Full DAILY TITAN Effect October 21, 2004 Masters of puppets: Trey Parker and Matt Stone tackle the tough issues in ‘Team America’ Also Inside: *Local happy hours* *The Beach Boys* *Fall Out Boy* What’S Inside Contents Evelyn Green’s Celebrity Extra 3) FOOD AND DRINK - Happy King Features Syndicate hours around town and Q: I read that Nicole Kidman A: I had been told that Caruso, him in a recent movie (“The Per- is planning to produce a series in a New York native, had talked to fect Husband”). He really seemed Rutabegorz Australia that she hopes to bring some people about doing the new to catch him so well on-screen. to the United States. Have you any entry in the “CSI” venue. But that – Jeri S. idea of what that would be about? has not been confi rmed. Caruso Q: What’s the secret “message” – Rose Anne M. moved to Miami from Los Ange- that Dean Cain supposedly has tat- 4) FILM - Team America: World A: Kidman has said that she les several years ago and invested tooed on his ankle? – Betty R. Police and I [Heart] Huckabees hopes to do more as a producer, in a business enterprise. He told an A: To Jeri S. – Dean Cain told especially with projects that in- interviewer some years ago that he one of my colleagues that he nev- volve women’s histories. But planned to call the Sunshine State er met Scott Peterson. He simply there’s nothing more specifi c than home. studied news clips of him so he 5) THEATER - Alma and Oliver! that from Kidman. could get his face and body move- Meanwhile, one of the Aus- Q: Please confi rm if Stefanie ments down pat. tralian television channels has Powers and Robert Wagner were A: To Betty R. – Cain has his already launched a series called married in real life when they did birth name, Tanaka, tattooed in 6) CONCERT - The Beach Boys “McLeod’s Daughters,” which the 1970s series “Hart to Hart.” A Japanese characters on his ankle tells the story of a group of wom- night out with my skeptical hus- in homage to his Japanese ances- en who run a cattle ranch on their band depends on your answer. try. 7) PITSTOP - Comics, trivia and own. The show’s success has – Debra O. prompted a new surge of interest A: Stefanie Powers and Robert more in women’s contributions to Aus- Wagner were married only on- Can’t get enough tralia’s history. screen, never to each other. Full Effect? P.S. Tell your husband to be a Q: I have heard that on “CSI: gracious winner and make that 8) INTERVIEW - Fall Out Boy Miami,” the star, David Caruso, night happen anyway. Read it online at was very unhappy about CBS put- ON THE COVER: Armed to the teeth with scuds and sarcasm galore, ting on “CSI: New York” because Q: Is it true that Dean Cain www.dailytitan. the maniacal marionettes from “Team America: World Police” engage in he wasn’t asked to do it. Is this (“Clubhouse”) actually met with their own version of Shock and Awe. Courtesy of Paramount Pictures. com true? – Charles P. 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Redefi ning By ALICIA ELIZARRARAS drinks, bottled beers and drafts, as day from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. the rutabega Daily Titan Staff well as free food including meat- BJ’s Brewery, located in the This well-known Mexican res- balls, ribs, wings and soup are parking lot of the mall, offers $1 taurant offers a variety of drinks By ANNA LOUSTAUNAU For some students the best hour available. off all drinks as well as $1 off ap- including Cuervo Gold margaritas For the Daily Titan of the day is when work or school 2J’s Cocktail Lounge, located petizers Monday through Friday for $3.50, $2.75 well drinks, $3.50 ends and happy hour begins. on Houston Avenue off Harbor from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Sun- house chardonnay and $2.50 do- Rutabegorz Restaurant is a col- Luckily for CSUF students Boulevard, offers friendly service day through Thursday 10 p.m. to mestic draft beers, not to mention lege student’s dream with more there is no shortage of bars in Ful- with entertainment to boot. They close. half off appetizer prices. than 100 excellent worldly dishes, lerton that offer reasonable happy have pool tables as well as a juke- While visiting, try one of their Rockin Taco Cantina, located affordable prices and a wide va- hour prices that can fi t in any col- box and a pinball game. house brewed beers and a Chicago on Harbor Boulevard in Down- riety of coffee drinks, smoothies lege student’s budget. Happy hour at 2J’s includes $2 style pizza, both are sure to please town Fullerton, offers a great at- and alcoholic beverages. Banana’s Restaurant and Cock- draft and bottled domestic beers, the taste buds. mosphere, fun people and a full With three locations in Ful- tail Lounge, located on South Ray- $3 import beers, $2.50 well drinks If students are in the mood for bar that is stocked with 110 pre- lerton, Tustin and Orange, Ruta- mond Avenue, serves up a good and $3 shots of Jagermeister or some chips and salsa with their mium tequilas. begorz has been serving happy deal for less than fi ve bucks. Firewater, Monday through Friday drinks, they can head down to El Happy hour is Monday through customers since 1970, using the In this average dive bar, pool from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Torito or Rockin Taco Cantina, Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. with unloved turnip – the rutabaga – as tables are available and the drinks Students in the vicinity of the where both blend up great mar- $2 draft beers and margaritas and inspiration for the restaurant. are cold but don’t expect a very Brea Mall may want to stop in to garitas at reasonable happy hour 50-cent taqueria style tacos. My favorite location is the Or- modern or hip scene. Red Robin or BJ’s Brewery for a prices. With all of these options stu- ange bistro, in Old Towne Orange The bar offers its version of drink and some good eats. El Torito, located at the corner dents can afford to have happy next to Chapman University. It happy hour, called Monkey Hour, Red Robin, located in the mall, of Harbor Boulevard and Oran- hour every day and stay within provides indoor seating and a ro- Monday through Friday from 4 serves free chips and salsa and $1 gethorpe Avenue serves happy their budgets ... but it is not neces- mantic fl oral backdrop outdoors. p.m. to 7 p.m. Two-dollar well off all beers Monday through Fri- hour Monday through Friday from sarily advised. Dining hours are Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Prices generally run around $1.50 to $11. The heart and soul of Rutabe- gorz lies in its ravishing and plen- tiful food entrees, ranging from bagels, soups, salads and wrap- sandwiches to Mexican food, piz- zas, crepes, fondue and homemade desserts. The restaurant offers a variety of ethnic dishes as well. The curry chicken wrap, Thai salad and spicy hummus are delicious. The restaurant aspires to make the tastiest food at the healthiest rate possible, offering original salad dressings, high-quality fruits and vegetables and low-fat content dairy products made especially for the unique vegetarian plates. Daily Titan October 21, 2004 FULL EFFECT 3 F i l m ‘Team America’: kicking butt and taking names By FRANCIS SZYSKOWSKI stopped. far left wing, the far right wing Daily Titan Assistant Photo Editor However, their actions have and everything in between. It also sparked protests from the liberal combines parody, social commen- The minds behind “South Park” Film Actors Guild (you can guess tary and even an interesting pup- (Trey Parker and Matt Stone) have the acronym), who have taken it pet love scene. once again brought you a movie upon themselves to act as spokes- The fi lm is also supported by a that doesn’t care whose toes they people for society. unique soundtrack, which was also step on. It is done in a hilarious While facing scrutiny from the created by Parker and Stone.