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'Party Monster'
![For "Party Monster," filmmakers Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato converted their documentary of the same name, about the rise and fall of early '80s club king Michael Alig, to a bold and engrossing drama. It's notable for Macaulay Culkin's return to the screen in a striking high-risk portrayal of Alig that is bound to leave many of Culkin's "Home Alone" fans dumbfounded and even repelled.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2003-09/9264789.jpg "For "Party Monster,\" filmmakers Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato converted their documentary of the same name, about the rise and fall of early '80s club king Michael Alig, to a bold and engrossing drama. It's notable for Macaulay Culkin's return to the screen in a striking high-risk portrayal of Alig that is bound to leave many of Culkin's \"Home Alone\" fans dumbfounded and even repelled.")
Times Staff WriterFor "Party Monster," filmmakers Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato converted their documentary of the same name, about the rise and fall of early '80s club king Michael Alig, to a bold and engrossing drama. It's notable for Macaulay Culkin's return to the...Tags: Diana Scarwid, Natasha Lyonne, Minority Groups, Dylan McDermott, Wilson Cruz
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20 things to watch
Tribune olympic sports reporterHere are Tribune Olympics reporter Philip Hersh's Top 20 moments not to miss. Set your TiVo for the last hurrah of the icons of U.S. women's soccer. Don't miss the drama as the marathon returns to, well, where it began. And, the big moment, Thorpe vs....Tags: Archery, Table Tennis, Saddam Hussein, Olympic Games, Folklore and Mythology
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Is music ready to honor a shocker?
Tribune Rock CriticWednesday night, the latest chapter in one of the most heated debates on art, culture and morality to ever hit the entertainment industry will be played out in front of millions on national television. Eminem -- who has sold millions of albums with songs...Tags: Bob Marley, Television, Elections, Minority Groups, Gaming
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Interscope emerges as star act for Seagram
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterLast week marked the one-year anniversary of Seagram's $10.4-billion purchase of PolyGram, which created the world's biggest record company and triggered the most brutal restructuring in the industry's history. In Los Angeles alone, more than 100 artists...Tags: Tupac Shakur, Death, Nine Inch Nails (music group), Human Accomplishments, Crimes
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'Saw'
Times Staff WriterYou can always count on a serial killer for some memorable lessons in righteous living. No other type of cinematic villain is so didactic, so fundamentalist in his values, so committed to life coaching. It takes an intolerant ideologue with a black-and-...Tags: Nine Inch Nails (music group), Death, Plastic Surgeons, Saw (movie), Cary Elwes
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Rebel flag fight goes to schools
Tribune Staff ReporterThe fight to retain the Confederate battle flag as a symbol of the South has moved from state Capitols into public schools, where a 1st Amendment battle is brewing over whether students should be allowed to wear the emblem on clothing. In a campaign...Tags: Death, Georgia, North Carolina, Minority Groups, Eyewear
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'Resident Evil'
NewsdayStrolled down the Champs-Elysee? Sipped Bellinis on the Piazza San Marco? Well, you haven't really lived till you've seen a mini-skirted Milla Jovovich kick-box the living daylights out of a pack of rabid dogs slathered in barbecue sauce. Technically...Tags: Colin Salmon, Death, Stuart, Dog (animal), James Purefoy
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Interscope is golden on the pop chart
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersFor the first time in 20 years, a single company--Interscope Records and its family of hot young labels--captured the top four positions on the nation's pop chart this week. With 10 albums in the Top 100 and a parade of potential blockbusters due out...Tags: Snoop Dogg, Tupac Shakur, Nine Inch Nails (music group), Death, Human Accomplishments
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Scrappy label thrashes the big boys
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterMaybe the pop world is finally ready to believe what Calendar predicted nearly four years ago: that by concentrating on cutting-edge rock and rap music, upstart Interscope Records would become the envy of the music industry. The Westwood-based company,...Tags: Whitney Houston, Nine Inch Nails (music group), Marketing, Maxwell, Alanis Morissette
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Critics expected to take on MCA for explicit rap lyrics
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersAdversaries of explicit music lyrics are expected to attack MCA Music Entertainment today at a Washington news conference organized by former drug czar William Bennett and C. DeLores Tucker, chairwoman of the National Congress of Black Women. The two...Tags: Tupac Shakur, Snoop Dogg, Death, Washington (U.S. state), Ghostface Killah
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