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Blogs
May 4, 2009
Picture Show: Spinal Tap Unwigged and Unplugged
Rachel Parker Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer of This is Spinal Tap, A Mighty Wind and plenty of other music-heavy ensemble favorites over the years, played the Nokia Theater during the Saturday night downpour, out at the Nokia Theater in Grand Prairie.Photographer Rachel Parker ... More >>
Music
April 30, 2009
The Guys Behind Spinal Tap Return, Unwigged and Unplugged
Blogs
March 4, 2009
Today In Music News: Motley Crue To Feel Good, Sublime To Get New Singer, Spinal Tap To Unwig
Your daily dose of national music news for Wednesday, March 4, 2009... Somewhere, the seventh grade me is jumping up and down with glee: Motley Crue has announced that it will play Dr. Feelgood in its entirety on its upcoming Crue Fest 2: White Trash Circus tour. No word at this time whe ... More >>
Blogs
March 4, 2009
Sound Bytes: Roy G. and The Biv Offer Download, Spinal Tap To Play Nokia, Tool Man Hocks Wine, Jodeci Cancels, and, Somehow, There Are More George Strait Tickets Now Available
Nikki LoehrRoy G. and The Biv have a new song for you to hear.Kinda a slow day round the way here at DC9. Not too too much going on. Actually, that's not true. There's a lot, but not necessarily enough to constitute entire blog posts. Also, our blogging system was down for a bit before. Oh well. On ... More >>
Film
November 16, 2006
L.A. Story
Hooray for Christopher Guest's Hollywood, where Purim gets Oscar buzz and Charlie Rose his due
Calendar
April 20, 2006
'Spray and Watch
Calendar
July 3, 2003
This Week's Day-By-Day Picks
Culture
April 24, 2003
Break Like the Wind
Spinal Tap tapped, the Folksmen turn it way down from 11
Film
April 17, 2003
Mighty Mediocre
Wind bags a few charming laughs, but mostly meanders
Film
January 30, 2003
Cosmic Debris
Dancing, porn, foul language--with all that going for it, The Guru fails
Film
October 11, 2001
Herald and Mod
My First Mister proclaims the transcendence of a pretty young freak
Film
September 20, 2001
Gimme Swelter
Are you ready for the Summer? Don't be. It's all wet.
Calendar
August 9, 2001
Mohr or Less
Jay Mohr is this far from hitting it big
Culture
April 26, 2001
Shearer Delight
The voice of Flanders is the voice of reason, absatively posilutely
Film
November 9, 2000
Pure Hell
Adam Sandler is the son of the devil. Like, no duh.
Culture
October 19, 2000
The Man of Many Face
Christopher Guest takes his comedy very, very seriously
Film
October 12, 2000
Life's a Bitch
Christopher Guest frolics with a pack of neurotics and their dogs in Best in Show
Film
September 7, 2000
Mock Speed
Spinal Tap is still on the right side of the fine line between stupid and clever
Film
August 19, 1999
Hot for teacher
Mrs. Tingle could give these kids a lesson or two
Film
July 17, 1997
Falling up
With Nothing to Lose, Robbins and Lawrence turn a loss into a tie
Film
March 6, 1997
Amateur hour
Standing center stage, Guffman salutes and satirizes small-town America