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The Slow and the Sedated
By Martin Barna | June 21, 2001The Fast and the Furious is about cars. Fast cars. Big cars. Cars that go "vroooommm, vroooommm.
The Fast and the Furious is about cars. Fast cars. Big cars. Cars that go "vroooommm, vroooommm.
This is supposed to be the summer in which hard rock makes a comeback. Since the mid-'90s, the genre's popularity has diminished as teenage pop acts climbed the charts.
On The Invisible Band, Travis does to British Rock what Starbucks did to coffee.
It's that time again. The weather is getting hotter, the days are getting longer, and the kids are out of school.
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Fashionistas, fear not. Voyeurs, enjoy the view. The fourth season of Sex and the City retains its trademark style and more skin than the Spice Channel. It retains hints of sarcasm and satire.
Rufus Wainwright debuted in 1998 and received widespread critical praise from mainstream magazines to indie-minded fringe publications.
Perhaps the most surprising thing about the new Radiohead album is how unsurprising it is.
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You've got to respect this. After being royally panned by critics and radio stations in 1996, Weezer disappears for five years.
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Sometimes Recess upsets its readers. In response, we make fun.
A night at the Moulin Rouge is a night well spent; Moulin Rouge is easily one of the best movies of the year.
Walking out of Angel Eyes, I thought of the advice my father gave me a long time ago about choosing movies to see in the theatre.
When all else fails, go with what you know. On their 12th studio album, R.E.M. shimmer with the same subdued intensity that won them fans 20 years ago.
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If nothing else, the revival of Herb Gardner's A Thousand Clowns confirms that Tom Selleck possesses an adroit sense of comedic timing that can enable a play--even a play as tired as this one--to...