One Sentence Media Reviews
It isn't often that a major news article manages to thread together multiple levels (from on the ground reports on up through to big picture theorizing) about a thorny policy issue into a coherent and compelling narrative, but this Chicago Reader piece about food distribution policy efforts manages to do just that and more - the multiple levels of detail also make it a good entry point for anyone in Chicago who wants to learn more about these efforts.
My favorite Jackie Chan era (92-02ish) never fails to deliver, such as in this delightfully stupid and impeccably stunted action comedy extravaganza.
A hard, sad, funny, sometimes brilliant, very rape-y movie (so, like, I would not recommend it to most), full of moments and characters that manage to be simultaneously theatrical and profoundly human.
This incredibly long and detailed fantasy epic series is entirely too incredibly long and detailed; by 25% through I realized that remembering who all the different main characters were would take far more effort than the book deserved.