Korn's new album, " Issues, " released this week, is artier than past efforts ( yes, really ), but just as angry.
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Gibson's commercial successes allow him to tackle artier projects, like his 1993 directing debut, " The Man Without a Face, " about a disfigured recluse.
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Tom Shales, the influential TV writer for The Washington Post, called Cingular's ads " far artier if not smarter than most other upscale Super Bowl ads ."
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Like during a recent conversation with Kidman, when a question about how she's balancing out her post-" The Hours " Oscar movie career between commercial and artier projects elicited this response:
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That fizzy, big-studio opener will be followed by a series of somewhat smaller, artier pictures making their world, North American or at least New York premieres on their way to and from other festivals.
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Added to the crowded Christmas market are a substantial number of artier and more serious films, which have opened so far in a handful of large cities like New York and Los Angeles and will open elsewhere this month.
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Larger, artier, and more of a commercial center than Amherst, Northampton is linked to it by both highway and a 10 mile-long scenic bicycle trail that crosses the Connecticut River on a former railroad bridge.
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The Ramones trumped all the artier, more abrasive variations of mid-1970s punk with the insight that rock was, above all, stupid fun, the kind that could be summed up in the Ramones'own cheer : " Gabba gabba hey !"
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He was set to break up the band and go to university himself before a practice with Russell Senior ( violin, guitar, vocals ) and Magnus Doyle ( drums ) led to the establishment of a new, more experimental, artier and noisier direction for Pulp.
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Disney's " Endurance " renews this custom in a somewhat artier style with its biography of Haile Gebrselassie, the long-distance runner who grew up in soul-devouring poverty in rural Ethopia to became one of the stars of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
