The Libertines flop, but Supergrass rocks
The LibertinesThe LibertinesOn Rough Trade Records Grade: CThe legend surrounding the Libertines has built to such proportions, it has begun to overshadow their music.
Sara Tenenbaum
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A 'Dynamite' movie with a bizarre but brilliant edge
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Garden State' a stirring, sweet film wise beyond its years
Raise your hand if you decided not to see Garden State because it starred "that guy from Scrubs." Everyone who just raised his hand: you are under strict orders to march straight to the closest movie theater showing the film, buy a ticket and watch.Garden State is already being heralded as this year's Lost In Translation, an emotional and mature movie for early 20-somethings to watch and relate to.
2004 Summer Concert Preview
Summer is the perfect season for live music. The weather is sunny and hot, the nights are cool and damp, the men are sweaty and largely shirtless, and usually the women are too.
Brandeis-Wellesley orchestra to tackle Beethoven's 9th
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Oh Well, Whatever, Nevermind: The Legacy of Kurt Cobain
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Britney Spears video cancelled due to debate
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Aussies invade Avalon
While the British music invasion is well-documented and continuing even today (Radiohead and Coldplay anyone?), it would be harder to make the case for an Australian invasion.
WHITE NOISE: A show that was about much more than just sex
To all the girls and young women reading this column right now, I ask you: Where were you the first time you heard the name "Carrie Bradshaw?"She could easily be called the Jacqueline Kennedy of our time, although maybe without some of Jackie's profound refinement.
History and religious tradition collide in Gibson's tangled vision
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