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Waking Up To Hotel Rwanda

By J. Robert Parks on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

The Rwandan genocide of 1994 was one of the most horriffic events of the 20th century, resulting in the deaths of one million people...  read more

Found in: Movies, Features

Bright Eyes

By Chris Dahlen on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

When you’re young, live in Omaha, Neb., and run your own label, you can do damn near whatever you want...  read more

Found in: Music, Features

Ken Burns On Boxer Jack Johnson

By Reid Davis on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

Documentarian Ken Burns has entered the ring for 12 rounds with the first black heavyweight champion of the world and emerged to tell the tale...  read more

Found in: Movies, Features

Tim Booth

By Andria Lisle on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

“I don’t make small talk,” says Tim Booth, his voice buoyantly bursting through the transatlantic wires. “I really enjoy going into a deeper level with people. Don’t you?”...  read more

Found in: Music, Features

The Next American Music

By Amanda Petrusich on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

It’s early morning as I drive east from Charlottesville, Va., rolling fast through the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains toward Richmond...  read more

Found in: Music, Features

Ed Harcourt

By Tom Lanham on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

London's Waterloo station is where the Tube intersects with country-crossing British rail. Today’s a bank holiday, but the place is crawling with...  read more

Found in: Music, Features

Earl Scruggs

By Andy McLenon on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

Earl Scruggs didn’t invent the banjo, but musicians and music historians credit him as the person who liberated the instrument from its...  read more

Found in: Music, Features

Christophe Barratier

By Annabelle Robertson on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

When Christophe Barratier wrote The Chorus (Les Choristes), he knew he was incorporating much of his past into the script. But he didn’t realize he was also penning...  read more

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My Mission to Burma

By Damien Rice on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

Singer/songwriters Damien Rice and Ani DiFranco traveled to Myanmar (Burma) last July to visit refugee camps and meet with dissidents struggling for freedom...  read more

Found in: Music, Features

Signs of Life 2004

By Paste Staff on 12:00 AM on February 1, 2005

Let’s face it. Most of us first watch the majority of each year’s best films on DVDs. We live in small markets that show only action blockbusters...  read more

Found in: Movies, Features