If you are interested in the environment and enjoy reading engaging, scientific literature that reads more like a novel, then you will enjoy Voyage of the Turtle—In Pursuit of the Earth’s Last Dinosaur by Carl Safina.

The latest news on Nintendo Wii, Nintendo is going to be launching a new game known as MySims, which will allow players to create their own Sims.

With labels we only seek to hurt ourselves. Why should we label ourselves with the threat of becoming targets of hatred and bigotry? The problem and solution to labelling is presented in this compelling diatribe by Dominick Evans.

In this edition of Scrubs JD gets his scooter license taken away, gets rejected by two women and yet he learns a heartwarming lesson from one of his patients.

Fighting for Air is a book that everyone should consider reading. Offering a hard look at the media, how much information they have, and how little you and the rest of the public are ever really told. This novel by Eric Klinenberg ends up refreshing and bothersome all at the same time, though any way you cut it, it needs to be read.

Guest Post by: RPalladino The Phenomenal Ruthie Foster Blue Corn Music Records With her previous four albums, Austin-based singer/sometime songwriter Ruthie Foster has carved her own furrow, full of soul and meaning (not to mention that incredible voice). With this new release, Foster has let go of the originality of her preceding albums and this [...]

Guest Post by: Doug G Written by a newcomer and with a back cover sporting a disheartening plot synopsis (A main character that’s an ex-soldier turned gangster? His beautiful yet dangerous femme fatale partner? Their search for a long lost Da Vinci painting? UGH), I came into this book without much in the way of [...]

Breakpoint By Richard A Clarke offers plenty for the reader to think about long after you have read the last page. A deep novel with an action-packed and frightening subject matter, Breakpoint is worth reading and analyzing. Of course, you run the risk of having to ask yourself who the real enemy is in matter such as the ones discussed in the novel.

Kellie Pickler’s Small Town Girl will likely hit the mark with Country fans. Literary Illusions Critic, Ashtyn Evans discusses all the good and bad that she found in the CD and she lets you in on why she’d even consider listening to it twice.

The self-titled debut album for Taylor Hicks offered little in the way of entertainment for Literary Illusions Critic, Ashtyn Evans. Ashtyn was hoping for something that would show Hicks has talent, but all she was left with was 12 songs, a forgettable sound, and hope for a better cd next time.

“Mysteryville” provides hours of fun as you try to solve the mystery of the missing cats. Along the way, you will havve to find items that the packrats in this town keep all over the place, in order to advance the story. To find out all about “Mysteryville”, check out the following review.

Check out our YouTube of the Day. This YouTube explains those not so subtle differences between men and women in the shower. How accurate is this? Let us know what you think!