Volume II, Issue 26
December 21 - December 28, 1998
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR:
hen it comes to dire predictions for the turn of the Millennium,
the radio gods have already spoken, notes Metro Pulse in
"Pop Apocalypse." Prince foretold a Judgment Day complete
with a purple sky (natch), Bob Dylan predicted the Y2K dilemma
when he sang of "a thousand telephones that don't ring,"
and Michael Stipe just feels fine.
Enliven your next dinner party with holiday treats concocted
by the foodies at the Austin Chronicle. From dishrag turkey
and holiday cheese fondue to thumbprint cookies and lemon squares,
this guide has got you covered course by course.
It's fun to burn virtual rubber like James Bond in the Aston Martin
DB7 featured in "Need For Speed III.," reports Austin
Chronicle's Marcel Meyer in "It's All in the Game."
But if you've got an extra $27,950 lying around, it might be even
more enjoyable to pick up an actual model of the revamped Acura
3.2L, notes Nashville Scene's Marc Stengel in "Sticker
Shock."
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Thoroughly Modern [6]
The show's universal themes play well wherever the production is mounted.
— Carey Checca, MEMPHIS FLYER
Now What? [8]
A gallery of captivating links to keep your imagination churning while the paint dries.
— WEEKLY WIRE
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Pop Apocalypse [2]
Once you're done reading all about the Y2K chaos, kick back and ponder the fact that many of our most beloved pop singers predicted the end of the world years ago. Here's our expert analysis.
— METRO PULSE
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Season's Grazings [3]
Food writers share recipes of their favorite dishes of the season and relate the stories that make these treats central to their holiday memories.
— AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Salad Barred [4]
John Bridges knows exacly what he wants out of life... a big head of lettuce?
— John Bridges, NASHVILLE SCENE
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It's All In The Game [5]
The newest CD-ROMs for the gamer on your gift list.
— Marcel Meyer, AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Sticker Shock [7]
Marc Stengel examines the 1999 Acura 3.2TL sport sedan.
— Marc Stengel, NASHVILLE SCENE
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