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January 31, 2002

Reverse Astrology: Our Messages to the Stars

By The Yellow Menace

George Lucas: Today is a 14.95 plus shipping and handling. You will lose a lawsuit protecting your reputation against porn spoofs of your movies. It doesn't matter, however. Given the allowance of *NSYNC into your latest...

January 31, 2002

Cornelius | Point | Matador

By Patrick Wright

Cornelius, AKA Keigo Oyamada has been hailed a Phil Spector for the post-rave era, and appropriately so.

January 31, 2002

Princess Superstar | Princess Superstar Is … | Rapster Records

By Lee Shaker

Princess Superstar's tracks are hot; she knows how nice it is to get laid while getting paid.

January 31, 2002

Hefner | Dead Media | Too Pure Records

By Ted Knowles

While the band does share a keen interest in sex, that's about where the comparison ends.

January 24, 2002

Bodies Don’t Lie

By Erin James

The Santa Barbara Dance Alliance is unique in its mission to support local up-and-coming choreographers.

January 24, 2002

Not Just a Passing Fad

By Mr. Bell

Emerging during the mid-'90s, Styles of Beyond tested the waters with their first single, "Killer Instinct," in 1997. Their full-length response, "2000 Fold," dropped a year later and was an underground success.

January 24, 2002

Rockin’ the Clichés

By DJ FatKid

Vue rhythm guitarist Jonah Buffa's least favorite review was the one that labeled his band "retro."

January 24, 2002

Ridley Scott’s Black Hawk Down: Against All Odds

By Patrick Wright

A modern war-film, "Black Hawk Down" neither glorifies, nor denounces war. As the light fades on Mogadishu, the futility and desperation of the situation is pulled into sharp focus.

January 24, 2002

Film Review: Down From The Mountain: American Vernacular

By Daniel Okamura

"Down From The Mountain" documents a benefit concert performed by the artists on the soundtrack of the Coen Brothers' "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" and features songs both from and inspired by the movie.

January 24, 2002

From a Sinking Ship – The ‘Rat Pack’ Delivers More Plague Than Nostalgia

By Armando Alvarado

There is a reason why this is a Vegas show; the hotels need to make money off liquor sales from desperate people whiling away hours in their casinos.

January 24, 2002

Beehive & the Barracudas | Plastic Soul with The White Apes | Swami

By DJ FatKid

I've just gotten trashed with a bunch of San Diego punk rock all-stars.

January 24, 2002

Herbaliser | Something Wicked This Way Comes | Ninja Tune

By Eric Lister

I press play. All of a sudden my hair unlocks and - POP - I'm sporting an afro.

January 24, 2002

Top Ten Instances of the Arts Proving Artistic and Entertainment Proving Entertaining in 2001

By DJ FatKid

Top Ten Instances of the Arts Proving Artistic and Entertainment Proving Entertaining in 2001 By DJ Fatkid, the naked Artsweek Staff Writer 1) Mariah Carey’s Nervous Breakdown “You mean the hot pants, sir?&#8...

January 17, 2002

The Many Faces of Popular Music

By Patrick Wright

Dishwalla was formed in Santa Barbara in 1992 by original members, frontman J.R. Richards, bassist Scot Alexander, guitarist Rodney Browning Cravens and drummer George Pendergast.

January 17, 2002