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Yearly Archives: 2006

Portrait of an Artist

Hitting the gym three days a week puts a snap in Olive Pemberton's step. She knows about staying fit, having danced on Broadway and...

Big Bill Broonzy

Big Bill Broonzy claims, “All songs in the world that you sing are folk songs, because horses don’t sing.” On the straightforward solo acoustic...

Concrete Olive Branch

Regular readers are familiar with the battle between rich and poor in Woodhaven, a neighborhood with gorgeous houses and a country club butted up...

Borat to Be Wild

There’s nothing like a movie that sparks an international incident, especially the one bearing the unwieldy title of Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for...

Airpushers

On the surface, the reserved euphoria that permeates Themes for the Ordinarily Strange by the Los Angeles duo Airpushers suggests any number of rock-influenced...

Norma Jean

It’s not All Hallow’s Eve just yet, but Norma Jean still might frighten the bejesus outta you. First, there’s the name, that of the...

Terrorist in Training

Is Phillip Noyce one of the world’s most important filmmakers? Five years ago we all would have laughed at the suggestion, yet now here...

Is That Racist?

One night back when Chow, Baby was a carefree New Orleans teenager, it was dispatched to the family's favorite Chinese restaurant to pick up...

Million Dollar Mandy

A lot of grads from Fort Worth Country Day School, one of the most elite private high schools in Texas, have experienced some success...

Old World, Old School

In the urban pizza wars, will there ever be a resolution? New York vs. Chicago-style, thick vs. thin, the Huts vs. the Inns —...