Max Garrone

  • Willie Nelson: "Crazy: The Demo Sessions"

    A collection of early '60s recordings by the Red-Headed Stranger shows a chiseled young man with a sweet, sweet voice.
    By Max Garrone April 29, 2003

  • Music preview: Karrin Allyson

    On her latest album, "In Blue," vocalist Allyson slides effortlessly through blues classics by Bobby Troup, Bonnie Raitt, Max Roach, Joni Mitchell and others. Listen in.
    By Max Garrone September 13, 2002

  • Music preview: Miss Kittin & the Hacker

    This "First Album" is a provocative cabaret act, filled with X-rated lyrics and sinister, new-millennium dance beats. Listen in.
    By Max Garrone July 15, 2002

  • Music preview: Jucifer

    This two-person outfit tries to reinvigorate the stale world of rock with lots of noise on the new album "I Name You Destroyer."
    By Max Garrone June 20, 2002

  • Strange sex

    Documentarians Joe and Harry Gantz, creators of HBO's "Taxicab Confessions," talk about their new film: A stark, disturbing portrait of three couples who swing.
    By Max Garrone February 22, 2002

  • Are we victorious yet?

    With the al-Qaida network shattered but Osama bin Laden still at large, "Black Hawk Down" author Mark Bowden and other national security experts discuss when the U.S. will be able to declare victory over terrorism.
    By Max Garrone January 19, 2002

  • Balthus' provocative poses

    One of modern art's lions shows us that sexual moments and nudity aren't necessarily erotic.
    By Max Garrone November 30, 2001

  • After the fall

    The Taliban is on the run. What happens now? Who should govern Afghanistan? And how hard will it be to win the war of the caves?
    By Damien Cave, Max Garrone and Daryl Lindsey November 14, 2001

  • The sorrow of war

    With every heartbreaking picture of innocent victims, more of the world turns against the U.S. bombing. But the American military has taken more care to minimize civilian casualties than any other armed force in the world.
    By Damien Cave and Max Garrone October 31, 2001

  • Whaddaya mean, "We don't know about the box"?

    Readers deliver a dizzying spectrum of interpretations of the mysterious goings-on in David Lynch's sexy, scintillating "Mulholland Drive."
    October 26, 2001

  • Everything you were afraid to ask about "Mulholland Drive"

    Revised and updated: The scary cowboy! The mysterious box! All that sex! We answer all your questions about David Lynch's latest outrage -- the weirdest movie of the year.
    By Bill Wyman, Max Garrone and Andy Klein October 23, 2001

  • Fundamental problems

    Religious writer Karen Armstrong explains why Muslim nations have difficulty with democracy and the qualities that all forms of fundamentalism share.
    By Max Garrone October 22, 2001

  • The Iran card?

    The complex nation whose leader once called America "the Great Satan" -- and whose people cheer our soccer teams -- may play an increasingly important role in American strategic planning.
    By Max Garrone and Anthony York October 1, 2001

  • Hunting Osama

    The author of "Black Hawk Down" and "Killing Pablo" says that American special forces have been training to go after bin Laden for years and are more than ready.
    By Max Garrone September 19, 2001

  • Has bin Laden made himself expendable?

    Now that the Taliban's main opposition leader is dead, a scholar argues, the group may be more willing to hand over Osama bin Laden.
    By Max Garrone September 18, 2001

  • Good news, bad news

    Experts say that terrorists will probably strike again, soon, but that biological and chemical attacks are still unlikely.
    By Max Garrone September 14, 2001

  • South Asia is like the Middle East, except everyone has nuclear weapons

    The U.S. wants Pakistan to use its influence with the Taliban to hunt Osama bin Laden and his allies, but regional geopolitics will make that tricky.
    By Max Garrone and Anthony York September 13, 2001

  • A venture capitalist for terrorists

    Stephen Cohen explains how Osama bin Laden's organization functions and what the U.S. has to look forward to if it really wants to fight terrorism.
    By Max Garrone September 12, 2001

  • "Thelma and Louise"

    Ridley Scott is so tone-deaf that he misses what's great about his own feminist buddy flick.
    By Max Garrone June 21, 2001

  • "Blazing Saddles"

    Mel Brooks remembers working with Richard Pryor, and a time when farting jokes were as offensive as it gets.
    By Max Garrone May 8, 2001

  • "Ghost in the Shell"

    How a team of animators made this action feature faster, louder and more kinetic.
    By Max Garrone April 17, 2001

  • "Easy Rider"

    Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda go back to a time when a kilo of good pot was a budgeted movie expense.
    By Max Garrone April 16, 2001

  • "Scarface"

    When the profanity-laced cocaine epic finally made it to TV, editors scrambled to find 160 words that rhymed with "suck."
    By Max Garrone April 10, 2001

  • "Toy Story" and "Toy Story 2"

    Not all DVD versions of the two groundbreaking computer-animated movies are created equal.
    By Max Garrone April 5, 2001

  • The people speak

    Online discussions in the People's Daily forum slam the U.S. -- but take shots at China, too.
    By Max Garrone April 2, 2001
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