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1999 Stories by Terri Sutton

• Being Matt Damon

  published December 29, 1999

  The Talented Mr. Ripley once again stokes our desire to be rich and famous. More >>

• Massa Peal

  published December 8, 1999

  What's Old Testament is new: Tom Hanks, Michael Clarke Duncan, and David Morse in The Green Mile. More >>

• Losing Our Heads

  published November 17, 1999

  Once again, director Tim Burton messes with reason and pledges allegiance to fantasy in Sleepy Hollow. More >>

• Mann Inside

  published November 3, 1999

  White-rimmed-and-bulging eyeball shtick makes good: Al Pacino in Michael Mann's The Insider. More >>

• Legs Wide Open

  published October 6, 1999

  Sheila-na-gig: Caroline Ducey in Catherine Breillat's Romance. More >>

• Coming Alive

  published August 18, 1999

  Somewhere over the rainbow: Kiss meets its fans in Detroit Rock City. More >>

• Let's Play Pretend

  published August 18, 1999

  Without lesbian players and fans, there might be no women's pro basketball. But tell that to the WNBA.. More >>

• The Golden Age

  published August 11, 1999

  Former Fillies center Tonyus Chavers watches from the sidelines as women's pro basketball hits the jackpot. More >>

• Fear Be Not Wise

  published July 28, 1999

  If a mark of an audience's terror is jeering laughter, director Jan De Bont may well have another hit on his hands with The Haunting. More >>

• Team Colors

  published July 14, 1999

  Lynx officials say they want all their fans to feel welcome. Then why are the Target Center crowds so pale? More >>

• Team Dream

  published June 30, 1999

  What's this "women's game" business, anyway? More >>

• The Normal Guy

  published June 30, 1999

  For better or worse, Sandler puts it all on view in Big Daddy. More >>

• Spices of Life

  published June 23, 1999

  Freed from the dream of coherence, I taste and savor, love and let go. More >>

• As We Like It?

  published June 23, 1999

  Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband is wed to the current lust for what's old. More >>

• Faraway, So Close!

  published June 16, 1999

  Director Wim Wenders imports Afro-Cuban music to the First World. More >>

• Practicing Women

  published June 9, 1999

  Maybe female athletes will never play like the men. But imagine what they could do. More >>

• Seeing Stars

  published June 2, 1999

  Notting Hill chuckles at our mere mortal desire to get up close and personal with the rich and famous. More >>

• Rick Bass: Brown Dog of the Yaak: Essays on Art and Activism

  published June 2, 1999

  Rick Bass Brown Dog of the Yaak: Essays on Art and Activism Milkweed FICTION WRITER AND nature... More >>

• Buried Alive

  published June 2, 1999

  New fiction by Annie Proulx and Pat Barker delves into the dirt of memory and the legends of the land. More >>

• Tourist Trade

  published May 19, 1999

  Three Seasons sells its audience a pretty picture of Vietnam. More >>

• All Work and No Play

  published May 19, 1999

  After months of negotiations, the Minnesota Lynx enter their first season with a union, a contract, and a princely $25,000 minimum salary . More >>

• Extremities

  published May 12, 1999

  Like most comedies set in high school, Alexander Payne's Election diddles intractable adolescent social categories: prom king, ambitious... More >>

• Hooray for Bollywood

  published April 28, 1999

  The "Hindi First Fridays" series at Oak Street Cinema offers chai and sympathy for Indian film lovers. More >>

• Here Comes the Sun

  published April 28, 1999

  Puppets, pagans, and 50,000 people: Minneapolis’s most unlikely ritual celebrates 25 years More >>

• Bustin' Loose

  published April 21, 1999

  Stirring it up: Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence in Life More >>