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Silver
Lining
Despite its flaws,
"Bicentennial Man's" robot story just may be Robin Williams' best
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A
Snarling Look at November
It was a month filled
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Out
and About
1999 saw more gay
characters on TV than ever. So what's the problem? |
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Squatting
on Hate
Savvy activists are
buying up nasty Internet domain names like lesbian.com to keep
bigots from exploiting them. |
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Scholar
Ship
Information on cheap
flights for students, international phone cards and livening up that
Florida-New York drive. |
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Still
Peligroso
Cypress Hill's
B-Real and Eric Bobo come out of the pot haze to talk up their
new album -- they're keeping it real, en Espanol. (Rolling Stone)
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Antisocial
Superstar
Marilyn Manson
retreats into the Web, gets even weirder. (Rolling
Stone)
Hope
I Die Before I Get Old
Remembering
Kurt Cobain, Janis Joplin, more. (Atomic
Pop)
Giving
Love a Bad Name
Marilyn Manson
fires back at Courtney; Christina Aguilera back where she
belongs; more. (Rolling
Stone)
Very
Relentless
Pet Shop Boys
reemerge with homage to clubbing, drinking, love. (Exclaim!)
To
Kingdom Come
Founding member
of the Band, solo artist and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Rick
Danko dead at 56. (Rolling
Stone)
Two
Turntables and a Mouse
Pioneer's new
cdj-700S gives the DJ suite some digital equilibrium. Problem
is, you can't scratch with it. (Shift)
Best
of '99
Boy bands and
scantily dressed teenaged girls not your thing? Here's another
list of the year's best releases. (Off the
Chart)
Ax
to Grind
The 50 worst
guitar solos of the millennium. (Pitchfork)
Young
Love
R.E.M. make
room for Neil. Plus: Whitney floats above "Titanic,"
more. (Rolling Stone)
Superstar
Shopping Spree
Metallica!
Jay-Z! Mariah! Third Eye Blind! Korn! More mega-releases than
ever for the end of '99. (Rolling
Stone)
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