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Issue: December 12, 2002
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29 stories found - 1 through 20
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  1. Feature

    Lethal Rejection

    Jeanette Popp still mourns her murdered daughter. Now she's become a compelling voice in the debate over the death penalty. Guess which side.

    By Mark Donald
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Ever since her daughter's funeral, she had been stalked by the same nightmare: Nancy is in the Pizza Hut in Austin, stripped naked in the washroom, shoved to her knees on the...

  2. Music

    White Riot

    Jewish potty mouth MC Paul Barman makes a brilliant hip-hop oddity

    By Randall Roberts
    Published: December 12, 2002

    We are white. We long to be funky. We want elasticity; we want the rubber knees, the fluid flow, the boiling blood, the innate understanding of the rhythms we pine to create....

  3. Dish

    Hoochie Koo Hibachi

    Allen restaurant pairs sushi with rock and roll

    By Mark Stuertz
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Hibachi Rock's vestibule is crammed with Japanese dolls, and Polaroids paper the wall. A manager says these photos were shot some three years ago when this Allen restaurant...

  4. Film

    Jenny From the Crock

    Lopez, playing a Maid, can really put the "back" in backlash

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Maid in Manhattan, in which Jennifer Lopez goes from pauper to princess, comes not from a screenplay but from a handful of self-help books and fairy tales and fashion magazines...

  5. Night & Day

    Up the Junction

    Let's hear it for the Boys and Berenger

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Tom Berenger achieves the impossible with his portrayal of Paul "Bear" Bryant in the made-for-ESPN The Junction Boys: He's even more unlikable than he was in Platoon, in which...

  6. Stuff

    End of the Road

    Trio is the network where great shows go to die, and so much more

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Notes from a network executive's forthcoming biography, pilfered from the desk of an editor at a major publishing house. This was hard to read, as it was scribbled in crayon on...

  7. News

    Time of Their Lives

    A new movie honors the tough lessons taught by a Bear

    By Carlton Stowers
    Published: December 12, 2002

    In the recent pre-dawn promise of Arkansas' first ice storm of the season, sports author/journalist Jim Dent bundled himself, put his work on a new book aside and embarked on a...

  8. Full Frontal

    Season's Greetings

    Misdelivered cards end up somehow in our mailbox

    Published: December 12, 2002

    It's not easy being a mail carrier this time of year, schlepping about with tons of holiday cards, sale fliers and tins of fruit cakes and summer sausage. Sometimes the poor...

  9. Music

    Bah Humbug

    Why I hate Christmas albums

    By Zac Crain
    Published: December 12, 2002

    I began hating Christmas albums around the same time I figured out there was no Santa Claus: a long time ago and well before my parents knew any different. In both cases, I...

  10. Hash Over

    Mongol Horde

    Genghis Grill plans to get around

    By Mark Stuertz
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Henderson Avenue nightlife necromancer Tristan Simon--whose Cuba Libre Cafe and private club called Sense have been generating more buzz than a two-speed nose hair trimmer--has...

  11. Film

    Miller Time

    Arthur Miller's daughter Rebecca comes into her own with Personal Velocity

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Each of the beautifully made vignettes that make up Rebecca Miller's Personal Velocity glimpses a young woman caught at a crossroads, faced with an important decision and about...

  12. Night & Day

    Holiday Bizarre

    Plush has gifts for everyone--as long as they like toilet rolls and boogiemen

    By Annabelle Massey Helber
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Perhaps the erudite among you don't live paycheck-to-paycheck, even in this economy, but we do. Our December paydays aren't cooperating with Christmas shopping this year,...

  13. Schutze

    Just Shoot Us

    How else to explain the idea for messing with the Kennedy Memorial?

    By Jim Schutze
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Architecture, I don't know. Good taste, not my department. But I think I am capable of recognizing a really bad media butt-kicking when I see it coming, and this idea of...

  14. Across the Bar

    Chomsky Marches On

    Group signs with Aezra Records

    By Zac Crain
    Published: December 12, 2002

    When Chomsky played The Door on November 23, singer-guitarist Sean Halleck announced that it was officially the group's final show supporting last year's Onward Quirky...

  15. Film

    Dead Weight

    Kathryn Bigelow gets Water-logged with too many plots

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Consider life's unbreakable rules. Send Mom flowers on her birthday. Keep your fastball down. Never order lasagna in Des Moines. Don't go sailing with people you can't stand....

  16. Stage

    God Help Us, Everyone

    Scrooged over at Plano Rep, cool Yule treats at GZTC and Quad C

    By Elaine Liner
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Cross Noises Off with Waiting for Guffman and you get Inspecting Carol, Daniel Sullivan's two-act comedy now playing to well-deserved laughs at Plano Repertory Theatre. This...

  17. Gonzalez

    The Big O

    For the first time in years, "offense" isn't a dirty word for the Stars

    By John Gonzalez
    Published: December 12, 2002

    It could be that Brenden Morrow's head hurts, which might explain why the thoughts come slowly, even a little unwillingly. It would certainly figure. His face is decorated with...

  18. playlist

    Sigur Rós / Godspeed You! Black Emperor

    () (MCA) / Yanqui U.X.O. (Constellation)

    By Mikael Wood
    Published: December 12, 2002

    If you think incensed player haters restrict their animosity to large-living hip-hop stars, mentally unstable R&B songbirds and Fred Durst, you obviously haven't gotten a swig...

  19. Short Cuts

    Beat It

    Only band fans need stand in this Drumline

    By Luke Y. Thompson
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Like the similar, funnier Bring It On, Drumline is intent on proving that marching band participants are genuine athletes. Fair enough: The boot camp-style physical training...

  20. Buzz

    Try, Try Again

    Back to the appeals court

    As told to Patrick Williams
    Published: December 12, 2002

    Back in the last century, when Buzz was in college learning all the important things an aspiring newspaper person needs to know--how to glom onto free drinks and food, how to...

Issue: December 12, 2002
Page: 1
29 stories found - 1 through 20
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