Rebuilding Buffalo
By ALEXANDER NASAREWSKY | May 1, 2006For my last column, I want to look optimistically at Buffalo through the lens of its vibrant artistic culture.
For my last column, I want to look optimistically at Buffalo through the lens of its vibrant artistic culture.
The psychedelic-folk group, Espers, have a lot to look forward to. Not only is their third full-length album coming out next month, they will also have a short tour through Pennsylvania and Buffalo before embarking to the U.K.
With the planned release of "United 93" - a film recreating the experience of the fourth plane on 9/11, which eventually crashed in Pennsylvania after the passengers and crew overthrew the hijackers - a question has been posed to the movie-going public: is it too soon for a movie about 9/11?I can say "yes" with utmost confidence.The events that occurred on 9/11 were the most televised acts of terror in the history of the world.
In a unique approach to political filmmaking, the controversial documentary "Why We Fight" makes a disturbing connection between the current U.S.
Generation magazine, a friend to amateur botanists everywhere, has a cause for celebration. It was found that the nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus content of just one Generation magazine can support the life cycle of the rarest plants.
Remember the snot-nosed kid who cried all the time in school, unsure of himself or the world around him?
On the cover of Quasi's newest album, a jagged lion leaps from a boom box. This is an apt metaphor for music that aggressively grabs its prey and does not let go until it has ravaged the listener's senses.The Portland, Oregon-based duo, Quasi has a new album "When the Going Gets Dark," the follow up to 2003's "Hot S***."The duo consists of Janet Weiss, the drummer of Sleater-Kinney and Sam Coomes, who has performed with artist Elliott Smith.
I look at movies like terminal illnesses. If you don't screen for them early, they can have dire consequences at later stages.The tradition of movie critics everywhere is to see a film before it has a wide release to audiences.
Breaking Up:Was Valentine's Day not all you dreamed it would be? All the stress of impressing your significant other can sometimes lead to a break up.
The next time two characters in your favorite TV show or movie talk about their favorite food, or their new favorite electronic gadget it isn't because they like it.