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M Usic , M Oviesand M TheBuzzMusic, Movies and More Aug. 29. 2005 MUSIC: Coldplay and Dave Matthews Band play to Southern California fans MOVIES: “The Brothers Grimm” does not please the whole way through MORE: Restaurant reviews, astrology, plus the latest entertainment news 2 THE BUZZ ing at Kanye’s West Miami Party. old actor Robert Downey Jr. wed MTV reports the Death Row Re- his girlfriend, 31-year-old Susan cords founder, Knight got a bullet Levin, on Saturday, People reports. Contents THE in the right leg during West’s party Celebrity guests included Keanu at the exclusive “Shore Club.” Reeves and singer Billy Joel … 02 Entertainment News Among guests on the list were Jes- New CD releases of the week in- I N S I D E sica Alba, The Game and actor Ed- clude Brooks and Dunn’s Hillbilly Concert Calendar die Murphy among others. There Deluxe … singer Eric Clapton’s BUZZ is no offi cial statement on Knight’s Back Home … Macy Gray’s Live health but surgery will be done as In Las Vegas … also rock groups’ 03 Restaurant Reviewiew soon as possible … Hurricane Ka- Death Cab for a Cutie’s Plan … trina will not rain on the parade of New DVD releases include “The Flashback Favorite the MTV Video Music Awards. Blues Brothers’s - 25 Anniversary According to MTV, the show will Special Edition,” “Roseanne- The go on even though the Hurricane First Complete Season,” and “Lilo Astrology Report has already killed four in the Flor- Stitch 2” among others Celebrity By MAHSA KHALILIFAR ida area. The Miami based award sighting of the week: actor Hank 04 Movie Reviews Daily Titan Asst. Entertainment Editor show will feature many big names Azaria at Boa Restaurant in Los in the music world like Green Angeles … Celebrity gossip of Hey everyone, it’s time to bring Day, Diddy, Lindsay Lohan and the week: Gwen Stefani might not 05 Movie Reviews Cont. you the latest news about the news- Snoop Dogg but many others are attend the VMA’s due to disputes makers making headlines in Holly- also scheduled to perform. MTV over not performing on the popu- 06 Music Review wood and the music makers in the moved around some of their out- lar show since she performed at singing world … Rapper and no- door performances but ar insisting the Teen Choice Awards …Stay torious Mogul, Suge Knight, was on going on with the ceremonies tuned for more on next week’s In- 07 Music Reviews Cont. shot in the leg early Sunday morn- … on to marriage news, 40-year- side Buzz … 08 Music Reviews Cont. Quote of the Week ON THE COVER: Backstreet Boys Concert Calendar “Eight years ago, if I’d performperform during their ThursdayThursday night invite someone over concertconcert (photo byby Mahsa Khalilifar) to my place for a tofu burger, they wouldn’t be Mon, 8/29/05 7 p.m. Thu, 9/1/05 8 p.m. interested.” Chris Martin to Rolling Stone John Mellencamp with Devo after being named by a PETA John Fogerty House of Blues Anaheim poll as the world’s sexiest vegetarian THE BUZZ Hollywood Bowl Anaheim ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Hollywood AMANDAMANDA PENNINGTONPENNINGTON Fri, 9/2/05 9 p.m. ASSISTANT ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Mon, 8/28/05 7:30 p.m. Blues Traveler MAHSA KHALILIFAR Hoobastank - Crossfade Canyon Dinner Theater EXECUTIVE EDITOR Antelope Valley fair Agoura Hills NICOLE M. SMITH Lancaster DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING CAN SENGEZER Sat, 9/3/05 8 p.m. Wed, 8/31/05 9 p.m. Faith Evans ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING EMILY ALFORD Doobie Bros House of Blues Sunset Strip PRODUCTION Canyon Dinner theater Hollywood AMANDA PENNINGTON Agoura Hills MAHSA KHALILIFAR Sun, 9/4/05 11 a.m. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES LESLEY WU, DERRICK SALATNAY, Thu, 9/1/05 8 p.m. Long Beach Blues Festival VANESSA RUMBLES, RICH BOYD, Destiny’s Child Featuring The Black KIMBERLY LEUNG, JACKIE KIMMEL Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim Crowes The Daily Titan 714.278.3373 The Buzz Editorial 714.278.5426 [email protected] Anaheim Cal State Long Beach Editorial Fax 714.278.4473 The Buzz Advertising 714.278.3373 [email protected] Long Beach Advertising Fax 714.278.2702 The Buzz , a student publication, is a supplemental insert for the Cal State Fullerton Daily Titan. It is printed every Thursday. The Daily Titan operates independently of Associated Students, College of Communications, CSUF administration and the CSU system. The Daily Titan has functioned as a public forum since inception. Unless implied by the advertising party or otherwise stated, advertising in the Daily Titan is inserted by commercial activities or ventures identifi ed in the ad- vertisements themselves and not by the university. Such printing is not to be construed as written or implied sponsorship, endorsement or investigation of such commercial enterprises. Copyright ©2004 Daily Titan MAINSTREAM 3 Free Will Astrology Good food, people at Fred’s ARIES: Rock critic Aidin Vaziri speaking to your needs right now. described the set when 50 Cent Let me offer this addendum: The By ASHLEY MAJESKI great seat for people watching. some of the other bars on Main Daily Titan Staff played in San Jose as: “an urban Angel is passionate about offering Though it’s mostly known as Street. For only $5.95, you can wasteland that looked like it was de- you the assistance she has dreamed the place to see and be seen in get a tasty 20-ounce margarita, or signed by Disney (complete with an up just for you. “The OC,” the famed show Huntington Beach, Fred’s also for $10.75 you can get a pitcher overturned police car...and decapi- SCORPIO: Painter Henri Ma- about our county, gives those has a reputation for pretty good if you’re feeling generous and tated head of the Statue of Liberty).” tisse departed so recklessly from the who don’t live here an impres- Mexican food. For starters, try want to share with your friends. There’s a resemblance between that traditions of his art that some critics sion that life in Orange County is “El Gordo” ($11.95), which has There are a few downfalls, chaotic environment and yours. believed he might undermine civili- full of attractive people drinking chicken wings, taquitos, nachos however. Service can be hit-or- Your chaos is either imaginary or zation. Today those whose creative excessively and spending their and chicken chingaderas in enor- miss, especially on Saturday artifi cial or both. It is hard to resist, expression carries the greatest clout lives at the beach. mous portions and is defi nitely nights, and there is often a line but you can walk away from it. work in business and technology. While those of us who live good to share with a few friends. to get in if you arrive after 11 TAURUS: You have the poten- I’ll make an exception: You have here understand that this is not If you’re staying for dinner, p.m. Also, after 7 p.m., the entire tial to be a great wizard. (1) Re- the potential to wield a dramatic in- generally the case, spending a Fred’s has some fun entrees as restaurant becomes 21 and over, nounce fantasies of changing frogs fl uence with your creativity in every night at Fred’s Mexican Café in well. Recommended are the Surf and they are very strict on this into soul mates. (2) Be specifi c and realm except businessbusiness andand ttechnol-echnol- downtown Huntington Beach ‘n’ Turf enchiladas for $8.95, rule – only passports and driv- don’t make up stories based on in- ogy. may convince the most critical of which are fi lled with steak and ers licenses are accepted – so if conclusive evidence. (3) Take ev- SAGITTARIUS: “Dear Rob: residents that there is some truth shrimp. For dessert, try the Mar- you’re a freshman and you’re erything that’s dreamy and bring it Two years ago I had intimate rela- to “The OC” story. garita Cheesecake ($4.95), which thinking about using your broth- down to earth. (4) Don’t bitch about tions with a mountain. I was driv- The restaurant, located on the is specially made at Fred’s and er’s ID, you may want to skip the limitations; love and use them. ing toward the Cascades when I second fl oor on the corner of may curb your craving for a mar- Fred’s. (5) Treat idealism as a distraction became aware of a physical longing Main Street and Pacifi c Coast garita if you’re the designated The attractive employees and unless it can be used to good. for Bonanza Peak...As I got closer, Highway, provides lots of tasty, driver that night. patrons, however, more than GEMINI: A medical journal I rolled down the windows and inexpensive food and drinks and The food prices are inexpen- make up for any downfalls, as reports that one out of four people sucked in the cool air. I had the ex- great views of Surf City. The sive – the average plate costs everyone in the place usually thinks that “scientists have already act same sensation as loving some- party atmosphere – think Cancun around $8 – and the kitchen stays looks like they were just dressed found a cure for cancer, but...is be- one so deeply that breathing in their during Spring Break – makes open until midnight, making it a to appear in a Tilly’s ad. Don’t ing withheld by the health care in- breath fi lls me with erotic images... for a great night. The patio area, great place to stop and eat during let this intimidate you though – dustry because it makes more mon- I thought you should know.
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