Arts & Entertainment

Life during wartime

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published March 6, 2003

Timing sets the tone for Hollywood's depiction of war

Even in lovin’, it’s who you know

by Brianna Riplinger
Published February 27, 2003

Although John Doe once fronted one of America's most important, intelligent punk bands, you might know him better from his film career. His comical role as the father of child bride Winona Ryder in the...

From the north

by Nathan Hall
Published February 27, 2003

When the word Viking is mentioned, the vast majority of us immediately conjure up images of Hagar the Horrible comic strips or a professional football team that consistently chokes in the playoffs. At...

Singing in the dead of night

Published February 27, 2003

Updated with a multiethnic cast, "To Kill a Mockingbird" still packs a punch

The future sound of Norway

Published February 27, 2003

Sondre Lerche brings intelligent psychedelic pop from the land of rosemaling and lutefisk

If I’m a slave, I’m a slave to the rhythm

by Jennifer Schneider
Published February 27, 2003

All those pining for the authentic rock bands of your youth, take heart. Audioslave is neither Soundgarden nor Rage Against the Machine, nor does it strive to be, but when former Soundgarden front man...

The tears of a clown

Published February 27, 2003

Clive Barker finds plenty to horrify in the strange world of a medieval

I am still traveling, trying to broaden my mind

Published February 20, 2003

Penumbra mounts "Two Trains Running" as part of this season's August Wilson tribute

Art house cowboy

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published February 20, 2003

Gus Van Sant on the state of the avant-garde

Charisma will only get you so far

by Brianna Riplinger
Published February 20, 2003

The Grammys have never been cool. Although it always seems to try its fuddy-duddy best, the Recording Academy has made more than its share of snubs and outright hilarious flubs. How can we forget when...