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On: Devil's Bargain -- Elvis, Yoko and Anna Nicolenew

LA Weekly  |  08-22-2002  9:23 pm  | 

Some AAN Papers Wouldn't Make the Admissions Cut

Robert Downes, co-publisher, Northern Express Weekly  |  08-22-2002  4:44 pm  |  Letters to the Editor

Arts Film Ads Too Sexy for Seattlenew

The Stranger  |  08-22-2002  11:31 am  | 

Playboy Pinup Turns the Media Tables on Libertarian Candidatenew

Westword  |  08-22-2002  11:19 am  | 

Al-Qaeda Tapes vs. Pearl Videonew

Boston Phoenix  |  08-22-2002  11:11 am  | 

AAN Names Manager of Sales and Marketing

New hire has over 15 years of newspaper sales experience (FULL STORY)
AAN Staff  |  08-22-2002  10:24 am  |  Association News

Are the Real Mary-Kate and Ashley Really Real?new

Their career began when they were nine-month-old babies on ABC's sitcom "Full House." Now the debatable charm of the All-American teenage twins is branded across every conceivable media platform. "Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, indistinguishable from their plastic toy counterparts, enjoy riding horses, shopping, and talking about boys when they're not managing their commercial empire," Sara Bir writes in the North Bay Bohemian.
North Bay Bohemian  |  08-21-2002  10:44 am  | 

Diversity Grant Deadline October 14

“Don’t apply,” pleads OC Weekly editor (FULL STORY)
AAN Staff  |  08-21-2002  1:13 pm  |  Association News

Inky Defends Its "Regional Plan"new

Philadelphia Weekly  |  08-21-2002  10:54 am  | 

Burning Man Veterans Reveal Their Secretsnew

Strip down, dress up or just shave it all off. Sarah Phelan of Metro Santa Cruz talks to three Burning Man Festival veterans about how to avoid getting your butt sunburned and keep your hair nice in that desert dust. After waiting all year for the 12-day extravaganza, "finally, it's time to don the neon green wig, jump into the art car, alien chickens in tow, and hurtle down the road to the Black Rock Desert in northern Nevada," Phelan reports.
Metro Santa Cruz  |  08-20-2002  10:19 am  | 

Admissions Committee Should Come to Its Senses

Jeff Lawrence, publisher, Boston's Weekly Dig  |  08-20-2002  10:02 am  |  Letters to the Editor

New Times LA's Spoof Riles NBCnew

"I hope it gets people to think about the nature of television and the business that it does." So says Tony Ortega, a New Times LA writer who admits that "maybe" he penned a "news story" reporting that NBC is about to cut a deal for "Survive This!" -- a "'Survivor' meets Hannibal Lechter"-style reality series starring the two California teenagers whose recent abduction and rape made the national news. An NBC spokeswoman says there is "no truth" to the story. Another New Times paper, the Dallas Observer, was sued earlier this year by two local officials targeted in a similar spoof.
Hollywood Reporter via Yahoo! News  |  08-19-2002  5:33 pm  |  Industry News

Years of Talks Lead to NC Merger

Independent Weekly's acquisition of Raleigh's alt-weekly the Spectator will allow the newly merged Independent to beef up its A&E coverage and leaves Creative Loafing with more cash for its four AAN-member papers. "One of us ultimately had to give in to create a single financially successful paper, and we yielded to local ownership," said Ben Eason, CEO of Creative Loafing Inc. (FULL STORY)
08-19-2002  12:24 pm  |  Industry News

Palm Beach Underclass Rises to Resist Evictionnew

For years, the residents of an inner-city boarding house in the slums of West Palm Beach have sold drugs, beat on each other and generally struggled to get by. But then the city announced plans to demolish their home to make way for multi-million dollar apartments. New Times Broward/Palm Beach staff writer Eric Alan Barton reports how this threat brought the residents together in their own strange, strange way.
New Times Broward-Palm Beach  |  08-19-2002  9:47 am  | 

OC Register's Right-Wing Darling in Troublenew

OC Weekly  |  08-19-2002  10:22 am  | 

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