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MusicJuly 10, 2002
Rodriguez is an unlikely icon. He is 60 years old, has only recorded 25 songs and has not released any new material in the past […]
MusicFebruary 6, 2003
“We’re going away to dream it all up again,” Bono declared. Speaking at U2’s last concert of the 1980s the band’s lead singer was not […]
MoviesJanuary 22, 2004
‘Lost in Translation’ is one of those very rare American dramas where subtlety and nuance don’t take a back seat to overblown melodrama and cloying […]
MoviesJune 8, 2004
A gripping docudrama, ‘Shattered Glass’ introduces us to one of the most sought after young journalists in Washington. The year is 1998 and Stephen Glass […]
MusicSeptember 3, 2004
Press play, and within seconds Robert Smith is wailing “I can’t find myself” while a sole guitar strums in the background. “Oh, grow up,” you […]
MoviesDecember 10, 2004
‘The Incredibles’ blows ‘Finding Nemo’ out of the water, scares ‘Monsters Inc.’ under the bed and sends ‘Shrek’ packing back to the swamp. Simply put, […]
MusicDecember 22, 2004
“Time won’t take the boy out of this man,” declares Bono on ‘City of Blinding Lights’, one of the numerous highlights on U2’s stellar new […]
MoviesFebruary 17, 2005
‘Sideways’ is one of those rare Hollywood movies. Incredibly funny, without ever resorting to slapstick, it’s also a very accomplished human drama that’s not afraid […]
MusicMarch 8, 2005
“I don’t want to be Iggy Pop,” barks Michael Stipe on ‘I took your name’, the song that opens the first South African concert of […]
MoviesMarch 31, 2005
Steve Zissou is a man apart. He’s an oceanographer extraordinaire. He’s a bold adventurer who leads his crew (Team Zissou) on daring expeditions to the […]
MoviesMay 5, 2005
‘xXx2’ has it all. Implausible computer-generated action sequences, clunky dialogue with cringe-worthy one-liners, a secret government agency, a plot to assassinate the president of the […]
MusicJune 9, 2005
‘The Beekeeper’, says Tori Amos, is about the “struggle to find a bedrock of truth beneath the tangle of lies, mythology, casual assumptions and political […]
MusicJuly 22, 2005
Hard to believe, but a band with a saxophonist and violin player in its lineup, a band that plays a hybrid of funk, bluegrass, jazz […]
TravelJuly 28, 2005
There’s more to London than a giant clock, that bridge from the nursery rhyme, the Queen’s humble abode and a few famous churches. Home of […]
TravelAugust 1, 2005
“Qatar,” says the Lonely Planet guide, “is best known for being unknown.” It’s a small consolation – I do feel slightly less like a geographically […]
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