 | UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT -- Game over
DERRIK J. LANG examines video game endings in this installment of asap's weekly video game video. |
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| THE END -- The end of a beautiful montage
We think this is the beginning of a beautiful montage -- about the end. RAY KUGLER would like to think so, anyway. |
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| THE END, SORT OF -- Everything is regurgitated
Riding into the sunset has never been more transitory. LISA TOLIN on the eternal sunshine of a popular idea. |
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| THE END -- Famous last words
COLLEEN LONG shows you the best endings in literary history. In her opinion, at least. |
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| NITTY GRITTY -- Throwing (with) the towel
Troubling with the short flip to first base? Time to throw in the towel. JOHN MARSHALL brings the lesson to you in this asap sports how-to video. |
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| MUSIC -- Hip-hop, and parenting, don't stop
As a dad, ANDALE GROSS wrestles with the music he loves -- and that his own father despised. |
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| HIT REFRESH -- MP3s for the road
MATTHEW PERPETUA says goodbye he offers three songs for download. |
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| FILM & FOOD -- Hollywood's hunger-inducing scenes
In an asap interactive, HOWIE RUMBERG and PETER HAMLIN combine mouthwatering movie clips with recipes that can help you make life imitate art. |
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| MOVIES -- On the train with Jason and Wes
Aren't these guys sick of trains? The star and director of 'The Darjeeling Limited' ride the rails outside LA. RYAN PEARSON rides along. |
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| HIT REFRESH -- Falling MP3s
MATTHEW PERPETUA offers three songs for download that strike an autumnal chord. |
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| TV -- How do you say 'American Idol' in Telugu?
In an asap video, RAGHURAM VADAREVU explores how things changed dramatically when his father, an immigrant from India, started importing TV programs in his native language of Telugu. |
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| MOVIES -- Emile Hirsch, 'Wild' 'n out
The star of 'Into the Wild' talks to RYAN PEARSON about Sean Penn, greed and going full monty. |
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| TV -- Shopping with Daniel
New York super-chef and TV host Daniel Boulud hits gastronomy's highest notes at his restaurant. You might not ever get there in your own kitchen -- but you can get sorta-kinda close. By HOWIE RUMBERG. |
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| HIT REFRESH -- Three flavors in one tight package
MATTHEW PERPETUA brings you three MP3s that taste great together. |
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| MUSIC -- Raffi 2.0
Can children's music start a revolution? asap's HILLARY RHODES interviews a folk singer for kids who is trying to reconnect with his now-adult fans to confront world issues. |
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| BOOK PUSHER -- Five more tomes Hollywood could ruin
KEVIN SAMPSELL offers his take on potential literary-to-big-screen pitfalls. |
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| HIT REFRESH -- Rock, urgently
MATTHEW PERPETUA offers three MP3s for free download. |
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| BOOK--All fun and no play makes Jack a dull boy
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| BOOKS -- All fun and no play makes Jack a dull boy
HOWIE RUMBERG reviews the new biography, "Five Easy Decades: How Jack Nicholson Became the Biggest Movie Star in Modern Times" |
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| BOOKS -- Zuckerman unwound
Philip Roth's Zuckerman franchise isn't perfect. But, as BEN DOLNICK argues, that's a good part of the appeal. |
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