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	Grade: B | Genre: British Rock Summary: This was a very high-energy show that was carried on a dynamic crowd and Muse's epic sound. I do wish Razorlight could have made a stronger showing by balancing out their sound more evenly and we could have gotten Matt Bellamy to give us a little something beyond the music.

Ears...must...stop...ringing. You know you've done some permanent damage when your ears are still ringing the day after a show. That blood can't be a good sign either. That was the first thing you noticed about the Muse / Razorlight show -- it was friggin' loud. There were a couple numbers during Razorlight's set that were seriously piercing then I guess my ears were bludgeoned into submission because I didn't really notice it after that. Man, I'm getting old. Oh well, hearing your grandchildren is an overrated experience anyway. The British invasion was definitely underway as Muse and Razorlight stormed the stages of Tabernacle wielding their electrifying tunes wearing the heavy cloak of rock's salvation.

I was in a heated discussion a couple weeks ago on Blogcritics over Grey's Anatomy swiping Boston Legal's choice 10pm time slot on ABC. It looks like it will come to pass after all. ABC has announced that Grey's will keep its Sunday night slot and Boston Legal's season will be cut short to accomodate this. It isn't currently known where Boston Legal will end up, but the bump is yet another set back for the retooled version of the Practice.

Read the full article at CNN and be sure to check out Grey's Anatomy if you haven't had the pleasure.

1. Sahara - $18,500,000
2. Sin City - $14,115,000
3. Fever Pitch - $13,000,000
4. Guess Who - $7,100,000
5. Beauty Shop - $7,100,000
6. Robots - $4,650,000
7. Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous - $4,125,000
8. The Pacifier - $3,033,000
9. The Ring Two - $2,900,000
10. The Upside of Anger - $2,600,000

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	Grade: A | Genre: Drama Series Summary: In its heyday, 21 Jump Street was special because it was the only show focused on serious matters that teens faced. Such bold topics like teen pornography, drug trafficing, and AIDS were regularly addressed and had America's youth, including myself, captivated.

Before Beverly Hills 90120 and similar programs slanted toward youth culture, there was a show known today as being the launching pad for a young Johnny Depp. Dig deeper and you'll find a drama with a loyal cult following thanks to its edgy story lines focused on teen drama.

At the time, 21 Jump Street was the FOX network's only hour-long program that also took risks by touching on mature social issues such as sexuality, drugs, and suicide.

	Grade: C | Genre: Rock Summary: Though it's decent album and one that many critics will probably argue about, there just isn't enough creativity to fill all your "Thirteen Senses."

Being compared to the likes of Coldplay and Travis is nothing to sneeze at and a great way to gain some band recognition. Thirteen Senses, one of the newer British exports, arrives just in time to take a piece of the pie before it runs out...or has it?