Nine O Nine Magazine

Words from the Publisher

Some of you may have noticed from the cover of this month’s issue that we are calling this the “July/August” publication. The reason for that is, unfortunately, we were the victim of a burglary this month.

The Rise of Vampires

It seems as though where ever you go now, vampires exist. They have emerged from their coffins and placed some extremely noticeable bite marks on pop culture.

Audi Q7: The Posh Diesel

The Audi Q7 TDI is a study in abundance.

New Friends, Old Fears

When my daughter gets out of school everyday I wait for her at the “turf.”

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Bryce Harper has taken the next step to realizing his dream of playing major league baseball like several local players. Whether or not they make it to the majors is another matter entirely.

Give Blood and Give Life

For years, when I thought about donating blood, I would flash back to an image of a friend in high school passing out cold on the gym floor after she donated.

Fair Isn’t Always Fair

Why did he get that? I didn’t get one,” I said countless times throughout my childhood. “That’s not fair.”
“Life will not always be fair,” my mother would say in her oh-so-patient voice.

Meet Your Neighbors: The Haskvitz Family of Alta Loma

Alan: Diverse and bright content. Not the canned stuff you get in other magazines.

Irene: It makes the Inland Empire classy.

Remember Me, Alice in Wonderland

In this romantic drama, Tyler, Played by Robert Pattinson, is a rebellious boy in this big city of New York. Also, Tim Burton’s newest film starring Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway, and Helena Bonham-Carter, was at the top of the box office making $62.7 million.

March Movie reviews

If you grew up in the 1980s, you lived with the constant fear of nuclear war, so post-Apocalyptic movies where a staple of the movie going experience. Once upon a time, Mel Gibson was the charming Aussie actor, who was box office gold in movies like “Lethal Weapon” and “Braveheart.”

Perry’s Latest Movie Will Delight Fans, Confound Critics

“I Can Do Bad All By Myself” is the latest effort from the one-man movie factory called Tyler Perry. The movie will delight rabid Tyler Perry fans, and continue to annoy Perry critics, who will roll their eyes at the formulaic plot and one-dimensional characters.

District 9

“District 9″ has been described as the thinking man’s sci-fi movie, but it really should be called the reading man’s sci-fi movie. If you haven’t read much about the socio-political history of Africa and the mistreatment of native people by colonialists, this movie will sail over your head.

We Shot The Moon

We Shot The Moon (10/27/09) Jonathan Jones and company return with A Silver Lining in late October (available Oct 6th on iTunes). This disc is undeniably one of the best records to be released this year, taking their signature sound and turning it up a notch with a bit more power.