bloomberg will order the closing of seven blocks between 47th and 42nd Sts. through Times Square, and from 35th to 33rd Sts. through Herald Square. This is added to the two lanes already closed on Broadway between Times Squares and Herald Squares in 2008. Read more... or check out more from our Driving Blog

Manny Ramirez rejects Dodgers latest offer
While Manny Ramirez continues to make the right business decisions, he keeps making the wrong baseball decision. Yes, we understand now that Manny refused the new 2 year $45 million offer because the money was deferred, and we understand that its a poor business decision to accept a deal under those conditions, but this isn't helping his baseball situation. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Bloomberg's street closing initiatives can have positive environmental impact
Mayor Bloomberg's plans to close streets near Broadway around Times Square and Herald Square can have an environmental impact that goes a long way. Our ultimate hope is that this will discourage people from driving into the city, which will reduce air pollution, the green house effect, so on. Read more... or check out more from our Environment Blog

$2 Toll for Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge and Williamsburg Bridge is a great idea
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver is calling for a $2 toll for using the East River bridges, which includes the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge and Williamsburg Bridge. We think this is a plan that's long over due, as the tri state area, regardless of state, is feeling their budgets crunched and combine that with the tri state area's zillions of bridges, tunnels and causeways that need maintenance and repairs. Read more... or check out more from our Driving Blog

Giants sign to Brandon Jacobs to 4 year deal
The Giants have signed Brandon Jacobs to a 4 year deal worth $25 million. By baseball standards, its not a lot of money, but by normal people standards, its crazy money, and by 2009 standards it's insane in the damn membrane money. But, such is the rewards for successful entertainers! Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

President Obama addresses congress on the economy, energy, education and healthcare
President Barack Obama gave us an earful on where we need to go, but not exactly how we're going to get there. But, if significant progress can be made in the areas of the economy, energy, education and healthcare, that'd be an amazing achievement. If the federal government can prod the banking system to start lending and get credit flowing again, that's more than half the battle and will grease the wheels on a number of other issues, but how you actually do this, we have no idea. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Rangers fire Tom Renney
As the New York Rangers have tumbled out of playoff contention and the clock is really ticking away, you can't fire the players, so the Rangers have fired their coach, Tom Renney. If this will get them to the playoffs, we will bow down to GM Glen Sather, but we have no reason to believe this will work, because Sather's firings have never done anything for the franchise before... Read more... or check out more from our Rangers Blog

Stephon Marbury is gone!
Stephon Marbury is finally, officially gone. He's hardly been around anyway, but the partying of ways is official. This is good for the spirit if not for the body, as this won't do much in the way of addition by subtraction, but, there it is, folks. Read more... or check out more from our Knicks Blog

Acting Oscars dominated by politics
Any time the film that wins best picture, namely, Slumdog Millionaire, doesn't get any acting nods, we have to take a closer look at who did win and what films they were in. So, Sean Penn won for Milk and Kate Winslet for The Reader - both actors are established veterans with undeniable talents. Read more... or check out more from our Movies Blog

Slumdog Millionaire
We've only seen two of the movies nominated for Best Picture for the 81st Academy Awards, but we're picking Slumdog Millionaire.
Slumdog Millionaire is the story of Jamal, Madhur and their fellow orphan Latika in an emerging India as Jamal recounts the story of his life which revolves around answering questions on the game show, Who wants to be a Millionaire?. We admit, Millionaire's involvement is part of the reason this film didn't get a five from us. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

A Salary Cap is NOT Coming to Major League Baseball
Major League Baseball will never have a salary cap, no matter what Boston Red Sox owner John Henry says. See, Henry doesn't seem to understand that the Red Sox are one of the haves, like the Yankees; these are two teams that have money, pure and simple. What most people don't understand is that a salary cap, or maximum payroll limit, would also mean a salary minimum. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

ARod News Cycle Fatigue Syndrome
We're sad to report that we've contracted ANCFS - yes, that's right, the dreaded ARod News Cycle Fatigue Syndrome. We understand why it's such a big story, we're just tired of it - not that we ever cared much in the first place - but we understand. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

The Reader
Its hard to give much of a summary of this movie without giving too much away, so we'll only talk about the first act here: After World War II, a teenage boy has a relationship with an older woman in Germany. OK, that's our summary sentence in the style of TV guide. Kate Winslet really rocks the house in this film. Read more...or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Nets keep Vince Carter
The New Jersey Nets shocked us when they didn't trade Vince Carter at the trade deadline. The only reason to keep Carter is because they think they have a legitimate shot at a title - or is it? It might come down to dollars and 'sense' beyond the rest of the contract money owed to Vince Carter. Read more... or check out more from our Nets Blog

Reaction to ARod Press Conference
Alex Rodriguez told us more or clarified more about his steroid use - we didn't really care, but, you just can't ignore a media event of this size. How often do you hear someone asking reporters to make sure they don't trample anyone? This is probably why we pity the guy more than we loathe him - a veritable three ring circus follows him around everywhere he goes. He doesn't help the situation, but that's the reality. You have to wonder if its worth more money than you could possibly spend in a life time... well, Hammer could probably spend it! Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Rangers fans have nothing to smile about
Feb 16: The New York Rangers are 3-5-2 in their last 10 games. Their head coach seems to be days (if not minutes) away from being fired. The Dallas Stars destroyed them by an excruciating 8 goals for a final score of 2-10 Dallas and then the Philadelphia Flyers dominated them at home 2-5. This is not good. In fact, this is very bad. They're having every type of issue a hockey team can have. Read more... or check out more from our Rangers Blog

Happy Valentine's Day!
We hope you have a fun, safe Valentine's Day planned that will stimulate both you, your partner, and the economy. For God's sake, go out to dinner! Buy some flowers and candy, for the sake of all that is! OK, back to love. You might have heard that "Loving you is easy 'cuz you're beautiful" but, it should be pointed out that it's not love but intercourse that's easy when your partner is beautiful. It might be easy to trick yourself into believing you love someone because they're a pocketful of handsome, but there's more to love than that. That's just our take. If you're still cruising the single scene, try some of our patented recession pick up lines. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

Important Things with Demetri Martin
Important Things with Demetri Martin stars Demetri Martin. We can't stress that enough. You might have seen Demetri Martin doing a Comedy Central special - he'd be the dude with a guitar and a big ass pad, dispensing truth at a leisurely rate. Read more... or check out more from our TV Blog

Baseball's Steroid Controversy is a Joke
Sure, we're totally sick of the conversation about steroids in baseball, but that's not what makes it a pathetic joke; it's really the lack of adequate testing for all performance enhancing drugs. Sure, they're testing for steroids, but they're not testing for human growth hormone. So, who cares if ARod confessed that he used steroids in his three seasons with the Texas Rangers? Who cares if 103 other players also tested positive? All of them and any other players could be using human growth hormone right now, so who cares? Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Prediction comes to pass as Steelers win Super Bowl
Since we picked so poorly in the MLB playoffs, it's nice to finally get one right and see the Pittsburgh Steelers crowned Super Bowl champions. Sure, we like Kurt Warner, but what ya gonna do? Somebody had to win, and somebody had to lose. Was there some tough calls in the game? Sure; it's football, there always are. Could they of at least reviewed that Warner fumble? Guess not. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

ESPN searches for fattest Yankee
We kid you not, folks - ESPN's Page 2 is running an article on which Yankee had the most pin stripes on their uniform. Seriously. Paul Lukas wrote the article. We're not kidding. Somebody thought that ESPN users would be interested in this. Now, we know Page 2 is supposed to be hilarious, and we know Peter Gammons isn't the only Red Sox fan at ESPN, but come on... Does anyone really read this stuff? Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Bernie Williams to play Winter Ball, WBC
Our beloved former Yankee Bernie Williams will be playing Winter Ball in Puerto Rico for the Carolina Giants in preparation for playing with the Puerto Ricon team team in next spring's World Baseball Classic. On the one hand, this is great news! We love the idea of seeing Bernie in action again and will definitely root for the Puerto Ricon team in the WBC next spring. Read more... or check out more from our Sports Blog

Amazon releasing Kindle 2
Amazon is releasing the Kindle 2, an electronic book reader. Who is this product for? We're of the belief that several pieces of paper binded together is pretty state of the art and has been since the Renaissance. But lets take a step back - have you or do you know ANYONE who has purchased an electronic book? It sounds like there are some neat features, like switching from read mode to audio book mode via text to speech software by Nuance. Read more... or check out more from our Books Blog

Reactions to ARod Steroids "allegations"
First off, are we nuts, or did this story already break two years ago? ARod ran around and denied it... anyone? Hello?
We have to ask ourselves, at the end of the steroid era day (and in terms of being interested in this, it is the end of the day for us), we just don't care. We thought we cared about this issue, but we don't. ARod is an entertainer, and entertainers do stuff like this for... hm, maybe money, fame, even immortality? We can't say, but we just don't care any more. Professional athletes use steroids? Yes, we knew this. We've seen Olympians stripped of their medals, football's "False Glory: Steelers and Steroids : The Steve Courson Story" and yes, the amazingly boring Barry Bonds saga that seems like it will never end. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Yankees sign Mark Teixeria
In their best move of the off season, the Yankees have signed Mark Teixeria to be their first baseman for eight years at $180 million. This is a big pickup for them as they've done several things at once: kept Teixeria out of Boston, which would have been a disaster for the Yankees; plugged a big hole at 1st base; picked up a desperately needed #3 hitter to replace Bobby Abreu and gotten the team younger and more athletic. This was the best business and baseball decision the Yankees could have made. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Yankees sign AJ Burnett
The Yankees have reportedly signed AJ Burnett for $81.5 million over five years. Like the CC Sabathia deal, it's an order of broccoli sautéed in garlic sauce, extra spicy. Was this a good move? Yes, we think so - we always prefer free agent signings because we want the Yankees to hold on to their best prospects and only use them for emergency in season trades. Some of the Yankees brightest stars of recent memory have been home grown. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Yankees sign CC Sabathia
Well, everyone is saying CC Sabathia has signed with the New York Yankees for $161 million over seven years. That's a spicy falafel ball. There are at least two very different ways of looking at this deal. For the Yankees, not making the playoffs last year is akin to not playing "God Bless America" during the seventh inning stretch. They're opening a new ballpark for 2009, and they need a serious product they can market to advertisers and their fan base who'll see a ticket price increase during a season when most of us aren't exactly flush with cash. Oh yeah, and they're really short on starting pitchers. Read more... or check out more from our Yankees Blog

Gran Torino
Clilnt Eastwood dispenses his own brand of justice that we've all come to know and love in Gran Torino. You know how it is; you mess with Clint, well, he's tough, he can handle it. You mess with his neighbors, teenagers who are not tough, well, you're bound to make him mad. And that's a mistake. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Valkyrie
Bryan Singer and a star studded cast bring the famous 'July 20' attack on Adolf Hitler's life to the big screen in Valkyrie. Here's some star power for ya: Tom Cruise, Kenneth Branagh, Bill Nighy, Tom Wilkinson, Terence Stamp, Eddie Izzard and others... yes, Eddie Izzard! No heels, though... bummer. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

W.
Oliver Stone's new film, W., won't satisfy Democrats, who'll say Stone was too soft on Bush (that's hilarious, by the way) and Republicans, who'll feel that Stone took some cheap shots at the commander in chief's intelligence during a presidential election campaign, even if it's not Bush's. Read more... or check out more from our Movie Reviews Blog

Barack Obama sworn in at frigid Inauguration
President Barack Hussein Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States on January 20th, 2009 before a veritable sea of people on a chilly winter's day. He spoke of not sacrificing freedom for safety and for making choices that should have already been made - essentially, it went something like this:
The previous administration broke some stuff and ignored some stuff. The Obama administration is going to fix some stuff and address the ignored stuff - if you're not down with that, please, get out of the way now. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Barack Obama Wins Presidency
Will someone teach spell check to learn President Barack Obama's name?
In all seriousness, it's refreshing to vote for someone who actually won! Let's break down how Obama won, but really, how McCain did his best to sandbag himself at just about every turn since he secured the nomination. Read more... or check out more from our Politics Blog

Giants eliminated from playoffs
"D'oh!"
Well, that was quick - not that the Giants have been inspiring much confidence lately anyway, but it was still sad to see the Giants go down to the Philadelphia Eagles as their reign as Super Bowl Champions steadily comes to a close.
In two previous meeting with the Philadelphia Eagles, our New York Giants won the first meeting in a tough Sunday night game full of anxiety in Philadelphia. We went to their second meeting at Giants Stadium in the good old Meadowlands only to be disappointed by the Giants poor play and decision making. Read more... or check out more from our Giants Blog

Jets miss playoffs
We hate to say we told you so, but, as predicted, the Jets missed the playoffs again, despite the addition of Brett Favre. After watching him in those games after their 8-3 start, he was just awful. So many interceptions. They need to move forward and spend their money elsewhere; bringing back Brett Favre would be a mistake. Firing Eric Mangini is only the first step on the road to recovering. Read more... or check out more from our Jets Blog

Jets Shaun Ellis Won't Get Suspended
In an attempted to keep up with the New York Giants, the New York Jets decided they needed their own scandal, and Shaun Ellis obliged by getting pulled over in Hanover, NJ for speeding and being cited for possession of marijuana and driving without insurance. Well done, there. Read more... or check out more from our Jets Blog

Stephon Marbury is a never ending problem for the Knicks
"How do you solve a problem like [Stephon Marbury]?" No idea.
Now that the Knicks have banned Stephon Marbury, he said he wants to play or be released and won't accept a buyout, for whatever reason, we can't guess - he just wants to screw the Knicks hard, but we'll get back to that. Cuttino Mobley is apparently very ill and may retire, given the Knicks a hole at guard, and they still don't seem interested in Marbury playing for them. Read more... or check out more from our Knicks Blog

Mets trade for JJ Putz, deal Aaron Heilman, then deal Scott Schoeneweis
The New York Mets have about worn out the trade market, shipping out familiar parts for seemingly shinny new ones. By dealing Aaron Heilman, who reportedly issued a start me or trade me ultimatum and bringing in JJ Putz as KRod's setup man, the Mets have improved their bullpen, even if Putz has a history of injury trouble. We really thought Scott Schoeneweis was a good acquisition for the Mets, and his first season was pretty much a bust, even if his numbers did improve last year... but, he wasn't someone the Mets really trusted when the gave the ball, so this might be addition by subtraction here. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Mets sign Francisco Rodriguez
The New York Mets have signed the best closer available in Francisco Rodriguez for a 3 year, $30+ million dollar deal. It's a really good deal for the Mets and sort of a downer for the other closers on the free agent market, or anyone who wanted to trade their closer (Seattle), because KRod's agent was saying he wanted 5 years, $75 million... but that kind of a deal is Mariano Rivera country. Read more... or check out more from our Mets Blog

Yahoo profits decline
Since the third quarter ended, you may have heard how Yahoo!'s profits are in the toilet. How did this happen? It's pretty simple: Yahoo! probably makes most of their money from pay per click searches - you know, the 'sponsored ads' on the page. Well, they've really screwed their system up. Read more... or check out more from our Internet Blog

Star Wars Lost Scene
The YouTube below from BrokenToe shows what appears to be a low budget opening to Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope. Here, instead of the opening battle sequence between Senator Leia Organa and Darth Vader's ship, we see Luke observing the battle from the surface of Tatooine. Read more... or check out more from our Movies Blog

Guns N' Roses Chinese Democracy
Wikipedia cites that Guns N' Roses new album, Chinese Democracy, has been in production since 1995. From that point to now, no original band members remain besides Axel Rose - we're pleased to note that his voice has held up well over the nearly two decades worth of waiting. Now, we're the first to admit that we're not the biggest Guns N'Roses fans (it's hard to get behind a band that has an apostrophe in their name), but we were curious to see what this album would sound like without Slash, one of the biggest names in hard rock guitar. Apparently, the line up we came to know just couldn't get along. Read more... or check out more from our Music Blog

Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting 2008
We took in the Christmas Tree Lighting at Rockefeller Center again this year - it was a cold night, which we thankfully avoided. From high atop the Rock, we saw performers (or rather watched them on television) like Beyonce, David Cook, Jonas Brothers, Faith Hill, Tony Bennett, Harry Connick Jr., Mily Cyrus, Aretha Franklin, and probably others... it was funny to here people yelling (and perhaps swooning) at the appearance of The Today Show’s Al Roker. Seriously. People were all pumped up about seeing Al, and who can blame them? Al knows weather. Read more... or check out more from our Culture Blog

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