articles published on October 2, 2002 Archive

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Stanley Kubrick: A Life In Pictures
Ironically, for such an iconic figure, Kubrick was the classic cobbler's son: a professional photographer who hated being photographed, who became a film director who hated being filmed. Fortunately, his wife has released a coffee table book with an incredible assemblage of photographs.

in Books — by Ed Driscoll — on Oct 02, 2002
Booksellers Look to the Holiday Season

in Books — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
Book TV

in Books — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002

Titanium Monolith

in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
Haunted Hotel - On Purpose

in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
Shill vs Shill: My Sockpuppet Can Out-legislate Your Sockpuppet

in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
Austin City Limits Music Festival
The Austin City Limits Music Festival was a world class and uniquely Austin experience.

in Culture — by Craig Jensen — on Oct 02, 2002
Writing Contest
Only 20 more days to enter the next quarter's Banshee Studios writing contest.

in Culture — by Sekimori — on Oct 02, 2002
When Print Ads Go Online

in Culture — by Brian Dear — on Oct 02, 2002
A Hard Man Is Good To Find
Let's go through the E! Online 25 Most Eligible Bachelors one by one, shall we?

in Culture — by Sekimori — on Oct 02, 2002
What Now?

in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
Disneyland Forever

in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
Shakin' All Over

in Culture — by Solonor Rasreth — on Oct 02, 2002
Carnival of the Vanities, #2
How to please your reader! Post longer and more frequently! How to avoid embarrassing premature equivocation!

in Culture — by Bigwig — on Oct 02, 2002

Comments on the $1.40 CD
PC Magazine's John Dvorak says CD's should cost $1.40. But his arguments seem to leave him a bit short.

in Music — by Chris Daley — on Oct 02, 2002
It Causes VD Also

in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
Amon Tobin - Out From Out Where
You think you know genre-defining electronics? Amon Tobin's new disc refines his approach and his genre at the same time.

in Music — by Russ Fischer — on Oct 02, 2002
Once More, With Feeling
Twenty minutes ago, my Post Office delivery person just hauled her lazy ass up the stairs, rang my doorbell, and absolutely made my day.

in Music — by Sekimori — on Oct 02, 2002
Hughes Turner Project, et al
Last night, despite a tube strike, saw a decent sized crowd make it to the Mean Fiddler...

in Music — by Marty Dodge — on Oct 02, 2002
The King to Rule the World, Stones Licking At His Heels

in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
DataPlay Not Happening

in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
Looking Ahead

in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 02, 2002
Cristy Lane tv album = al Qaeda plot
It may merely bore or mildly annoy you at first, but pay closer attention and it becomes more bizarre and alarming with each viewing. You're viewing 1000 commercials for Cristy Lane's gospel album...

in Music — by Al Barger — on Oct 02, 2002