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FLAGSTAFF Playground FLAGSTAFF For the week of Feb. 11 -17 NOFX appemngs The NOFX punk quartet will be stop­ ping by to perform Feb. 24 at Club Rio in Scottsdale. Playground Marc’y Playground will be bringing some sex and candy Tues­ day to Gibson’s in Tempe. Next Week Arizona’s own Re­ freshments are inter­ viewed in Happenings next issue. Inside this week: Dance Hall Crashers http://www.thejack.nau.ed u/happenings l YSTORY Dance Hailin’ 1 vies • Ska/punk icons talk about An assassin with L ■ f t a heart, Chow breaking up and touring Yun-Fat and “Doing it" in front of an ter the album came out and Mira Sorvino cheering audience may be we decided to give itanother bust caps. quite disconcerting to many chance. A couple albums later Harkins 11 AWidlittds VitbjKHh.l. 774~rHH & atPhoto courtesy of but for Elyse Rogers, it’s bet­ and coundess tours later, here HoJtywood Pictures. ter than “doing it" anywhere we are," Rogers said. Blues Brothers 2000 (PG-I3» else. Rogers is just glad to be The band has just released (Fri)ll 30. 140.2:20.4:30.3:10. 7:3*. 8.10 10. 1040.12:40 doing it anywhere. a new album called Honey, I'm (Sat i 11.11 30.1:40.230.4:30. 3:10. 7 20. S. his family, who the drug lord For the last seven years, Homely. The album is full of 10:10. 10:40.12:40 aims to rub out for the be­ Rogers has been taking the the same pop-ska-punk cross (Sun ) 11.11:30.1:40.2:20.4:30.5:10.7:20. ». Replacement trayal. To get out of the coun­ ska/punk band Dance Hall over sounds as the rest of the 10:10 try, he must get a new pass­ Crashers all over the world band’s collective discography, (Mm.-TharO 11.30. 1:40. 2:20, 4:30,5:10.7:21 port, a forged passport. Enter and “doing it," or playing live, but Honey, I'm Homely may be *, 10: IO Killers Mira Sorvino. Why Fat needs wherever and whenever they a little more true to the band’s Zero Effect im (Fri & Sal.) 12. 2:50.5.20. 7:50. 1020. 12:45 ★ a new passport is not dis­ have the chance. stage performance. Sun Thun, t 12.2:50.5.20, 7:50, 10 20 cussed, as most of the finer “Our lifestyle __________ This new Who can tell me what John points of the plot are not. In­ is a pretty cool album is just Deep Rising ecu Woo’s first American movie <Fh.) 2.5,7:40.10.12:25 was? I’ll give you a hint, it had discriminately shooting every­ lifestyle. Well it a bit differ­ (Sal.) 11:20 2.5.7:40. 10.12:23 thing that moves is the order can be anyway. ent from the (Sml) 11:20.2.5.7 40.10 Jean Claude Van Damme in it of the day, and that plot writes Of course it last two (Mon - Thorv> 2.5.7:40.10 Time’s up. It was “Hard Tar­ itself. One thing that aggra­ can be really records. The sperateTieasures im get.” How about John Woo’s vates me about this movie is exhausting but guys and gals (Fri. a Sal ) 7:11**50.1205 second American movie? the fact that no one can hit you just kin da in the Dance (SuaTlwv) yiO. Does “Broken Arrow” ring a anything they are aiming at have to learn Hall Crash­ Spice World bell? Third? OK, that’s an easy until they have fired a mini­ how to make it ers tried to (Daily) 12:10.2-30.4:50 one, last summer’s “Face/ mum of 20 shots, not to men­ work with your capture As Good As It Gets (PG-IJ) Off.” What do these three tion the fact that no one re­ s y s t e m , * more ofthe (Daily) 12.50.4.7:10,10 30 movies have in common, be­ loads. In “Replacement Kill­ Rogers said. live feel on Titanic tpc-n) sides the fact that they all ers" world, guns are thrown The band this album (Fn & Sal) 11 40. 2:40. 3 40.6 50 8 10.10:50 stunk and disappointed at the started up as a i Sun - Thun l 11 40. 2.40. 1 40.6:50, 8:10 box-office? John Woo. Guess away when they are empty, compared to Wings Of A Dove <r> who the executive producer of because there is always a wait­ side project of the band’s (FH.) 2:10.4:40.7.930112:10 ing supply of fresh, reloaded the legendary previous (Sai.> 11:10. 2:10.4:40.7. *30.12:10 “The Replacement Killers’ is? ones. I didn ’t give it zero stars Operation Ivy Work,Rogers ' (Sun ) 1110.2:10.4:40, 7.9:30 This movie is the worst by far because of Chow Vim-Fat, and members Tim said. (Mow - Thun »2 10. «-H>. 7. *30____________ in 1998. In this movie, a hired Chow Yim-Fat alone. This guy Armstrong and Despite a Mr. Magoo with Flutter n*c gun played by Hong Kong ac­ is cool. He’s cool looking and Matt Freeman. successful re­ fFn A Sal.) 1130. 130.4:13. 6: M. 9. 12 tion star Chow \im-Fat must looks tough firing a gun. One Armstrong and cord ing ca­ (Sun. - Thun > 11:50. 1:50. 4:15.6:30.9 kill a policeman 's child in or­ star for the way he looks, and Freeman soon reer, the L.A. Confidential nt> der to finally repay a debt to a that’s it. Mira Sorvino contin­ took off to band is very (Daily) 12:20. 3: Ml. b40.9:40 ruthless drug lord. When he ues to prove my maxim that a form the band much aware refuses, the drug lord brings recent first time winner of the Rancid. After a of where its Prochnow in, that’s right, replacement best-supporting actress Oscar few more per­ strengths lie. killers. will only be in a terrible movie. sonnel changes, the band fi­ Backed by three albums, many I TBA The rest of the movie cen­ For further corroboration, see nally settled on it’s current compilation listings and vari­ (Thtirs Sunt 7.9.30pnr ters on Win-Fat trying to get Marisa Tomei. lineup. But not before a ous soundtracks, such as out of the country to protect By Anthony Del Rosso breakup almost ended the “Biodome” and “Angus,” the band for good. band knows that its strengths “We were just bored with are not in the records them­ what we were doing. We just selves. 12:05 a.m. Thursday NBC weren’t really happy. We “Honestly I think we do bet­ national TV. Now that’s love. Th is shows gonna be a hadn’t had our album come ter live. Just because we have doozy. Sports caster Bob out yet and it seemed like it been doing that for seven “Teen Angel" Costas will be on to tell of was taking forever. It was just years and we only have three 8:SO p.m. FridayABC embarrassing moments “cov­ a kind of consensus to break records. Working with the au­ Our dead friend Marty is in ering" some of today’s best up and work on other stuff for dience is so much easier and kind of a fix. You see, he likes athletes. Also, Salt-N-Pepawill a while," Rogers said. interesting than sitting in a this girl, only problem is that be there to rock the proverbial Eventually the album did studio working with techni­ “Jerry Springer” he’s DEAD! I don’t see any house. Word! come out and it made quite cians,” Rogers said. 2 p.m. Friday Ch. 3 problem there, she might, but an impact, an impact so big, The Dance Hall Crashers This show is set to be one I don’t. Anyway, Marty has to “Viper” the band was hounded by fans will be “doing it" Thursday at brawl after another. You go “undercover,” if you know 9 p.m. Friday UPN until finally giving in. Gibson’s in Tempe. guessed it, it’s another of what I mean just to see this Cole sure can pick a good “We got tons of fan mail af­ By Jeffrey Bell those wacky gender bender girl. Poor, poor Marty, when girlfriend. It seems an ar­ shows. It will be nice for Jane will you ever learn? mored car full of )1 million to finally tell John that “she" in ones is stolen. And who’s is really a man, and have John “LateNight with Co nanO’ the prime suspect? Bet you it Cover photo illustration of Dance Hall Crashers by Jeffrey Bell beat the stuff <*it of “her” on Brien” isn’t Baby Spice. http:/^rww. thejack.nau.edu/happening*> E VI E WS oncerf s where olhers are obssessed attempt at a new album. looking oriental girl from the with fortune. Of course it hits some good Smashing Pumpkins "Today" This is a tight and diverse beats in here and even a sam­ video? Yeah? Then remember album with emotional, intro­ pling of the Squirrel Nut Zip­ how freaked out we all were spective tracks like “Retro­ pers* “Hell,” but put a little when we found out that girl spect For Life” featuring oomph in it at least.
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