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June 1998 :: Live Ink :: The X Files Expo (Cindy Rivers)
The X Files Expo Navy Pier Chicago 4.18.98 -4.19.98 by Cindy Rivers The sixth stop on a ten-city tour, this year's larger and more elaborate version of the fan conventions, which took place in hotel ballrooms a few years ago, is more interactive to give the show's intense cult following a feeling they ...
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July 1998 :: Film :: The X-Files: Fight the Future (Paulo O'Callaghan)
The X-Files: Fight the Future The X-Files is a fantastic television show, probably one of the best of all time. In my mind, it seems to have been inspired by another all-time favorite of mine, Twin Peaks. The two shows share many things, including an obsessive and socially stunted FBI agent, a devotion ...
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July 1998 :: Music U-X :: The X-Files: The Album (Michael Crown)
The X-Files: The Album Various Artists Elektra Entertainment The X-Files has always augmented its television soundtracks with great popular and not-so-popular tunes. The television soundtrack album was a big seller, so it would be reasonable to assume they would go to great lengths to duplicate that ...
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The Files You Have On Me (Victory Records). Review by Margie Libling.
WATERDOWN THE FILES YOU HAVE ON ME Victory If I had to choose one word to best describe Waterdown's sophomore release, The Files You Have On Me, it would be "melodious." Perhaps not the best word considering Waterdown is a hardcore band. But with the interchanging screams of Ingo Rieser and the smoother ...
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The Catalysts Files (B.U.K.A. Entertainment / Groove Attack). Review by Bill Campbell.
LONE CATALYSTS THE CATALYSTS FILES B.U.K.A. Entertainment / Groove Attack No disrespect, sir, but the dark days of Tuffy Tuff's reign over Pittsburgh's rap game is officially over. The entire tri-state area can now celebrate in dawn's bright, new light, only to occasionally shudder in horror when we ...
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Agent Scully calls on parapsychologist Dr. Raymond Stantz and... what's that? The House of Mirth is based on an Edith Wharton novel, and stars The X-Files' Gillian Anderson and Ghostbusters' Dan Ackroyd? It's not a crossover between the two franchises? Darn. Well, at least Carl F. Gauze can tell us whether the flick's any good or not...
THE HOUSE OF MIRTH ADAPTED AND DIRECTED BY TERRENCE DAVIES Staring Gillian Anderson, Dan Aykroyd, Eric Stoltz Some women make astoundingly poor choices in men. Not Miss Lily Bart (Anderson), though. She has the opposite problem -- her standards are always just a bit too high. As an orphan on the fringes ...
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Bjork pushes the envelope again with "Pagan Poetry," a video you're unlikely to see on MTV. Phil Bailey caught a limited engagement theatrical presentation, and files this report.
PAGAN POETRY DIRECTED BY NICK KNIGHT Starring Bjork courtesy http://www.showstudio.com Scene from Bjork's "Pagan Poetry" video Remember all the controversy over some of Madonna's videos? What exactly was the problem with "What It Feels Like For a Girl"? If people had kittens over that, wait until ...
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Chris Catania files a report from the Chicago stop of the hip-hoptastic Bounce Tour, featuring N.W.A. alumni and pop culture junkies-turned-rappers- like Madlib- alike. And of course, tour headliner and organizer, dj Peanut Butter Wolf.
... pounds of peanut butter each year?! So how does Chris Manak (aka DJ Peanut Butter Wolf) fit into that figure? Not exactly sure, but I do know that the Stones Throw label owner/DJ/producer is responsible for spreading and seducing a growing legion of hip hop fans into consuming some of the best hip hop ...
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The enigmatic Deadboy and the Elephantmen steal the show from The Fiery Furnaces and Jen Cray files a police report.
DEADBOY AND THE ELEPHANTMEN WITH THE FIERY FURNACES Orlando, FL Feb. 19, 2006 by Jen Cray A respectable crowd of a couple hundred milled around The Social for two hours after door time, waiting for the enigmatic Deadboy and the Elephantmen to go on. "This had better be worth it," I thought as I counted ...
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When was the last time an algorithm gained this kind of notoriety? Probably n...
MP3: THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE SCOT HACKER O'Reilly and Associates When was the last time an algorithm gained this kind of notoriety? Probably never. The world of computer science is littered with neat solutions to difficult problems, with interesting names like The Dining Philosphers, the Towers of Hanoi ...
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