Music-comedy as we know it is a sham. Not that it’s less valid than other comedy — it’s just not music. Spinal Tap is funnier […]
September 21, 2001
Hedwig’s colorful crossover from a boy in Berlin to a rock star in America steers the course of “Hedwig and the Angry Inch,” John Cameron […]
In the days after the unthinkable, some students gave blood; others gave money. Everyone, it seemed, gave something of himself. For their part, the members […]
Amidst the cluttered and campy landscape of director Terry Zwigoff’s new film “Ghost World” protrudes the marvelous bosom of Thora Birch. Jutting into the space […]
Perhaps it’s the overhanging tragic mood of these past weeks that makes gangster rap that much more tasteless. Maybe it’s the endless stream of misogyny, […]
To the Members of the Class of (good God I’m getting old) 2005: Realize that we all know that you’re freshmen. Not because of anything […]
September 14, 2001
Many Yalies did not attend the Buju Banton concert at Toad’s Place Tuesday evening because of the events that had occurred that morning. The show […]
With a name that sounds more like a mixed drink than a band, Deep Banana Blackout is often dismissed faster than Bob Dylan’s new moustache. […]
There are some things in life that can always be counted on. Death. Taxes. The changing of the seasons. And Bob Dylan. Dylan long ago […]
The best way to explain the new Jamiroquai album, A Funk Odyssey, is to give selections from the song list. One gets a good impression […]
September 7, 2001
When Edward Sasinowski ’05 arrived back from spending six FOOT days in the Catskills last Friday, he started looking out for his roommate — Michael […]