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Indigo Girl Amy Ray goes solo with ‘Stag’ ENTERTAINMENT You may not know Amy Ray’s name, but you know her voice and her music—she’s half of ’s own . Ray’s solo , Technique • Friday, March 2, 2001 appropriately titled Stag, will be released on Tuesday. Page 19 Pitt, Roberts missing chemistry, good luck in ‘Mexican’ By Carter Green and return with it. The action pledges, Pitt and Roberts dem- 64 days till graduation quickly turns into slapstick from onstrate zero chemistry on screen. there. Murphy’s Law presides as Their time together in the story MPAA Rating: R Pitt “Forrest Gumps” his way is limited, and the only thing Starring: Brad Pitt, Julia through this final job. keeping them together seems to Roberts, James Gandolfini For audience members hop- be their rotten luck. Director:␣ Gore Verbinski ing this will be a great romance, The only true romance comes Studio: DreamWorks think again. The relationship from a softhearted kidnapper. Running Time: 123 minutes James Gandolfini plays Leroy, a Rating: yyy supposedly menacing hit man The bickering of Pitt working to ensure Jerry comes It is clear from the previews through. To ensure there are no that this is an action packed thrill- and Roberts is quite problems, Leroy holds Saman- er. Well, more likely, this movie funny at times, as tha hostage. He offers the only is a clever, witty romance, right? romantic sentiments in the mov- On the other hand, perhaps the are Pitt’s classic ie, though his character is used drama and romance are over- idiosyncrasies, but as a comic punching bag. shadowed by ridiculous come- As a comedy, The Mexican is dy. The problem with The this is not enough to mediocre at best. Jerry’s futile Mexican is it doesn’t excell at carry the movie. attempts at being a bad guy are any particular genre. funny at times, but slightly an- The action is limited. Brad noying otherwise. The unusual Pitt plays Jerry Welbach, a bum- relationship between Samantha bling fellow mixed up with the between Jerry and Samantha and captor Leroy begins comi- wrong crowd. All he has to do is (Julia Roberts) is built on bick- cally, but quickly becomes stale. complete one successful job, and ering and counseling group-isms. The bickering of Pitt and Rob- he will be able to walk away. His At no time is their relationship erts is actually quite funny at success rate is not high, howev- convincing in any romantic way. times, as are Pitt’s classic idio- er, and his “last job” quickly turns It would be more believable if syncrasies, but this is not enough into yet another job. He must they were sister and brother. De- to carry the movie. By Merrick Morton / DREAMWORKS go to Mexico, find a fabled pis- spite making an effort with a The pairing of superstars Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts may bring audiences in droves tol known as “The Mexican,” few trite Jerry Maguire type love See Mexican, page 18 to screenings of The Mexican; the plot unfortunately leaves something to be desired. DMB’s ‘Everyday’ maps out a new, very different course By Alan Back tracks, and (violin) and jangle together to create their Is my car still there? and LeRoi Moore (woodwinds) own little block party. break out a few new tricks of their At the other end are cuts like Artist: Band own and even sing backup vocals “When the World Ends,” for which Title: Everyday on occasion. Matthews revives his habit of leav- Label: RCA If you need proof that they’ve ing lines incomplete and making Genre: Rock/Pop shifted gears, start at the top of the listeners scratch their heads: just what Tracks: 12 order with the first single, “I Did did he mean by that? “Dreams of Rating: yyyy It.” This cut cranks along, tight and Our Fathers” gets a bit lost in itself focused, as Matthews asks ironical- and has a hard time finding its way The ’s last ly, “Do you think I’ve gone too out again as well—old habits die studio offering, 1998’s Before These far?” He could very well be com- hard, apparently. Crowded Streets, had 11 tracks and But whatever faults the disc has, ran nearly 70 minutes—numbers “Mother Father” redeems them ad- that raised the hackles of some critics Everyday goes light mirably. Even without looking at even before they gave the disc a the liner notes, you can guess who’s spin. on jams and solos in turning in a guest performance— Now we have Everyday, whose favor of a tighter, . He’s got some good 12 cuts weigh in a considerably help in the form of drummer Cart- slimmer 51 minutes. The question structured approach. er Beauford and bassist Stefan naturally raises itself: could this Lessard, who nail the groove squarely possibly be the same DMB that made into place under him. If this cut had the jam group fashionable all over menting on that earlier loose vibe, come out two years ago, Matthews again in the mid-’90s? which gets dialed back even more and Santana probably would have Answer: no, not by a longshot. so than it was on Streets. ended up facing off against each The group has gone through some A rough, unfinished edge runs other at the Grammy Awards. serious changes, both in the way throughout most of Everyday, pos- Everyday is not your father’s they play and in terms of who covers sibly because the DMB changed DMB, or even your older brother’s. what. Absent is longtime guest producers partway through the re- They’re still overhauling themselves guitarist ; Matthews cording process and decided to start and finding a new road to travel, takes over part of the job, switching from scratch. It works to their ad- and they’ve managed to correct most Courtesy of Andy Adelewitz / LITTLE BIG MAN between electric and acoustic for vantage at times, especially on the of the problems that came up with With the release of Everyday, Dave Matthews (center) and company the first time. Producer Glen Ballard funky “So Right.” Moore’s baritone Streets. Get ready for a carefully craft- have come a long way from their early days of jamming on evey song. contributes keyboards on several sax and the electric guitar thump ed surprise.

Improv comedy, anyone? Arriving in theaters over break Tech’s very own Let's Try This! Players improvi- Whether you’re heading out of ed by John Herzfeld. A famous sational comedy troupe presents two nights of hilari- town or sticking to Atlanta, there’s homicide detective and a fire mar- ty in one place with LTT! Presents: Incidental Madness. always a new movie or two to see. shall team up to solve a case. If you need a break from last-minute pre-break • See Spot Run, starring David Ar- (March 9) studying, or are just looking for a way to get in a good quette, directed by John Whitesell. • Joe Dirt, starring comedian laugh, head over to the DramaTech Theatre tonight A mailman takes care of a dog that’s David Spade (pictured at left), or tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. Admission is a mere $2.00. actually an FBI drug-sniffing su- directed by Dennie Gordon. Joe ␣ Let's Try This! holds many workshops for stu- perdog and the target of a planned is an oil well idiot searching for dents interested in improv comedy. For more infor- assassination. (Opens today) the parents who abandoned him mation, check the group’s website, located at http:// • Fifteen Minutes, starring Robert when he was a baby at the Grand cyberbuzz.gatech.edu/improv. By Jon Farmer / COLUMBIA PICTURES De Niro and Edward Burns, direct- Canyon. (March 9) 18 • Friday, March 2, 2001 • Technique ENTERTAINMENT Onward and Crossword 59. Not in the wind Close Clues 60. Understood Mexican from page 17

1234 5678 91011 DOWN 1. Peter’s foe This movie seems a poor choice ter’s wardrobes. Roberts spends most 12 13 14 2. Famous Herscheiser for Julia Roberts. Excepting the of her time in and Neva- 3. Kingly prefix chance to play opposite Brad Pitt, da wearing brightly colored outfits, 15 16 17 4. Ultimate downfall there is little role here for her. Rob- but upon arriving in Mexico, blends

18 19 20 5. Belt, perhaps erts is the heroine of a subplot that in with the brown tones Pitt has 6. Flower part is never understood, developed, or been sporting during his entire trip. 21 22 23 7. “_____ the cows come…” useful in the overall plot, and she Such attention to detail should 8. South Carolina and Student Cen- was wasted in this role. She does have been applied to the overall di- 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ter, for two fine with what is there, but that just rection. It is important to tie up all 31 32 33 34 9. Part of HOMES isn’t much. loose ends, even in a campy come- 10. Any of the parts of HOMES On the positive side, the cine- dy. Problems are raised that are never 35 36 37 11. Thing matography is interesting through- solved. Characters relationships are 13. “______was I, ere I…” out the film. Perhaps the most supposedly heartfelt, though they 38 39 19. To partner consistent thing in The Mexican is are created and erased whenever 40 41 42 20. Twice the use of colors to illustrate the convenient. This movie lacks the 22. Twitches scene. In Mexico, browns, oranges, essential “ah, that makes sense now” 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 23. Santa _____ and reds are used almost exclusive- quality that it desperately needs. ly. Las Vegas is bright with color Have a date this weekend? You 51 52 53 54 24. Noah’s goal 25. Noble (think neon green VW bug). can comfortably go to see The Mex- 55 56 57 26. Nice friend? Scenes depicting the boss’s of- ican and get a few laughs and kill a 27. Servant’s owner fice carry a funny green haze over- couple of hours. Don’t expect too 58 59 60 28. “Wrong” prefix emphasizing the office lighting. This much, though, or you’re sure to be 29. Incomplete quartet color play is reflected in the charac- disappointed. By Kit FitzSimons 28. Time unit 30. Bring home the bacon Grid Grad 31. Italian city, in Italy 32. Toy train brand 32. Trinket collection (hyph) 33. Reagan, for short ACROSS 35. “Jump” group (2 wds) 34. Small island 1. Sentence part 37. Italian money 36. Video-maker, for short 5. Jets 38. Keep from leaving 39. Collectable disc 9. Famous Whitney 39. Small flower 41. Sad song 12. Black and white cookie 40. Comic Phillips 42. Black, like a squid’s trail 13. Storage space, perhaps 41. Italian god 43. Greek goddess 14. Mouse cousin 43. Get aurally 44. “Oh my!” 15. Block brand 46. Game with a net on a table 45. Like fine wine 16. Singer Jacques, et al. 51. Hen’s goal 46. Book part 17. “I Like _____” 52. Lewis’ or Lois’ partner 47. Get cheerier 18. Nonsensical scam (2 wds) 54. Not good 48. Baking need 20. Judge (to be) 55. Norma _____ 49. Cat’s lives 21. Senator alternative 56. Toe, to toddlers 50. Give off light 22. “The _____ of Pooh” 57. Nevada city 52. Tax helper (abbr) 24. A site to remember? 58. Put together 53. _____ Abner By Merrick Morton / DREAMWORKS To find out all the crossword answers, turn to page 31. When Leroy (James Gandolfini) kidnaps Sam (Julia Roberts) to keep tabs on Jerry (Brad Pitt), the relationship soon takes on an oddly friendly tone.

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Indigo Girl repaints the landscape Sun, surf, and ruined hearing By Alan Back “Mtns of Glory” bring to mind the though Ray’s dark alto helps to kick CJ’S LANDING (270 Buckhead Ave.) 3/3—The Donnas, Bratmobile, The Selby Breathing solvent fumes again Ramones: two-minute song lengths, them loose. Politics can sometimes (404) 237-7657 Tigers crunching guitars, and lots of ag- overshadow the music, but then http://www.cjslanding.com 3/4—A.P.A., A Global Threat, The Neglected Artist: Amy Ray gression. The difference is that un- again, it’s better to be overly vocal 3/2—The Wood, Jeniphoria 3/7—Voodoo Glowskulls, Link 80, Union Title: Stag like Joey, Johnny, and the rest of about your perspective than to have 3/3—Dan Random, K/Kim Band, Blind Spot 13, Backside Label: Daemon Records that lot, Ray can sing on key and use your label refuse to let you put it on 3/4—Caroline Aiken, Breeze Kings, 3/8—Sins of Lust, Sunday Munch, Genres: Various and sundry more than three chords. She also a record. Stag gives the woman in Francisco Vidal Band, STB Spectralux, Translucent Tracks: 10 knows how to hold her own when charge a chance to speak her mind— 3/7—The Craze, Eden, Radio Daze 3/9—Dash Rip Rock, Redneck Greece Rating: yyyy she tosses everybody else out of the and she has a lot to say in its 35 Deluxe, Southern Bitch studio, as she does for the Appala- minutes, whether people agree with COTTON CLUB (152 Luckie St.) (404) 688-1193 SMITH’S OLDE BAR (1574 Piedmont Ave.) Let’s get one thing straight here. chian-flavored opening cut, “Johnny it or not. http://www.atlantaconcerts.com/cottonclub.asp (404) 875-1522 The fact that Amy Ray is one half of Rottentail.” 3/2—Tilden’s Faith, Soundtrack Mind, Odyssey http://smithsoldebar.citysearch.com the Indigo Girls doesn’t mean that Not everything works perfectly; Stag will be released on March 6. To 3/4—The Dunhams, Larry & Ulu 3/2—James Hall & the Pleasure Club, Young Stag, her solo debut, automatically a few tracks, especially “Laramie,” order it, visit the Daemon home page 3/8—Blue Rodeo, John Wesley Harding Antiques, Something 5 bears resemblance to everything else get stuck in a rut now and again, at http://www.daemonrecords.com. 3/9—Angie Aparo, Francisco Vidal 3/3—Cosmic Charlie the duo has recorded. Ray founded 3/5—Stepdaughter, Caritas, Kill the Daemon Records in 1990 to give DARK HORSE TAVERN (816 N. Highland Ave.) Messenger herself and other artists a chance to (404) 873-3607 3/6—Apartment Projects 3/2—Elephant, Eden, Big Radio Lovers 3/7—Marathon, Persona work outside the boundaries of the 3/3—Tommy Thompson Band, Jason 3/8—Jamband Jam corporate music business, and she Marcum Band 3/9—The Goodies, The Mayflies USA takes full advantage of that breath- 3/7—The Blast, Atomsplit, After Six ing room on this disc. 3/8—Blind Spot, Totally Savage, Henry Sam STAR BAR (437 Moreland Ave.) The first thing to go out the Ocean (404) 681-9018 window is any concern about of- 3/9—Dropsonic, S.M.O., Cloud 10 http://www.cloun.com/starbar.html fending the bigwigs’ sensibilities. 3/2—Five-Eight, Big Fish Ensemble “Lucystoners” sets boss ECHO LOUNGE (551 Flat Shoals Ave.) 3/3—The Penetrators, The Stimulants Jann Wenner squarely in the (404) 681-3600 3/7—Skylarks, Orange Hat, The Dot http://www.echostatic.com/echolounge Commies crosshairs as a focal point for Ray’s 3/2—Underwater, Tourmalin, Automobil? frustration with the short shrift wom- 3/3—X-Impossibles, Deadbolt TABERNACLE (152 Luckie St.) en have received in the mainstream 3/8—Guided by Voices, Elf Power (404) 659-9022 press. With the Durham, N.C.-based 3/9 and 3/10—Man or Astro-man? http://www.tabernaclemusic.com Butchies backing her, she reaches 3/3—Speech, , Doubledrive, toward the harder-rocking end of EDDIE’S ATTIC (515-B N. McDonough St.) Eddie Bush, Cool for August, Gurufish the Indigo spectrum and enjoys (404) 377-4976 3/8—Van Zant, The Katys chewing up some of the scenery. http://www.eddiesattic.com There’s a touch of desperation 3/2—Matthew Kahler, Jennifer Daniels (1099 Euclid Ave.) 3/3—Kristen Hall (404) 521-1786 in “Laramie,” her skewering of people 3/4—Kristen Hall, Wakeman & Willner, http://www.variety-playhouse.com who favor window dressing over Kodac Harrison, The Bush Brothers 3/2—Beausoleil, Darol Anger, Sonny genuine diversity, and “Measure of 3/6—Karen Russ, Philis A. Oliver, Jake Landreth, Cindy Cashdollar, Carl Me.” “Is it the boy you need in me/ Mason & Brad Lacey Landry Or the girl that you could be?” she 3/7—John Zedd, Troy Bronsink, Joe Oliver 3/3—Luna, Ultrababyfat sings on this latter track, musing on Strings 3/7—’s Prescription Renewal, issues of sexual identity and 3/8—Michael Levine, Danzig & Woolley Charlie Hunter, DJ Logic, Robert Walter, confusion. The longest cut of the 3.9—Malcolm Holcombe Group, Valorie Skerik Miller, Denice Franke 3/8—Henry Rollins bunch (nearly six minutes), it throws 3/9—DMCB out everything irrelevant and sets MASQUERADE (695 North Ave.) Ray down in a sea of gently lapping (404) 577-2007 Check out the Tourdates Web site guitars to hit the right tone of http://www.masq.com (www.tourdates.comwww.tourdates.com) to see where your melancholy. By J. Baumgardner / DAEMON RECORDS 3/2—Kenny Howes & the Yeah!, Jackpot favorite bands will be appearing next. Yes, “Black Heart Today,” which fea- Amy Ray steps back from her role in the Indigo Girls with her new solo City, The Features bands do play during spring break! tures Atlanta’s Rock*A*Teens, and album, Stag. She will begin a tour to support it at the end of this month. You’veread thepaper. Nowfindout whatit’sall about.

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Fuel gives free Best Buy concert 101010101010101010...... Two Bits By Al Whitehouse away from the Tech campus with ...101010 Surprise story! one of my friends. I thought that it would be packed by the time I Well folks, it occurred to me for those confused people who ac- and refreshed on the bright, sunny I didn’t think I was going to got there, but I actually got a today that I am a geek. Yes folks, tually want to look stylish at the day, but that cute English major do anything special when I woke good spot to the left of the stage. not only is theTwoBits Man the beach, but that’s not your goal. You from Valdosta State would be tell- up Monday morning. I planned The band played songs pri- great purveyor of all that is wise, but are on a mission ofpracticality. If ing the truth when she said, “Oh, on turning in a midterm paper, marily from their new album, he’s also a grade-A, Palm-Pilot-tot- you can’t see the scantily-clad per- you’re so cool!” going to my classes, and heading such as “Last Time,” “Bad Day,” ing, physics-understanding geek. fectly while you’re working on your Another part of the fun of going work at our beloved Housing and an incredible acoustic ver- I realized this fact yesterday when tan, then you might as well just go to the beach should be souvenir shop- Department all day. sion of “Innocent.” Fuel also suc- for a fleeting second, I lost my sani- back to the high-energy particle- ping. After all, you want to rub it in But when I heard on 99X cessfully got the crowd rocking ty and considered taking my laptop physics lab where you normally catch your friends’ faces when you get that Fuel was going to be play- with a performance of “Shim- to Daytona Beach when I’m there your rays. back if they had to in Atlanta ing a free concert, I knew my day mer” from their first album. for Spring Break. After all, why While you’re planning that trip during the holiday. was going to be anything but It was a great concert that should the white, sandy beaches and to the beach, don’t forget to pack Sure, you can always get them a normal. really showed off the group’s per- beautiful, sunbathing coeds keep me plenty of sunscreen. I’m not sure Daytona Beach shot glass, an air- Fuel came onto the music formance ability. The only prob- away from my email? “Viva Pine!” I what the highest SPF is these days, brushed tee shirt, or a smiley face scene back in 1998 with their hit lem that I had was the fact that I always say. since they increase it every year, but made out of conch shells, but you “Shimmer” from the album Sun- was one of the oldest listeners Anyhow, it occurs to me that I I figure it’s probably somewhere should know better than that; there burn. More recently, they released there. Being only 23, I never should write to you this week to has to be a CompUSA somewhere the album Something Like Hu- thought that I would be “part of give you useful advice having a geeky- near Daytona. For the same price as man, which spawned the cur- an older generation that supports correct Spring Break. If you can catch a that shot glass, you could score your rent hits “” and the band,” as an 18 year old girl To begin with, take your laptop buds USB cables. After all, you are “Innocent.” They headlined the in front of me said. to the beach. Nothing makes peo- wave on top of a on a mission of practicality. Fat Tuesday Concert, sponsored In any case, Fuel is a great ple run across the beach to meet Pentium III, then you Last but not least, be certain to by 99X, and as an added extra, band with a mixture of new rock you faster than seeing that shiny use scientific terminology when Fuel played a free “acoustic” con- and great vocals. You can listen Vaio in your lap. People will be have truly earned you’re trying to pick up a member cert in the entrance of the Al- to in its especially impressed if they can look your stripes as a of the opposite sex. A good line to pharetta Best Buy. entirety without skipping. I rec- over your shoulder and say, “Oooh, try is, “For every action, there is an Well, I couldn’t pass on a free ommend “Hemorrhage” and “In- is that Matlab?” Bear in mind that totally gnarly dude. equal and opposite reaction. So, how concert, so I left Housing early, nocent” as two of the most you get bonus points if the comput- about some action?” turned my midterm in, and raced powerful songs. er has such a good display that you Of course, if you don’t figure can view the screen without sitting the other person will enjoy Newto- under an umbrella. around SPF 2^20. Be sure to buy nian physics, you could always use Not only are laptops good for that one. Aside from the fact that some of your chemistry moxie, and impressing your fellow spring-break- it’s a power of two, and every geek say, “Hey babe, you’re so hot that ers, but they also make excellent knows why powers of two make for you could vaporize tungsten!” surfboards for people with small feet. greatness, it will also give you the If that fails, you could always go Any schmuck can ride a boring surf- extra skin protection that you will the computer science route, and tell board, but if you can catch a wave need as a geek. her, “I’m very good with LaTeX.” on top of a Pentium III, then you If sitcoms have shown us one (For those of you who got that one, have truly earned your stripes as a important fact over time, it’s that congratulations, you are a true geek.) totally gnarly dude. (If you guys are people of higher dork-factor tend If you take those few simple pieces too particular to like “totally gnarly to burn more easily, and we wouldn’t of advice, you’re bound to have a dude,” then pick your favorite Bill want that; after all, you are on a wonderful geeky-correct spring and Ted quote and toss it in right mission of practicality. If you are a break. I for one, am looking for- there.) savvy Chemistry major who feels ward to it, so I hope to see you all Next step to a geeky-correct spring like showing off, you should invent there with your laptops. Until I so- By Danny Clinch / SONY MUSIC break is wearing some totally fly a sunscreen that features a UV-acti- ber up from Daytona, I am the Two- Kevin Miller, Jeff Abercrombie, , and prescription sunglasses. Sure, Ray vated endothermic reaction. Bits Man, and here’s wishing you a stopped Monday at Best Buy for a free concert sponsored by 99X. Bans or Oakleys may be the trend Not only would it keep you chilly happy week off.

An optimist thinks that this is the best possible world. Those apathetic could care less. ENTERTAINMENT Technique • Friday, March 2, 2001 • 21 Live performance doesn’t meet full Circle of great album By Jonathan Purvis It sounds like a superband; it The band played nearly every to “Three Libras.” The extra music Room is one of the worst venues Thank god it’s spring break was not quite a supershow. The band song off of their debut album, along made the song even better, and helped here in Atlanta in my opinion. The really pulled together for the album, with a few rarities and new tracks. hold the concert together. stage is only about 6 feet high, and What happens when you take and yielded arguably one of the best The highlight of the show was a The band performed the music people towards the back could hardly members of arguably two of the mainstream rock last year. song called “Vacant.” It was a song well, and my main gripes about the see the band. The acoustics are be- best bands of last decade, throw in a Sadly, the show was little more than concert involved the lack of enthu- yond horrible; the place appears to guitarist who has worked with Trent rock staple—uninspired performace siasm and the sixty-five minute set. be a converted warehouse with a Reznor, a studio drummer who has (minus Maynard at times) with lit- Even though performing music is simple architecture not meant to worked with more bands than imag- tle enthusiasm towards the crowd. their job, it should be the kind of enhance sound-travel the least bit. inable, and a good bassist? The re- It seemed like it was just another sounds like a thing that they enjoy doing. There My suggestion would be to wait sult is A Perfect Circle. show in just another town on just superband; it was not were not but a few moments of the for Tool to come through this sum- The band came together several another day on just another tour. entire show where I sensed they were mer. A Perfect Circle’s music is ex- years ago when Billy Howderdel— Maybe that’s what it really was, quite a supershow. enjoying playing. cellent at times, but the emotion then a guitar tech for Tool—began but everyone knows the shows that Even though they only have one seems to be missing in their live writing songs with friend Paz Len- you remember are the ones with the album, it seems that every person in performance. I guess it is expected chantin. Maynard Keenan, also of band members who are heavily into originally created by a the band has been in another band after touring for so long, playing Tool fame, heard the music and it. They are jumping around, react- side-project named Tapeworm. The or associated with another in some- the same songs every night to a sim- asked if he could sing. After a few ing with the crowd, and generally band also covered “Ashes to Ashes” way. They could have easily pooled ilar crowd, it would be hard to actu- lineups, and Troy van making the crowd seem like a part by David Bowie, another excellent together some more songs to play. ally enjoy what you are doing up on Leehuwen of Failure joined the group of their music. A Perfect Circle did selection. The other highlight of My other gripe dealt with the stage. Yet this does not excuse the for the release of . not live up to this. the evening was a ten-minute intro venue itself. The International Ball dismal enthusiasm and performance. All films and albums in this lovely Entertainment section are rated on a scale of yyyyy

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