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|  | | Jonas and the Wail
by Bob Hoose
Have you heard the way a crowd of teens and tweens sounds at a rock concert in the neo-Elvis Presley era of 2008? We've determined to find out if you can tell by the wail just how good or bad a band might be. First up: Jonas Brothers.
 | | | |  | | Darkness Falls After Twilight
by Steven Isaac
The fourth and presumably final book in Stephenie Meyer's 'Twilight' saga is out and already in the hands of millions of eager readers. Is heroine Bella Swan the new Harry Potter? Merely another vampire groupie? Or something else entirely? We scoured the series to find out.
| | | |  | | Mad About 'Mad Men'
by Paul Asay
Are we mad about 'Mad Men'? Or does this original AMC series about 1960s Madison Ave. just make us mad? The answer, like the show itself, is not that simple.
| | | |  | | Metal Days of Yore ... Relived
by Adam R. Holz
Def Leppard, Whitesnake and Mötley Crüe, in the midst of a throng of other now-ancient metal acts, all have new albums on store shelves and in iTunes download lists. There's a lot to learn from looking at what these bands offered then ... and now.
| | | |  | | Nas and the Letter N
by Paul Asay
Mega-popular rapper Nas removed the offensive title from his controversial new album. But that doesn't mean the message inside is any more palatable.
| | | |  | | How Carlin's Cursing Changed America
by Paul Asay
When comedian George Carlin died this summer at age 71, it became apparent that his court jester life was to be defined by just seven dirty words.
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