October 18, 2003 Archive

Books

• Yet another book list

  in Books — by Tim Hall — on Oct 18, 2003

• The best and the obscure of L.A.

  in Books — by Murphy — on Oct 18, 2003

Music

• Sly Stone

  Greatness and fall from grace.

  in Music — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 18, 2003

• Turn And Face The Change

  in Music — by Martin Blank — on Oct 18, 2003

• Peter Gabriel: live DVD, greatest hits, and an annoying future

  in Music — by Tom Johnson — on Oct 18, 2003

Sci/Tech

• "You can be assured I will NEVER buy a RIAA cd again"

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 18, 2003

• A Second Wave of Mutilation

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 18, 2003

• Not Priced to Sell

  in Sci/Tech — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 18, 2003

Culture

• RIAA Theatre of the Absurd: Shakespeare would be proud

  in Culture — by Blog Bloke — on Oct 18, 2003

• Hot Summer = High Quality, Low Quantity Wine

  in Culture — by lklawless — on Oct 18, 2003

• Amazon Still Fritzed

  in Culture — by Eric Olsen — on Oct 18, 2003

Politics

• The hidden danger of 'Black Box Voting' machines

  in Politics — by Kriselda Jarnsaxa — on Oct 18, 2003

Video

• George Clooney in the Coen Brothers' Intolerable Cruelty: Masters of Irony

  More is more in this very funny parody of a romantic comedy.

  in Video — by Alan Dale — on Oct 18, 2003

• Get yourself to a cinema and Kill Bill … Vol. 1

  The first line of Vol. 1 is David Carradine's "I bet I could fry an egg on your face right now, if I wanted to." By the end of Kill Bill: Volume 1, that's exactly how you'll feel, but with any luck your head won't explode in the chasm of anticipation before Volume 2 graces the million multiplexes in February next year.

  in Video — by Tama — on Oct 18, 2003