Popular Culture |
24 February 2003
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The Grammys: Your Grandmother's Music
New York City hosted the Grammys this year, and the only good that came of it appears to be a slight boost in the local economy. Musically, the Grammys did nothing to change their image as the award for has-beens, and indeed, the organizers found new ways to embarrass themselves. For more, click here.
97 Concertgoers Die for Small Business
Great White are a third-rate metal band from a long-time ago whose careers now consist of playing small clubs, not because they want to, but because they can't play anywhere bigger. So, they deal with small club owners who look forward to decent sales at the bar, and compose the whiny class of entrepreneurs who believe that every rules exists to rob them of the sweat of their brow. Between desperate has-beens and small business greed-mongers, another 97 have been killed in a nightclub fire. Click here to read on.