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EU Page 01 COVER.Indd JACKSONVILLE fall movie and tv preview free weekly guide to entertainment and more | september 20-26, 2007 | www.eujacksonville.com 2 september 20-26, 2007 | entertaining u newspaper table of contents feature Fall TV Preview ..........................................................................................................PAGES 6-9 Fall Movie Preview.................................................................................................PAGES 16-19 Brew at the Zoo .............................................................................................................PAGE 22 at home Shane Tallant - HGTVs Design To Sell (interview) ...........................................................PAGE 10 Ken Burns’ The War (TV review) ....................................................................................PAGE 11 Video Games ................................................................................................................PAGE 11 movies Movies in Theaters this Week ................................................................................PAGES 12-15 Across the Universe (movie review)...............................................................................PAGE 12 Sydney White (movie review) ........................................................................................PAGE 13 Eastern Promises (movie review) ..................................................................................PAGE 14 In the Valley of Elah (movie review) ...............................................................................PAGE 15 dish b.b.’s (restaurant review) ......................................................................................PAGES 20-21 Caring Chefs Profi le (Zaitoon) ........................................................................................PAGE 21 music Music Calendar .....................................................................................................PAGES 22-25 Do Make Say Think (interview) ......................................................................................PAGE 23 Dukes of Hillsborough (interview) ..................................................................................PAGE 24 Robinella (European Street) ...........................................................................................PAGE 25 arts / theatre / on stage Portent! I Said Portent (Pedestrain Projects) ..................................................................PAGE 26 Midsummer Night’s Dream (Theatre Jacksonville) .........................................................PAGE 27 They’re Playing Our Song (ABET) ..................................................................................PAGE 28 Cabaret (Players By The Sea) ........................................................................................PAGE 28 columns and stuff Netscapes ....................................................................................................................PAGE 30 The Jock .......................................................................................................................PAGE 30 NASCAR News & Notes ................................................................................................PAGE 31 eujacksonville.com | september 20-26, 2007 3 thisweek Queens of the Stone Age Misery Signals Revolver Magazine once SEPTEMBER 20 said Misery Signals is thursday “a relentlessly ambitious melodic, metal core band Taste of the NFL with a knack for exhausting Northeast Florida’s top chefs, including Tom Gray, Liz Grenamyer members with their take-no- and Matthew Medure, show off their culinary skills at this fundraiser prisoners touring schedule.” for the Lutheran Social Services Second Harvest Food Bank. In Indeed, the Madison, addition to the seven-course dinner with wine pairings, the event Wisconsin mathcore fi ve- includes a silent auction and appearances by several Jaguars piece has been touring players. Tickets: $250 Crown Royal Touchdown Club, Jacksonville virtually non-stop since Municipal Stadium- 6 pm Info: (904) 739-7074 forming in 2002. The group Up & Cummers- Fashion Forward makes a stop at Thee Imperial this week during yet another Two fashion shows will emphasize New York inspired fall fashions tour, this time with The Agony Scene, Emmure, Sky Eats from Jacksonville area boutiques and Love Brigade, a designer Rock of Love Casting Call Airplane, Born of Osiris and more. Thee Imperial- 6 pm Info: After Poison’s kick ass show earlier this month at the Veterans label founded by Jacksonville natives. Participating boutiques and (904) 475-0488 Memorial Arena, who doesn’t want to date Bret Michaels in front restaurants include Aurathai, The Beauty Bar, Biscotti’s, Brick, of the entire world on MTV? OK, probably most people. But, if Carla’s Shoes, Casbah, Dirty Blonde, Mossfi re Grill, Olive, Petal you happen to be in the minority, head over to Twisted Sisters on Bruce Bruce Reve, Rosie True, Wardrobe Therapy and many more. Spring for Thursday to audition for the second season of the dating/reality Bruce Bruce is a name synonymous with keeping audiences the VIP tickets, which include a reception prior to the fashion show series Rock of Love. Twisted Sisters- 8 pm to 10 pm rolling with laughter thanks to his captivating improv skills. with complimentary wine, hookahs, a belly dancer and delectable Info: twistedsisterscafe.com/events.php Bruce’s larger than life comedic style has been showcased cuisine by local area restaurants. Tickets: $35-$110 across the country. A comic, an actor, a spokesman for Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens- VIP Guests: 7 pm, General Popeye’s Chicken and a published author, Bruce Bruce is admission: 8 pm Info: (904) 356-6857 a modern day Renaissance man and an underrated talent. Experience his wit, spontaneity and dazzling personality live and SEPTEMBER 21 - 23 in person this Friday at the Florida Theatre. Tickets: $31 th Florida Theatre- 8 pm Info: (904) 355-2787 19 Annual Rock Show A rock show you say? No, not the kind of rock show EU usually tells you about, but the 19th Annual Rock Show put on by the Ruckus Jacksonville Gem & Mineral Society. Gems, minerals, jewelry, fossils, and beads will all be on show and sale. Saturday and Sunday you will actually have a chance to see NASA’s Moon Rocks. $3 for the day or $5 for all three days, children under 12 free w/ adult. Morocco Temple, 3800 St. Johns Bluff Rd., Fri.-1-6pm, Sat.- 10am-6pm, Sun.-10am-5pm. saturday SEPTEMBER 22 SEPTEMBER 20 - 22 QuiltFest 2007 The Dukes of Hillsborough Tampa’s Dukes of Hillsborough will bring their breed of Southern Oh, snap! It’s QuiltFest 2007! This three-day event will feature Ruckus opens for Chris Cagle special quilting classes, a fashion show, tons of vendors and a quilt punk to Jacksonville with The Reckoning, Pawn Takes King, Dark 99.9 Gator Country FREE Fall Concert Series puts on their fi nal Castle, and Shitagoddam. Catch the rawk live on stage in 5 points, competition where the winner will win a whopping $300! show Friday at the Landing with Chris Cagle and Crossin Dixon. Tickets: $8/daily, $15/multi-day armband read the EU interview on page 24. Fuel Coffeehouse Opening the show will be Jacksonville band, Ruckus, local Info: (904) 425-3835 Prime Osborn Convention Center- 9 am to 5 pm cover & original band, after surpassing many other bands and Info: (904) 630-4000 or quiltfestjax.com winning the Gator Country Battle of the Bands last weekend at Rivercity Brewing Co. The winner was not Restless Kind, The Snacks Blues Band another very talented local band, as reported by EU in last Head over to Springfi eld to check out this new breed Delta Blues week’s issue. Jacksonville Landing- 8 pm Info: 99gator.com act on the intimate stage of Springfi eld’s favorite new pub. Shanty friday SEPTEMBER 21 Town Pub (904) 798-8222 Culture While Culture has now been around for 27 years, they’re Puerto Rico Cultural Parade and Festival Queens of the Stone Age showing no signs of slowing down. The group has proved The third annual Puerto Rico Cultural Parade and Festival is Nearly a decade ago, Queens of the Stone Age immerged from the to be one of the few acts in reggae that can always be relied scheduled for this Saturday and the family-friendly event is Palm Desert Scene ready to rock the faces off of stoner rock fans on – both on record and on stage. As reggae music goes, a expected to have upwards of 10,000 people in attendance. The everywhere. Six albums and numerous line-up changes later, the Culture concert is both a tribute to the past and a glimpse of festivities begin with a fabulous parade along Liberty St. and Bay band is still going strong. Check them out this Friday with Howlin’ the future… Not to mention a whole lot of fun! Tickets: $10 St. that will end at the Jacksonville Municipal Stadium. Then head to Rain and Dax Riggs. Tickets: $22.50 Plush- 8 pm Freebird- 8 pm Info: (904) 246-BIRD over to Metro Park for a true fi esta with plenty of Puerto Rican fl air! Info: (904) 743-1845 Metropolitan Park- Noon Info: (904) 630-0837 4 september 20-26, 2007 | entertaining u newspaper Visual Arts Career Fair High school and college students and parents are invited to attend MOCA’s annual Visual Arts Career Fair to learn more about careers in the arts and employment opportunities in Jacksonville. Meet professionals from a variety of fi elds such as Museum Studies, Graphic Design, Architecture, Illustration, Teaching and more. This event is free! MOCA Jacksonville- 1 pm to 5 pm Info: (904) 366-6911 SEPTEMBER
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