Sunday, November 14, 2004
NYT roundup
As I had mentioned yesterday, the NYT did not have all the stories I wanted to link to available until this morning.
Rather than excerpt from each story, I'll just link to each of them. First, there is Camille Paglia's review of Barry Miles's new biography of Frank Zappa in the book review section. In the Magazine, Suketu Mehta, author of Maximum City, explains why he loves Bollywood so. The Magazine also has an entire section devoted to the state of movies in a globalized world. Start with A.O.Scott asking what a 'foreign' movie really means today. The Foreign Legion section on actresses expected to make it big soon includes Aishwarya Rai, among others. Finally, Susan Dominus asks why Maggie Cheung isnt a huge star in Hollywood yet.
PS: Anyone seen Bride and Prejudice yet? Any good?
Rather than excerpt from each story, I'll just link to each of them. First, there is Camille Paglia's review of Barry Miles's new biography of Frank Zappa in the book review section. In the Magazine, Suketu Mehta, author of Maximum City, explains why he loves Bollywood so. The Magazine also has an entire section devoted to the state of movies in a globalized world. Start with A.O.Scott asking what a 'foreign' movie really means today. The Foreign Legion section on actresses expected to make it big soon includes Aishwarya Rai, among others. Finally, Susan Dominus asks why Maggie Cheung isnt a huge star in Hollywood yet.
PS: Anyone seen Bride and Prejudice yet? Any good?
