These two films did exactly what shorts ought to do. Rather than simply telling a good story, shorts should strive to make a lasting impact. Like a quick punch, they should provide an instant awakening.

I didn’t want to put the cops as heroes and put the victims as eternal victims and put the pedophiles as the mean people. To me that is too easy.

Tank’s fifth album, (fourth with his shirt off on the cover, if you’re counting)This is How I Feel attempts to keep the familiar R&B formula rolling, but also goes back in the archives a bit to show a softer side to counter the player image he’s built up.

Heck, it’s even obvious from the album cover that Meiko is a woman transformed, and it’s great to hear her getting her emotions out all over the record.

Dirt Showdown takes the series in a new direction, but will it be any fun?

Ever wonder where in the world Scooby Doo has gone? This collection takes us around the globe! These are some of the classics, from 1976-1984, that find Scooby, Shaggy, Fred, Vilma, and Daphne out sleuthing while on various vacations.

Enrico Colantoni heads up a Strategic Response Team on a Canadian show that CBS has run each summer, each week bringing a strong story about a person on the verge of madness and the team intent on stopping it.

We have all had moments where we felt like Charlie Brown. We can never quite seem to kick that football. We are walking in the shadow of someone else’s charisma. When we feel like a win is coming, the game gets rained out.

The TV Western was on life support, but AMC found it and brought it back. While the show was well-acted, fast-paced, and entertaining as late night television, it’s even more spectacular on Blu-ray.

Glenn Close delivers a stunning portrayal… of a man. In fact, I don’t understand how Glenn Close could be nominated at the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards and walk away empty handed.