Arts & Entertainment

She’s got the look

by Keri Carlson
Published May 6, 2004

Debbie Harry can still rock the party in style.

A call to arms

by Tom Horgen
Published May 6, 2004

Andy Singer's cartoons provoke thought and challenge assumptions.

Nostalgia under attack

by Greg Corradini
Published May 6, 2004

"Links" compresses the agony of Somalia into one man's homecoming.

A modern gallimaufry

by Katrina Wilber
Published May 6, 2004

"Found" looks at everyday garbage made strange.

Laser light legacy

by Tom Horgen
Published May 6, 2004

From camp to cult to classics, this summer's DVD releases sizzle.

Back to the salt mines

by Keri Carlson
Published May 6, 2004

David Rees would prefer not to work.

Media assassins

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published May 6, 2004

Amy Goodman takes her critique of contemporary politics from the airwaves to the bookshelf.

In praise of passion

by Katrina Wilber
Published May 6, 2004

Whether amour fou or teen crush, Garrison Keillor thinks that all you need is love.

Out in the midday sun

by Keri Carlson
Published May 6, 2004

INDIO, Calif. - "You're going to the desert?" said the man at the car rental counter. "You're going to hell!" The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is held smack in the middle of the desert in this...

Mysterious masterpieces

by Greg Corradini
Published May 6, 2004

Unsigned art under the Highway 280 overpass has a strong pull on our consciousness.