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Issue: January 2, 2003

Page: 2

34 stories found - 21 through 34

21. Film

Off by a Nose

By Luke Y. Thompson Published: January 2, 2003

Francis Ford Coppola dreamed of doing an accurate Pinocchio film, but legal battles took that away from him. Walt Disney's version is a classic, but omits a huge amount of...
22. Feature

Back to the Future

By Jean Oppenheimer Published: January 2, 2003

Four of the top 10 films I saw this past year don't actually open in the U.S. until 2003, but they played at various film festivals during the year. By listing them here I not...
23. Music

Deep Black

By Craig D. Lindsey Published: January 2, 2003

2002 was a good year for R&B and hip-hop � but only if you shunned commercial radio, corporate music magazines, MTV, BET and all other mainstream media hype-dolloping outlets...
24. Feature

Art and Soul

By Luke Y. Thompson Published: January 2, 2003

There were lots of good movies this year, but few great ones that left me thinking one couldn't have asked for more. I resolved to see as many as possible way back in January,...
25. Kick & Scream

The Magnificent Strummer

By Christopher O'Connor Published: January 2, 2003

Like fellow punk forebears the Ramones last year, the Clash, which dissolved amid drug abuse and splintering musical agendas in the mid-1980s, found itself among the list of...
26. Feature

Old News

By Andy Klein Published: January 2, 2003

It's never a good sign when somewhere in the vicinity of half of my most memorable moviegoing experiences in a given year come from reissues of films at least three decades...
27. Molten Wax

Common

By Dan Reines Published: January 2, 2003

Chicago-born MC Common (a.k.a. Lonnie Lynn) has been a standard bearer for the Native Tongues' progressive style of hip-hop for years. During that time, he's been celebrated...
28. Feature

Year in TV: Fear Factor

By Robert Wilonsky Published: January 2, 2003

The biggest event to happen to television this year took place at the multiplex last summer: My Big Fat Greek Wedding, a one-woman show that has blossomed into a one-woman...
29. Molten Wax

GZA

By Greg Doherty Published: January 2, 2003

Once upon a time, way back in the early '90s, a clan called Wu-Tang formed, with GZA "at the head." Two years after its seminal 1993 debut, Enter the Wu-Tang, the Clan issued...
30. News

Raising Arizona State

By Amy Silverman Published: January 2, 2003

At a time when officials were leaving faculty positions vacant, firing secretaries and talking about raising tuition as much as $1,000 per student, top executives at Arizona...
31. Molten Wax

Smashing Pumpkins

By Robert Wilonsky Published: January 2, 2003

Now that they've busted up, like pumpkins smashed on curbs the night after Halloween, it's time to admit that most everything post-Siamese Dream was overrated by the kids who...
32. Letters

Turning the Tide

Published: January 2, 2003

Save the ChildrenIrresponsible pool owners: I have been a reader of your newspaper for about eight years, and I would like to say that you are the only voice of reality in the...
33. Molten Wax

Faith Hill

By David Hill Published: January 2, 2003

Cry, the fifth album by country singer Faith Hill, opens with loud drums, throbbing electric bass and a screeching guitar. The song is called "Free," and it's about liberating...
34. Rollin'

Crazy Town

By Christopher O'Connor Published: January 2, 2003

Mook rock may now have its own Smash Mouth � a marginal band armed with buffalo-butt riffs and urban attitude that somehow outlives one-hit wonder and sticks to the roof o...