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ENTERTAINMENT TODAY<br />
VOL. 38|NO. 49|SEPTEMBER 15-21, 2006 SINCE 1967<br />
PUBLISHER<br />
KRIS CHIN<br />
MANAGING EDITOR<br />
CECILIA TSAI<br />
EDITOR<br />
MATHEW KLICKSTEIN<br />
PRODUCTION<br />
DAVID TAGARDA<br />
GRAPHICS CONSULTANT<br />
AMAZING GRAPHICS<br />
TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR<br />
KATSUYUKI UENO<br />
COPY EDITOR<br />
JULIAN CAMILLIERI<br />
WRITERS<br />
JESSE ALBA<br />
ADAM BARNICK<br />
FRANK BARRON<br />
KATE E. BROOKS<br />
AMY BOWKER<br />
JULIAN CAMILLIERI<br />
WARREN CURRY<br />
BROOKE DAMMKOEHLER<br />
CLAYSON DEBURGER<br />
JOSEPH FEINSTEIN<br />
SHIRLEY FIRESTONE<br />
JANOS GEREBEN<br />
MICHAEL GUILLÉN<br />
ORMLY GUMFUDGIN<br />
JONATHAN W. HICKMAN<br />
TRAVIS MICHAEL HOLDER<br />
TINA KIM<br />
KAT KRAMER<br />
M. Y. LEE<br />
MICHAEL LEVINE<br />
ERIC LURIO<br />
RUBEN MACBLUE<br />
MARY MALLORY<br />
SCOTT MANTZ<br />
TONY MEDLEY<br />
DAWN MILLER<br />
MARIANNE MORO<br />
MIA PERRY<br />
MIKE RESTAINO<br />
SEAN REYNOLDS<br />
RICA ROMERO<br />
GAIL ROBERTS<br />
ANNIE ROLLINS<br />
SUSIE ROTEMAN<br />
BRAD SCHREIBER<br />
AARON SHELEY<br />
STEVEN SNYDER<br />
PETER SOBCZYNSKI<br />
BILLIE STONE<br />
BETH TEMKIN<br />
JOSEPH TRINH<br />
KIM VOYNAR<br />
MARCI WEINER<br />
RUSTY WHITE<br />
JONATHAN ZEITLIN<br />
CARTOONISTS<br />
PHIL CHO<br />
MARK DARCOURT<br />
DREW-MICHAEL<br />
ANNIE ROLLINS<br />
PHOTOGRAPHER<br />
DREW RESSLER<br />
COMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANT<br />
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INDEX<br />
M U S I C<br />
12 Is it getting Kinky in here?: After bursting out of the underground,<br />
the “rocktronica” group is about to hit the big time...and Marianne<br />
Moro is there to catch all the fun.<br />
B O O K S<br />
5 He’s just too damn cool: Author Mark Z. Danielewski and ET<br />
Editor Mathew Klickstein chat over tea and crumpets about<br />
MZD’s new book, Only Revolutions.<br />
T H E A T E R<br />
4 All work and no play: Travis Michael Holder snoops on Sex &<br />
Work; Night of the living painting: Holder checks out Nighthawks;<br />
Mending the Fences: Joseph Feinstein reviews the re-opening of<br />
the famed play.<br />
F O O D<br />
9 Come play polo: Joseph Feinstein finds out why the Beverly Hills<br />
Polo Lounge is well worth the price.<br />
A R T<br />
9 Honky Tonkin’: Resident Aussie Billie Stone utilizes her tracking<br />
skills to seek out one of LA’s most invigorating Folk Artists...<br />
T E L E V I S I O N<br />
11 Get Kidnapped: The new NBC drama is gaining a great deal of<br />
buzz, and MY Lee is here to tell you why; All those lovely ladies:<br />
Media guru Frank Barron is on the case and investigates the growing<br />
trend of hot mommas infiltrating TV.<br />
34 EVENT LISTINGS<br />
23 US vs. JOHN LENNON 24 BLACK DAHLIA<br />
20 TORONTO FILM FESTIVAL<br />
Entertainment Today goes to the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival. Besides getting the sniffles,<br />
we also found some of the best (and worst) films of one of the biggest festivals in the world...<br />
M O V I E S<br />
19 Not necessarily Everyone’s Hero: Steven Snyder reluctantly<br />
reviews Christopher Reeve’s final project; This ain’t no Mighty<br />
Ducks: Josh Hickman reviews Gridiron Gang; Nothing but the<br />
Truth: Peter Sobczynski checks out the new war documentary<br />
The Ground Truth; No more lies: Jonathan W. Hickman<br />
reviews Al Franken: God Spoke. PLUS: Mike Restaino’s DVD<br />
Reviews and Art Film of the Week with Aaron Sheley.<br />
18 No biz like show biz: Jesse Alba gets the skinny on the cast and<br />
director of Hollywoodland.<br />
19 Mutual ha-ha: Mathew Klickstein speaks with filmmaker<br />
Andrew Bujalski about his new movie, Mutual Appreciation.<br />
23 A funny coincidence: Peter Sobczynski talks with director<br />
Kirby Dick about why his last name is considered a bad word by<br />
the MPAA<br />
30 MOVIE TIMES & THEATER LOCATIONS<br />
C O L U M N S<br />
6 WORDS ‘N’ MUSIC with Kat Kramer<br />
7 GOSSIP GUY with Erik Davis<br />
7 HOLLYWOOD BEAT with Marci Weiner<br />
8 WARMLY, ORMLY with Ormly Gumfudgin<br />
8 HOLLYWOOD INSIDER with Dawn Miller<br />
11 WEEKLY SPORTS WRAP-UP with Joseph Trinh<br />
38-39 FROLICSOME FUN<br />
Professor Klickberg’s Insuperable Crossword Puzzle, Lady Katsura and Suki Yaki’s Astrological<br />
Forecast, Sudoku, and Comics.<br />
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SEPTEMBER 15-21, 2006 ENTERTAINMENT TODAY