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1. stupid christians
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... show up on the scene until almost 4000 years ago. this is not rocket science here, who made who? its painfully obvious. ...

2. 'Carnage' movie review, trailer: Polanski's take loses some bite
(Entertainment/Movies)

... on the road to catharsis. Reilly is affable and probably the funniest of the bunch. He’s like an “every man” stuck in the middle of a painfully absurd display of political correctness. Winslet, surprisingly, ...

3. REVIEW: ‘Bonnie & Clyde’ shoot it out on Broadway
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny JOIN US AT NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM ON OUR NEWSROOM ON FACEBOOK ON TWITTER  ...

4. REVIEW: Alan Rickman leads a so-what ‘Seminar’
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome JOIN US AT NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM ...

5. REVIEW: ‘Wild Animals You Should Know’ studies a sociopath
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... Sugar’ REVIEW: Forget about ‘The Atmosphere of Memory’ REVIEW: ‘Asuncion’ depicts a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny ...

6. REVIEW: ‘An Evening with Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin’ glows
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome REVIEW: Steve Jobs and Apple are sharply peeled by Mike Daisey spiel REVIEW: Samuel L. Jackson ascends ...

7. REVIEW: ‘Blood and Gifts’ dramatizes Afghan conflicts
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... Atmosphere of Memory’ REVIEW: ‘Asuncion’ depicts a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves ...

8. REVIEW: ‘Cotton Club Parade’ dances upon Duke Ellington’s musicality
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome REVIEW: Steve Jobs and Apple are sharply peeled by Mike Daisey spiel REVIEW: Samuel L. Jackson ...

9. REVIEW: ‘Radio City Christmas Spectacular’ merrily mixes traditional and new scenes
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... ‘Asuncion’ depicts a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome REVIEW: ...

10. REVIEW: ‘Private Lives’ goes flat
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... ‘The Atmosphere of Memory’ REVIEW: ‘Asuncion’ depicts a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ ...

11. REVIEW: ‘Burning’ mocks artists and their world
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome REVIEW: Steve Jobs and Apple are sharply peeled by Mike ...

12. REVIEW: ‘Standing on Ceremony’ anthologizes new plays about gay marriage
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... of Memory’ REVIEW: ‘Asuncion’ depicts a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless ...

13. Moral courage and the Penn State child sexual abuse case
(Opinion/Commentary)

... than bravery in battle or great intelligence. Yet it is the one essential, vital quality for those who seek to change a world that yields most painfully to change.” These words rang in my ears as I took ...

14. REVIEW: ‘Fragments’ offers a Samuel Beckett sampler
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome REVIEW: Steve Jobs and Apple are sharply peeled by Mike Daisey ...

15. 'Godspell' on Broadway: God, it was a long spell
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... in this painfully intimate venue. But I couldn’t smile, not with my 31-year-old stepson leaving for a few beers (though, thank the Lord, you could bring a drink into the theater) or my 12-year-old son ...

16. REVIEW: Hugh Jackman arrives ‘Back on Broadway’
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... ‘Asuncion’ depicts a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome REVIEW: ...

17. REVIEW: World War times unfurl in ‘The Blue Flower’
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome REVIEW: Steve Jobs and Apple are sharply peeled by Mike Daisey spiel REVIEW: Samuel L. Jackson ascends ...

18. REVIEW: ‘Venus in Fur’ gets sexy with Nina Arianda and Hugh Dancy
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... ‘Asuncion’ depicts a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome REVIEW: ...

19. REVIEW: Sam Waterston storms as ‘King Lear’
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

...  REVIEW: Forget about ‘The Atmosphere of Memory’ REVIEW: ‘Asuncion’ depicts a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ...

20. REVIEW: ‘All-American’ suggests TV-Land
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... ‘Asuncion’ depicts a loser REVIEW: ‘Chinglish’ laughs about miscommunication REVIEW: ‘Sons of the Prophet’ proves painfully funny REVIEW: ‘Relatively Speaking’ involves a joyless threesome REVIEW: ...