Arts

Students clown around at CHaD

By Elizabeth Merritt | November 16, 2000

The ArtCare program uses laughs to heal children and seniors alike

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Arts

'One Flea Spare' full of vitality

By Sope Ogunyemi | November 14, 2000

Even with a professional company and months of rehearsal time, it would be difficult to do Naomi Wallace's play, "One Flea Spare," adequate justice.

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Arts

Mike Roberts '00 releases CD of 'Lotus Blooming'

By Ken Luallen | November 13, 2000

The rock opera, performed live only once at the Hopkins Center, was recorded with the help of Britt Myers '00

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Arts

'Angels' are pretty but not very smart

By Justin Bow | November 8, 2000

Diaz, Barrymore and Liu sacrifice brains to showcase something else altogether

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Arts

Redford hits the sweet spot with 'Bagger Vance'

By John Teti | November 7, 2000

Despite inconsistent performances by Damon and Theron, the film reflects the calm and beauty of golf

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Arts

Outkast's 'Stankonia' a spiritual and innovative leap forward

By Tim Forcella and Kane Russell | November 6, 2000

Hip-hop groups attempting to stay on the cutting edge will now have to work a little harder. Outkast's fourth offering, "Stankonia," has pushed today's limits that much further.

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Arts

U2 redeems itself in 'All That You Can't Leave Behind'

By David Klein | November 6, 2000

Their image marred by a style-over-substance tour, Bono et al. return to the upper echelons with their new release

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Arts

'Malcolm' flourishes and proves this reviewer wrong

By John Teti | November 2, 2000

The unique series, entering its second season, has improved dramatically after its shaky initial weeks

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Arts

My obsessive use of irony makes me feel like a big man

By Sam Means | November 1, 2000

I think I speak for all Americans when I say that I really identify with "It's My Life," the new-ish Bon Jovi song.

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Arts

Hurley is a devilish Halloween treat in 'Bedazzled'

By Justin Bow | October 31, 2000

A clichéd ending does little to detract from an original film that's so funny you might break something

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Arts

The Dartmouth speaks to The Hood's new director

By Alexander Rich | October 30, 2000

Derrick Cartwright eases into his new position after a tenure at the new Musée d' Art Américain in France

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Arts

Will students lose their minds over cable TV?

By Sam Means | October 25, 2000

An Arts columnist gives his unique perspective of the future

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Arts

NBC drama-comedy 'Ed' strikes the perfect balance

By John Teti | October 23, 2000

The unique series comes close to alienating itself from viewers but is successful in endearing itself instead

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Arts

'Contender' is just contentious

By Philip David Leaman | October 18, 2000

Misguided, overwrought political film has no redeeming value

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Arts

'Dancer' a welcome surprise in a lackluster film year

By Hank Leukart | October 17, 2000

Director Lars von Trier and actress/musician Björk break exciting new ground in this Palme d'Or winner

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Arts

Hood shows experiments in modern portrait photos

By Alex Rich | October 16, 2000

'Surface and Depth' brings together an eclectic collection of works from artists reinventing their genre

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Arts

An apology

By Sam Means | October 16, 2000

I would like to formally apologize for several errors that appeared in yesterday's column, titled "High Praise for a New Yorker Cartoonist." The reference that the cartoon was making, I learned from several astute readers, was not to James Bond at all, but to Bjork. James Bond was not related to the cartoon in any way.

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Arts

High praise for a New Yorker cartoonist

By Sam Means | October 12, 2000

I was perusing a recent New Yorker magazine the other day when I came across a simply delightful cartoon.

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Arts

'Fugitive' hits ground running

By Steve Kantor | October 11, 2000

CBS tries to capitalize on success of '60s series and 1993 movie

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Arts

Badly Drawn Boy debuts well

By Carl Burnett | October 10, 2000

"Hour of the Bewilderbeast" transcends the indie pop genre

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