November 20, 2002 Archive

Music

• Even Queens Can't Drive Drunk

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 20, 2002

• BMG Breaks Ranks

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 20, 2002

• Crowe Blows Off Grunts Tour

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 20, 2002

• Brainwashed

  in Music — by Craig Jensen — on Nov 20, 2002

• Momentum: Universal Busts Out 43,000 Songs Online

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 20, 2002

• Teen Spirit, Revisited

  in Music — by Veshka Valkyrie — on Nov 20, 2002

Video

• Lunch, Cigars, and The Final Solution

  Picture 15 men sitting around a large dining table in a country home. They discuss administrative issues, and equipment and personnel shortages. Sound like the board of General Motors on a country retreat? No, these 15 men are planning to murder every Jew in Europe.

  in Video — by Ed Driscoll — on Nov 20, 2002

• Nightline: Inside the Kingdom

  in Video — by Steve Rhodes — on Nov 20, 2002

• Producer of Classic Films, Marvin Mirisch, Dies at 84

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 20, 2002

• Victoria's Bachelor

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 20, 2002

• What Kind of War Coverage Can We Expect?

  in Video — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 20, 2002

Culture

• Crunchy Granola Answers

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 20, 2002

• Comment on "Anti-circumvention"

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Nov 20, 2002

• Walt Disney and the Memory Hole

  The mighty Disney corporation started out in a very different time. They can hardly be liable for failing to anticipate future social norms...

  Opinion in Culture — by Al Barger — on Nov 20, 2002

• Gambling with Internet Sources

  I usually scribble the alphabet on a piece of paper when listening to speeches, as I was this evening. However, something caught me off my guard and bothered me for the rest of the evening.

  in Culture — by Matt Valentine — on Nov 20, 2002

• The Carnival of the Vanities Number Nine, Number Nine

  The secret is in getting the gym shorts to rotate so that the waist opens up on the descent, thus providing ample space for the all important cranial insertion, the angle of which determines the final position of the shorts on the contestant's head. Actually landing a full wimple or rastafari is an incredibly rare event.

  in Culture — by Bigwig — on Nov 20, 2002