America likes to watch. That’s the premise behind John Herzfeld’s “15 Minutes,” the story of two psychopaths looking for the American dream of fame and […]
March 30, 2001
Choose Your Own Adventure– Me: How was your vacation? Someone: Great I was in (St. Martin’s/Barbados/Prague). Me: [Drilling a hole in my head] That must […]
March 26, 2001
10 On your first day in Colombia, your tongue was cut out by the minions of a drug cartel, who didn’t like your Mickey Mouse […]
March 24, 2001
What separates a songwriter from a studio musician is emotional investment. An artist paints with his blood, whereas a hired hand runs to the art […]
March 23, 2001
Ahh. Spring break. The copious wonders. The copious beer. The copious halter tops just dying for some fresh Florida air. That was the scene in […]
There’s so much disgusting sex and horrible drunkenness and so many awful relationships featured in The Red Thread, the newest release from Scottish duo Arab […]
Like the convict who is guilty of murder in Patrice LeConte’s “The Widow of St. Pierre,” the film itself is guilty of suffocating what could […]
California has a long history of giving birth to pop vocal groups with intricate harmonies: the Beach Boys, the Mamas and the Papas, and the […]
Most mainstream films are like pulp novellas, full of trite turns and a dramatically shallow ending. They’re easy to read: find the hero, spot the […]
Many people dislike the Dave Matthews Band because of their fans. This is silly, first because it’s unfair to dislike a band for its fans, […]
March 2, 2001
On the wall of the Slifka Center for Jewish Life there is painting of a man and his computer. The man’s hand is carefully drawn, […]