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Southside Roller Derby Game 1 2009. Las Muertas VRS Disorderly Conduct. As recorded live at Pearwood Skate Center in Pearland Texas on April 26th 2009. Broadcast on Hallway Sports Network. If you're league is not on Hallway Sports Network, then why not? - Higer Resolution version available contact Hallway Sports Network for details. hsnsports@gmail.com Rebroadcast or retransmission of this roller derby match, all or in part, is expressly prohibited without full written consent of the Southside Roller Derby League and Hallway Sports Network. All Rights Reserved.

It's all quiet on the roller derby front, so Dave, Mac, and Mike turn their attention towards little known NHL expansion teams, suffering fandom of awful sports teams, an unhealthy obsession with Mythbusters, intrigued by the reboot of V, catching up on Curb Your Enthusiasm, finding humor in the villainy of toxic waste dumpers, looking back on the quiet early career of Roland Emmerich, horror movies starring unusual deli meats, memorable face peels, and grisly appendage removals. Editor's Note: Please wait an hour after eating, before listening to this episode. Share your comments and questions in the new Filibuster discussion forum.

In 2008, the Little City Rollergirls were asked two questions. One year later, Techno Bohemia has put the answers together in a short film. Originally produced for the "Get Down and Derby" Recruitment presentation October, 17, 2009.

Produced for "Get Down and Derby" recruitment event and scrimmage. One year ago, we spoke with the team and ask several of the girls two questions.

Brett Erlich and Ellen Fox join forces with bloggers, comedians, students and citizen critics to review "Whip It."

The women of roller derby go after one another in the name of sport.

New Drew Barrymore movie, "Whip It," highlights the latest roller derby craze.

New Drew Barrymore movie, "Whip It," highlights the latest roller derby craze.

It's no Citizen Kane. It's not meant to win awards. I watch movies to enjoy them. These standbys are frequently trotted out before us fuddy-duddy critics whenever we decide that a movie ostensibly meant to be two hours of pure mindless fun simply isn't very good at doing just that. More often than not, it seems that films are championed for their laziness, their relentless adherence to formula, and rarely do these formulas serve a story that's worth more than the sum of its beats. School of Rock managed to work wonders with its wholly predictable plot; I'd vouch for Fever Pitch in much the same way. And joining their ranks of surprisingly satisfying comedies is Drew Barrymore's directorial debut, Whip It, a coming-of-age tale fused with an underdog sports story that hits all the expected developments with unexpected personality and grace.Filed under: Comedy, New Releases, Theatrical Reviews, Fox SearchlightContinue reading Review: Whip It Permalink | Email this | Comments