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Before Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Zhang Ziyi starred in a little movie called The Road Home. The film has finally made it stateside, and Carl F. Gauze tells you if it was worthy of the trip.
THE ROAD HOME DIRECTED BY ZHANG YIMOU Starring Zhang Ziyi, Sun Honglei, Zheng Hoa In a Glorious People's Cultural Revolution long, long ago, happy smiling peasants in colorful country garb lead happy lives in the small town of Sanhetun, far, far away. Schoolteacher Luo Yusheng (Sun Honglei) arrived ...
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December 1999 :: Live Ink :: Tobacco Road (Jean Rally)
TOBACCO ROAD by Jack Kirkland Directed by Wilson Thomas Starring Bob Lipka, Patricia Pope, Scott Hodges, Matt Collins Theater Downtown, Orlando by Jean Rally Poverty. Starvation. Inbreeding. Ringworm. This is the span and scope of Jeeter Lester's world. Jeeter (Bob Lipka) and wife Ada (Patricia Pope ...
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April 1998 :: Streaks :: The Long Hard Road Out of Florida (Gail Worley)
by Gail Worley Most days -- given the choice -- I'd rather live one of those nightmares where I go to work naked than be seen half alive inside Life, that ultra gender-confused, hipster wannabe discoteca infernata on Bleecker Street. But on Friday the 13th I had nothing better to do than accompany ...
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Angelina Jolie returns as Lara Croft, but someone forgot to give her a script. Cradle of Life...or Kiss of Death? Lip-reader Steve Stav has the answer.
LARA CROFT TOMB RAIDER: THE CRADLE OF LIFE DIRECTED BY JAN DE BONT starring Angelina Jolie, Gerard Butler, Ciaran Hinds Universal The metallized stretch kevlar is impervious to projectiles, energy beams and cutting weapons -- everything except adolescent ogling. The idea of a "female Indiana Jones ...
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Fly Below the Radar (Food Chain). Review by Sean Slone.
MINIBAR FLY BELOW THE RADAR Food Chain "Don't ask where I'm from / 'Cause I come from a past that's gone," raspy-voiced Minibar frontman Simon Petty sings on "Mill Smoke Black." And it's easy to hear the identity crisis in the band's sound. English expats who relocated to Los Angeles a few years ago ...
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Why do so many folksters think they have to be so wussy? Isn't Ani DiFranco t...
TINA LEAR THE ROAD HOME Red Hat Why do so many folksters think they have to be so wussy? Isn't Ani DiFranco the new Goddess of Folk? Well, she certainly isn't whiny, slow, and dull, so why are so many of these lullaby-folk singers putting out records when they used to be confined to open mic night ...
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Is home schooling a viable option for "problem students"? It worked for Lee Ann Leach...
THE ROBOT FACTORY REBELLION by Lee Ann Leach I hated school. I still hate school at 39 years old. I love learning, but school and anything resembling a stuffy room with little desks all lined up like obedient soldiers with a droning teacher and a blackboard makes my skin crawl. Just whose idea was ...
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Gail "Desperado" Worley continues her quest for the Alice Cooper quadfecta with an interview with Dennis Dunaway, original bassist for the band, Alice Cooper.
... to me for many reasons. First of all, it was released on my birthday, February 15th, in 1973, which was a pretty crazy year in general. Secondly, the entire album is fantastic, but Billion Dollar Babies also has my second favorite Alice Cooper song on it, which is "No More Mr. Nice Guy." That song is ...
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August 1999 :: Columns :: Return of the Grievous Angel (James Mann)
Return of the Grievous Angel A Tribute to Gram Parsons Almo Sounds Born Cecil Conners in Winter Haven, Florida in 1946, Gram Parsons is considered the father of "country rock," which, to some people's way of thinking, is a horrible thing. True, the work he did with the Byrds, the Flying Burrito Brothers ...
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Industrial godheads Ministry are in the midst of a resurgence with a Greatest Fits album and an appearance in the summer blockbuster, A.I. Kiran Aditham talks with Paul Barker about label politics, soundalike bands, and why Filth Pig is the band's greatest triumph.
MINISTRY by Kiran Aditham L-R: Al Jourgensen, Paul Barker Although the term "industrial" may have died in many people's eyes several years ago, its somewhat nihilistic aura is one that Al Jourgensen and Paul Barker can't escape. As the duo known as Ministry, these two have been credited virtually ...
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