Dead Reckoning brings us back to Bon Temps with our favorite telepathic southern waitress, Sookie Stackhouse. The eleventh installment of The Southern Vampire Series, by Charlaine Harris, shows us it’s better than ever with a more matured, evolved Sookie dealing with the various supernatural mayhem in her life. Once again Sookie finds herself in more danger, but this time around she is able to handle herself better.
The movie I have been waiting for since it was first announced in 2009 has finally hit theaters and it did not disappoint. As a long time comic book fan, particularly of Marvel comics, it is amazing to see all my favorite characters translated from the page to the big screen.
Dana Delany stars in ABC’s Body of Proof as Megan Hunt, a former brilliant neurosurgeon who is now a brilliant medical examiner after a car accident left her unable to perform surgeries on live patients.
I first hesitated buying Dragon Age 2, not having played the first game Dragon Age: Origins, but having heard many good things, I decided what the hell I have time to kill. And boy was I not disappointed.
Always on the lookout for new music, I stumbled onto Foster the People while listening to radio, which I do from time to time. A perfect example of good alternative rock, Foster the People mix the rock/alt genre with some electronic synths to get an amazing sound reminiscent of the late 90s, which is my favorite decade for its birth of music.
Yesterday, March 11, the iPad 2 hit stores, to replace the best selling product Apple has launched since the iPhone. Making some improvements on the original iPad, iPad 2 is sure to be a best seller, the real question is should you buy it?
I had the great immense luxury of getting Rob Thurman’s Blackout early to review, meaning I got my fix of Cal and company early. Which was so awesome to say the least. Blackout, the sixth book in the Cal Leandros series, is probably my favorite with my only complaint being that Cal the main character’s powers are reduced. However, this is an awesome book.
It’s once again a new year, a time when we look back and lists are made about the good and bad in 2010, here I present the Best top 10 in television. Note there are spoilers.
10. The Vampire Diaries- Beginning with ten making my way down to number 1, is the Vampire Diaries.
I first heard the “Dog Days Are Over” live on the radio; I was so impressed and enamored by Florence Welch’s powerful voice that I had to find out more about this band and their music. I bought the album and began listening.
I have been waiting for the sequel to 1982’s Tron since I first heard about it last summer, since then I have been in agony waiting for this film to come out. Seeing the new poster rivaling the old Tron poster sent my nerdism into overdrive.
