Billboard CD reviews: John Mayer, Morrissey, Blind Boys (Reuters)
Billboard singles reviews: Rascal Flatts, Janet Jackson (Reuters) Reuters - Rascal Flatts' third single from the album "Unstoppable" tackles what might be the group's darkest subject yet: the loss of a friend to suicide. Review: Arsenault's latest novel a fast-paced romp (AP)
New Woodrow Wilson bio presents a complex figure (AP)
Japanese "Love Exposure" a giddy mix of sex, religion (Reuters) Reuters - A priest's son embarks on a path of sin and panty photography motivated by confession-compulsion in "Love Exposure." Capsule reviews: `Precious' and others (AP) AP - Capsule reviews of films opening this week: Intriguing racial saga better as a documentary (Reuters) Reuters - Some true-life tales are better suited to documentaries than fictionalized feature films. Return "The Box" to sender (Reuters) Reuters - Maybe the movie should be called "The Chinese Box." "La Danse" an elegant tribute to ballet stars (Reuters) Reuters - Frederick Wiseman has been making documentaries for the last 40 years, turning a sharp eye on a huge number of social and cultural institutions. You can save this news page by submitting it to your favorite sites:
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Reuters - With all of his recent tweeting and tabloid coverage, it's a wonder John Mayer had time to write new music -- much less the best and most adventurous of his four studio albums.
AP - "Loot the Moon" (Minotaur), 276 pages, $24.99, by Mark Arsenault: Billy Povich, former investigative reporter, has been reassigned to write obituaries — his newspaper's way of encouraging him to quit.
AP - "Woodrow Wilson" (Knopf, 704 pages, $35), By John Milton Cooper Jr.: Soon after he was elected president in 1912, Woodrow Wilson told a former colleague at Princeton University that all of his preparation for office was in the domestic sphere and it would be "an irony of fate" if his administration were to be consumed by concerns over foreign ......