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• Barbie Latza Nadeau: Will Amanda Knox’s Parents Go to Jail?The Knox family, for their part, is portrayed as even-tempered and wholly genuine in support of their daughter. Marcia Gay Harden expertly captures the essence of Knox's mother Edda Mellas, down to her freeflowing tears and her endearing optimism that every story has a happy ending. There is even a scene in which the Knox family meets with their media manager David Marriott to plan the public-relations offensive, complete with someone sporting a "Free Amanda" T-shirt. Hayden Pantierre does an admirable job playing the quirky Seattle native, even though she passed up an opportunity to meet Knox in prison last year. The film questions Knox's awareness of what was happening around her and hints at a genuine love story between her and Sollecito. Suggestions that Knox could be guilty are rampant, but there are just as many implying she could have simply been in the wrong place doing the wrong things at the wrong time. … [Read more...] about Lifetime’s Amanda Knox Movie: Review by Latza Nadeau Barbie

I’ve used nearly every smartphone keyboard on the market, and the touch keyboard on the Z10 is the best yet. I make a lot less frustrating typos than on the iPhone 5 and Galaxy S III, and I really like the word suggestion feature. You can swipe up from the keyboard to accept suggestions, which really saves time when typing with one hand. Yes, there are plenty of third-party Android keyboards that are awesome, but one it comes to the typing experience you get out of the box, BlackBerry 10 can’t be beat. Anyone (not just business types) can appreciate that. … [Read more...] about 5 reasons the BlackBerry bashers are wrong

On Thursday, Devin Faraci broke his silence with a Medium post titled “Where I Am.” In the brief entry, he wrote that, “In October of last year a woman (it’s not my place to name her) came forward to accuse me of groping her in 2003. I don’t remember the incident, but I know that I have been a blackout drinker. Faced with this serious accusation I had only one choice: believe the woman making the claim and accept personal responsibility. I felt that the morally correct action was to remove myself from my position and my world and to be quiet.” Faraci continued, “I have spent the last eleven months lying low and focusing on my recovery and spirituality. A few months into my recovery I was given the chance to do low-level copywriting as a way to keep my rent paid as I continued the journey. Now circumstances have arisen that leave me unemployed and back in the news… These are hard days for everyone. I am sorry to have made them harder for … [Read more...] about How a Sexual-Assault Accusation Against a ‘Feminist’ Film Blogger Shook Up the Indie Film World

The kids of Green Room aren’t reminiscent of the punks of ’70s Britain, or even the (sub)urban punks Saulnier grew up with two decades later. But they do embody a defiant millennial echo of the eternal punk spirit. By the time they find themselves outgunned and outmanned, backed into the dark corners of their labyrinthine bunker prison, their ranks dwindling one squishy and stomach-turning kill at a time, they find that they do care quite a bit about something: staying alive. … [Read more...] about Patrick Stewart on Making a Terrorist: ‘They’re Given a Role, an Identity, a Sense of Belonging’

The bureaucratic politics are plentiful, including sniping and sharp elbows from the other armed services (except for the Coast Guard, which the others repeatedly ridicule). The worst of that comes from Naird's longtime rival Gen. Kick Grabaston ("The Americans'" Noah Emmerich), chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. … [Read more...] about ‘Space Force’ casts Steve Carell in a broad satire that never achieves liftoff