“Broadway: The Movie”
Experts answer what they know. The Non-Expert answers anything. This week we work over the inner workings of the movie industry, where art always prevails over profit.
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A collection of 14237 issues
20 September 2002
New York's currently: planning a party for all of you attention: do you host your site with the wildly competent and friendly people at tilted planet? because, really, you should. Bush sends resolution on Iraq to Congress, requesting broad powers without further congressional approval. Related: Bush compared to
19 September 2002
New York's currently: no longer thrilled by the ice cream truck and that damn song Bush backs out of Biological Weapons Convention against germ warfare, wants to delay until 2006, despite the State Department's promise last year, after then backing out of the same deal, that
From Here to There
Stalking may not be in right now, but don’t let that deter you. Spend a day following people around New York.
Where Are They Now?
Remember Jack and Diane? Well, they’re not doing so hot these days. Tracking down the stars of yesterday’s songs to get the update.
18 September 2002
New York's currently: getting all the news it needs on the weather report Iraq agrees to unconditional weapons inspections; Russia and France swiftly glad to drop any resolution hinting war if Saddam doesn't comply. California's power failures in 2000 and 2001 blamed on five
Credit in the Straight World
In bad economic times, it’s hard to be picky about your job. Ex-Screw editor Jonah Cassidy is still writing, though now about petroleum, not porn.
17 September 2002
New York's currently: approaching vigorous levels of exercise Iraq sends letter to Kofi Annan saying inspectors may return without conditions. State Department says the letter is 'not a promise to disarm, not a promise to allow unfettered inspections, not a promise to disclose the state of its
Running From High Blood Pressure
Death knocks. Your doctor tells you it’s time to start exercising or, well, it’s all over.
16 September 2002
New York's currently: writing books, going to weddings White House wants consequences for Iraq if Hussein doesn't disarm; Saudi Arabia may allow U.S. to use its air bases for attacks. Dissident Iraqi nuclear scientist says Saddam is months away from having the bomb. Absolute nightmare: