Stories from the city -- one new, one old
By Dan Pieraccini | Nov. 11, 2003New York is home to rock legends and experimental upstarts. New York band Coheed and Cambria, new on the scene, has released a saga-CD while city flame ...
Read More »New York is home to rock legends and experimental upstarts. New York band Coheed and Cambria, new on the scene, has released a saga-CD while city flame ...
Read More »Life after Sept. 11 was a period of self-realization for singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright. "I'd hit that age where I was either gonna go down one path ...
Read More »Outkast just don't make the same album twice. Instead, the genre-pushing hip hop act released two different albums at the same time. The much-anticipated ...
Read More »As an English major, it's fair to say I read a lot of books. Most have been in the literary canon for as long as there has been a literary canon, but ...
Read More »As if dealing with girlfriend issues, puberty and passing class wasn't enough, Clark Kent of WB's "Smallville" has bigger fish to fry this season - how ...
Read More »"Anna in the Tropics," a new play by Nilo Cruz that recently won the Pulitzer Prize, opened at the new Berlind Theater in Princeton. Cruz's play ...
Read More »We're all from New Jersey here, and Bruce Springsteen is our native son. We grew up with his pure bred rock anthems, from the punch out of "Born ...
Read More »There is something attractive about movies that are about "good" guys who do "bad" things. Brad Pitt won us over as a psycho-second personality in "Fight ...
Read More »Summer was seemingly normal. There was the standard part-time job, days at the shore and at least one family function. But there was one glaring ...
Read More »Welcome to the edge of the envelope. This is where new ideas are being pushed forward and explored. This is where the future of art and music is being ...
Read More »We are in a stage of music where pop-punk bands are as abundant as hair bands were in the late '80s and early '90s. A tattooed pretty boy with zero gauges ...
Read More »On DVD / Video: "Chicago" An Academy Award-winning musical that is packed with blazing melodrama, high-powered dance numbers and plenty ...
Read More »Like the first sip of a frozen milkshake or the stomach-churning sensation of a glittering carnival ride, Brittney Murphy's latest flick, "Uptown Girls," ...
Read More »On the surface, the plot of "Identity" is as simple as can be: 10 people check into a dingy motel on a stormy night. Unbeknownst to the eclectic array ...
Read More »All year I've been trying to provide an interesting cross-section of music and perhaps raise awareness about some bands that are starting to break but ...
Read More »Question: what is crazier than the usual insanity of an Adam Sandler movie? Answer: an insane Adam Sandler movie with Jack "Hereeeee's Johnny" Nicholson. ...
Read More »This is the worst game I've ever played. That was the beginning of the first draft of my review for Majesco/Terminal Reality's "BloodRayne," a ...
Read More »The beginning of 2002 was a dark time. My then favorite Internet comedy site, the Brunching Shuttlecocks, was stagnating. It would be weeks between updates, ...
Read More »"Head of State" was funny as hell. It may just have been the people I went with, because not all of the audience was laughing quite as hard as the group ...
Read More »"View from the Top" was shelved for over a year. It was supposed to be released shortly after Sept. 11. Admittedly, this film added nothing to my life, ...
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