Singer: ADAM LAMBERTSong: "Mad World"Monkeys As Critics' Take: I'm not a fan of the performance-repetition thing, even when it's required. Take the very finest repeated performances in "Idol" history --...
Singer: ALLISON IRAHETASong: "Someone to Watch Over Me"Monkeys As Critics' Take: I believe we clarified the week's theme as Songs From The Rat Pack Era because while the Rat Pack had many female satelli...
Following in the footsteps of Sylvester Stallone, Alicia Silverstone is looking to return to one of her more beloved -- wait, possibly the only beloved character in her career: Cher, the ditzy, but charming popular hi...
Singer: ADAM LAMBERTSong: "Tracks of My Tears"Monkeys As Critics' Take: Hair slicked back, natty light suit, under-played guyliner, accompanied only by an acoustic guitar and and a standing bass, this i...
The Peabody winning "Battlestar Galactica" has a special place in the hearts of the thousands of fans who have stuck by the show since it started off as a Sci Fi miniseries in 2004. Five years and four extended ...
Christine (Alison Lohman) tried to find someone to help her with the crazy events going on in her life in Sam Raimi's "Drag Me To Hell."
Singer: ALEX WAGNER-TRUGMANSong: "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues"Monkeys as Critics' Take: Alex reads what we say about him on the Internet and he's been going to the gym to try to become les...
Singer: ADAM LAMBERTSong: "Satisfaction"Monkeys As Critics Take: This is the second straight week that the singer who received the most pre-Top 36 exposure (other than Nick/Normund, obviously) also got ...
Yes, none other than Sasha Fierce (TM) herself will appear on the stage of the Kodak Theater. No, she won't be accepting an Oscar (how silly), she'll be singing in Hugh Jackman and Baz Luhrmann's showstopping nu...
I hope you had a chance to read and enjoy the first part of this series, where I picked the must see titles for 2009.
So why are these films listed here as question marks instead of under the must-see section...
