Well well well, finally, a browser that’s even more simpler than Firefox! I’ve been eagerly waiting the launch of Google’s browser. Forget Internet Explorer, and if you’re using that browser, I suggest that you dump that crappy software for Google Chrome. I would’ve said Firefox but having used Chrome today, I’m extremely pleased with it. [...]
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House, has now overtaken Prison Break as my favorite TV series of the moment. The ending of House Season 3 was dynamite, when Chase was fired, Cameron & Foreman both quitting - it was something unexpected. I thought it was cool.
Season 4 turned out to be better, instead of the return of the trio, House [...]
Frankly, the novelty is dying off, just like many other TV shows. Season 1 was awesome, Season 2 was OK, Season 3 looks like it’s running out of ideas. I’m actually worried for this TV series, because it’s my favorite, and with its plot, it HAS to end really soon. This is one of those [...]
Firstly, I think, overall, it’s an improvement of Season 6. This season focuses on Clark’s cousin Kara (who’s Supergirl), Lana’s ever-dodgy behaviour (gets annoying, I can’t wait for her character to die!), Chloe who realizes she’s a meteor-freak. There’s one death in this season, which is expected for Superman, but unexpected at this stage.
Lex becomes [...]
He’s been my favorite American Idol ever since he did Chris Cornell’s version of Billie Jean. Although it was not original as the judges believed, it was arguably better than Cornell’s version. I predicted the top 3 to be David Cook, Michael Johns and David Archuleta.
I hated last year’s American Idol - Jordin Sparks and [...]
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It’s very rare that I review movies, though you’d be surprised to know how many movies that I watch every week. On a side note, “Death Sentence” & “Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead” are good movies to watch - gripping stuff. “There Will Be Blood” & “No Country for Old Men” are strange - [...]
“Songs from the Sparkle Lounge” is a lame name for an album, especially when it comes from a rock band like Def Leppard. The album sounds nothing like the name, it’s pretty rocking stuff. The style of the album has some 80s sapidity to it. There is only one ballad in “Love”, though it doesn’t [...]
This album, was much anticipated by me. Simply because of my previous entries of Flo Rida - before the songs hit the charts, “Low” and the Timbaland-powered “Elevator”. This album is not too tatty, with some pretty decent songs, like “In The Ayer” with Will.I.Am, “Don’t Know How to Act” feat Yung Joc and “Roll” [...]
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