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Film Review: Traffic

January 12, 2001 by Andy Sywak

In his 10th film, director Steven Soderbergh ("Erin Brokovich," "Out of Sight") brings his gritty, unconventional style of filmmaking to examine the business, strident moralizing a...
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Sound-SOUNDSTYLE: Manson, Vandals, Xzibit, Rage and More

January 12, 2001 by Staff

CD reviews and more CD reviews.
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Best of 2000: The Top Tens of Film, Music, and Culture

January 10, 2001 by Staff

In order to determine the year's best in film, music, and culture, the Artsweek Editorial Board gathered together at the Bacara for their annual retreat. Enjoy...
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Role-Playing

December 5, 2000 by Trey Clark

Dark Rapture, The Latest From Sherwood Players, Gets Wicked
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Sleek Sophistication

December 5, 2000 by Katherine Spiers

Kem Weber's Bixby House Designs Showcase 1930's Architecture
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Achy-Breaky Heart

December 5, 2000 by Andy Sywak

Some People Are Brittle, But Others Unbreakable
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What Women Want

December 5, 2000 by Robotsex

True Love and True Hip Hop in Valedictions
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Sound-Soundstyle: CD Reviews

December 5, 2000 by Staff

Wu-Tang, Linkin Park, Regina Carter, Jody Whitesides, The Color Red, Blue States
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Cut-and-Paste

November 16, 2000 by Jenne Raub, Admin and Joesabado

If you envision sound as an auditory sculpture, then the members of Jassanova are its elite artisans. For those who still envision electronic music as nothing more than a soundtrack for 18-year-old gl...
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Que Bonita!

November 16, 2000 by Stacy Redd

One of the hardest things in the world is capturing the essence of a person.
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Bring it On

November 16, 2000 by Trey Clark and Copress

With the current media saturation of election news, fallacies and tangents, I'm sure the last thing you want to read in Artsweek is Decision 2000 coverage. Well get over it, because there is an import...
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The Confusion of Love

November 16, 2000 by Lindsay Farmer Staff Writer

I recommend Theatre UCSB's current production of Anton Chekov's "The Seagull" for two types of people: those who enjoy Chekhov and those who enjoy daytime soap operas played on prime time.
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