Pleasantville
This week Tucson Weekly finds "Pleasantville" to be a rare and pleasant treat while the Nashville Scene thinks something's lacking. Read them both and see what you decide.
The Buzz Heard 'Round the World
Tobe Hooper, director and co-writer of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre," talks about what it's like to occupy a firm place in cult filmdom and a generation of nightmares.
Marc Savlov
American History X
An interview with Edward Norton about the conflict and controversy surrounding his new movie.
Ray Pride
Pleasantville
This week Tucson Weekly finds "Pleasantville" to be a rare and pleasant treat while the Nashville Scene thinks something's lacking. Read them both and see what you decide.
The Buzz Heard 'Round the World
Tobe Hooper, director and co-writer of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre," talks about what it's like to occupy a firm place in cult filmdom and a generation of nightmares.
Marc Savlov
American History X
An interview with Edward Norton about the conflict and controversy surrounding his new movie.
Ray Pride
Recent Stories:
Did you miss these features stories from last week?
Revolution in Cuba
In the land of Fidel, nothing is what you expect. Although it's still illegal for American citizens to travel to Cuba, tag along with this journalist to see what Cuba is like today.
Turk Pipkin
A Leg Up
What do Katherine Hepburn, the Marx brothers, Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, and Milton Berle have in common? They've all appeared with Ann Miller, as she mentions in this recent interview.
Devin D. O'Leary
Strange Folk
R.E.M.'s latest album "Up" isn't what you'd expect. Find out why in this article.
Matt Ashare
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Volume II, Issue 19
November 2 - November 9, 1998
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