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April 7, 2026
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Radiohead gels in new album

By Carl Burnett | June 27, 2001

In recent interviews, Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke has implied that the recently released "Amnesiac" and last October's "Kid A" are two quite different records.

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'Swordfish,' Travolta flounder

By Sabrina Peric | June 21, 2001

Fast cars. Terrorists. Explosives strapped onto hostages. Lots of money. Naked women and even a flying bus. No, this is not "Speed," starring heart-throb Keanu Reeves.

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Rustic finds a 'Viva Nueva' with Tommy Boy Records

By Carl Burnett | May 30, 2001

It's 11:59 p.m. on New Year's Eve, 1999, in the Portland, Maine's State Theater. Rustic Overtones singer Dave Gutter, halfway through a long, sweat-drenched set, doesn't bother telling his band to stop the music, but instead starts yelling the obligatory countdown on top of the current, unstoppable beat. "Ten, nine, eight " -- the audience couldn't care less about the upcoming unofficial beginning of the new millennium.

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An enjoyable 'Night at McCool's'

By Justin Bow | May 9, 2001

"One Night at McCool's," is a good movie. Not a great movie, but good nonetheless. McCool's is the story of how Liv Tyler attempted to change her image from that of an innocent, love-lorn teen to that of a full-blown sex goddess.

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'Crocodile Dundee in LA' is down under(whelming)

By John Teti | May 8, 2001

I recently signed up to review the worst of Hollywood's latest dreck as a public service for The Dartmouth's readers -- I watch a few horrible movies, suffer through their inadequacies and write about them to save you from a similar fate. I'm enduring this task only by lowering my expectations, something that wasn't very difficult for "Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles" The first two words of the title prepared me for yet another dreadful fish-out-of-water-saves-the-day storyline, and the finale of "Survivor: The Australian Outback" had already tested my threshold for Aussie-branded boredom. It's doubtless that "Survivor" played a part in the timing of this film's release, as American fascination with the Outback has been spurred to high levels -- though not Yahoo Serious levels --by the latest incarnation of the CBS game show. Only Aussie-philes will be disappointed by Dundee's decision to depart for L.A.

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