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Issue: November 13, 2003
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29 stories found - 21 through 29
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  1. Critics' Picks

    Harry Connick Jr.

    November 14

    By Mikael Wood
    Published: November 13, 2003

    What I like about you, Harry Connick Jr.: Your soundtrack for When Harry Met Sally proves how ahead of the times you were in 1989; since then, lots of folks have adopted your...

  2. Sports/Outdoors

    Tough Glove

    Ayala tries for Comeback King

    Published: November 13, 2003

    11/14 Oh, how we hate Rocky. Not the story, the acting or even ol' Sly. No, our beef is with those fight scenes. If ever a young Texan needed inspiration for his fresh,...

  3. You Said It

    Letters

    Published: November 13, 2003

    Dead Man's PartyStiffed: I just finished reading the excellent article "Grave Robbers," by Thomas Korosec (November 6), and I'm walking around my apartment incensed. I'd sure...

  4. Critics' Picks

    Mates of State, Ladybug Transistor and Palomar

    November 15

    By Dylan Siegler
    Published: November 13, 2003

    While young San Francisco married duo Mates of State's second full-length, 2001's Our Constant Concern (Polyvinyl), couldn't accurately be called "dark," their latest,...

  5. Kid Stuff

    Carle Kids

    Animation gets motion

    Published: November 13, 2003

    11/16 Writer and illustrator Eric Carle once said, "I believe the passage from home to school is the second-biggest trauma of childhood; the first, of course, being birth."...

  6. Critics' Picks

    Tracy Byrd

    November 15

    By Mikael Wood
    Published: November 13, 2003

    "Tiny Town," from native Texan Tracy Byrd's recent The Truth About Men, is the third-best tiny-town tune I've heard this year, behind "Nowhere," the Bubba Sparxxx/Kiley Dean...

  7. See/Be Seen

    Till You Drop

    It's not greed; it's charity

    Published: November 13, 2003

    11/17 Ever start holiday shopping and end up buying more for yourself than for others? Of course you have because the holidays are never close enough. So if being a...

  8. Critics' Picks

    Badly Drawn Boy

    November 18

    By Dylan Siegler
    Published: November 13, 2003

    Scruffy Manchurian Damon Gough, a.k.a. Badly Drawn Boy, is as lovable as he is erratic. His debut, The Hour of the Bewilderbeast, won him the British Mercury Prize (like a...

  9. Performance

    Fast Times

    Bellamy is off track

    Published: November 13, 2003

    11/14 Bill Bellamy shouldn't be coming to Addison this weekend, performing six sets of stand-up at the Improv. It's not that he isn't funny. He is--somewhere between Jerry...

Issue: November 13, 2003
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