Seaching for the Man
Find out what the establishment (aka. The Man) is doing on the 'Net.
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The Greater of Two Evils
Forty years later and after his death, Orson Welles' cut of "Touch of Evil" is finally out.
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Seaching for the Man
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Volume II, Issue 17 October 19 - October 26, 1998

News & Opinion

What's the establishment--The Man--doing on the 'Net? Can we sign up for those kick-ass spy classes and apply for U.S. weapons grants for our plot to overthrow Castro? Indoctrinate kids on The Man's philosophies in "The Man for Munchkins." Scale the walls of the corporation in "Bad Company." Also in news, The Patients Bill of Rights, Air Force One, and earning the nickname "Fart Boy." News & Opinion contents page

Film & TV

Orson Welles' classic, "Touch of Evil," was never what he wanted it to be. Recently retouched to Welles' specification, we take two looks at the remake in "The Greater of Two Evils" and "Re-Touched." Videos, TV, reviews, and more in Film & TV This week in Film & TV Clay Pigeons Cronos Fireworks Holy Man (1) Holy Man (2) Touch of Evil (1) Touch of Evil (2) PLUS Documentaries Jerry Mathers Interview Fall TV Season Classic Football Movies Leonardo DiCaprio Videos TV Commercials and more... Film & TV contents page Visit the Film Vault for thousands of reviews

Music

Roots music dominates this week. Blues pianist Henry Butler, gospel's Blind Boys of Alabama, jazz pianist Geri Allen, reviews of recent jazz releases, and the latest from jazz saxophonist Sonny Rollins and blues guitarist/ vocalist Otis Rush. This week in Music Geri Allen Blind Boys of Alabama Henry Butler Lauryn Hill Korn Sonny Rollins Otis Rush Connie Smith PLUS 100 Greatest Singers Jazz Releases and more... Music contents page

	Arts & Leisure
	Drawing Inspiration Rock Me, Amadeus Give Me Your Toonie and more... Arts & Leisure contents page

	Books
	Reviews this week include "The Road Home" by Jim Harrison, "Pullers" by Tom Graves, "Raw Deal: Horrible And Ironic Stories Of Forgotten Americans" by Ken Smith, "Nobody's Son: Notes From an American Life" by Luis Alberto Urrea, "Postcards from the Ledge" by Greg Child, as well as mini reviews from Austin Chronicle and more. Books contents page

	Comics
	Come down from your Staggering Heights and get to the Red Meat of the matter with this swell set of cartoons that also includes Mueller, Eye of the Beholder, K. Rat and Random Shots. Comics contents page Visit the official Red Meat site

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