BRIDGET JONES'S DIARYMiramax Home Entertainment, $29.99WHILE A REVIEW of anything B.J.-related cries out for extensive use of cute abbreviations, a Dear Diary format, and exact… Continue reading
Debra Ginsberg thought her son was fine—until she took him to school.
Indian sisters venture beyond family tradition.
Look east to see the future; it may surprise you.
HANNIBAL (SPECIAL EDITION)MGM Home Video, $29.98WHAT WITH THE rash of surfers and swimmers getting chomped by sharks and the charming guy planning to guillotine off… Continue reading
More reasons to freak out while flying and driving and just sitting around.
Gillian Welch may be part of a phenomenon, but she just wants to not suck.
A soothing amber drink for a patriot or a paterfamilias.
Ain't nothing like the real thing.
To the dozens of people who lined up outside the Paramount Theatre Sunday night, waiting more than an hour in the cold for last-minute tickets… Continue reading
How to write a successful first book? Try, try again.
With apologies to Theodore Geisel.
The amphibious Party on Wheels actually makes Seattle seem fun!
Everybody loves the Cheesecake Factory—but why?
SHREKDreamWorks Home Ent., $19.95BARELY OUT of first-run theaters (make room for the gathering Harry Potter tsunami!), Shrek hits the shelves as a feature-packed DVD just… Continue reading
SNATCH (SPECIAL EDITION)Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment, $27.95GUY RITCHIE deserves to be known as more than Mr. Madonna or the Brit version of Quentin Tarantino, especially… Continue reading
