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Articles tagged "snoop dogg" News311 gears up for a summer with Snoop Doggby Ben Wener [The Orange County Register (MCT)][1.Jul.08] :. Brendan Benson and bluegrass? Cult tunesmith Jon Brion and the new Robert Plant & Alison Krauss collaboration? These are the makings of the next album from the blunted groove merchants who gave...  Column: Busted HeadphonesDaytime TV Goes Gangsta with Snoop Doggby Quentin B. Huff[26.Jun.08] :. Hip-hop's top dog touches down in soap opera territory for two days of music and melodrama.  Music ReviewSnoop Dogg: Ego Trippin’by Drew Hinshaw[31.Mar.08] :. Ego Trippin' has more than a few moments where Snoop glides into the future, spicing and dicing a voice that heretofore was best served plain. NewsHypocrites need to clean up their actby Lisa Olson [New York Daily News (MCT)][13.Apr.07] :. There is no joy in this. The Rutgers women’s basketball team isn’t throwing a parade and most observers on the sidelines hardly feel the need to jump up and cheer. CBS did the right...  TV DVD ReviewPlaymakers: The Complete Seriesby Cynthia Fuchs[26.Jul.04] :. Much as creator John Eisendrath asserts that sports is 'colorblind,' Playmakers reveals the many ways that race creates bonds and divisions, expectations and loyalties.  Film ReviewSoul Plane (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[28.May.04] :. Perhaps the tribulations of Snoop's home life produced the tiresome distractedness of his performance in Soul Plane. Starsky & Hutch (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[4.Mar.04] :. Who could have anticipated that Snoop would be the saving grace of a major studio buddy flick?" The Wash (2001)by Cynthia FuchsSnoop makes an excellent Mean Face, snarling as he guns his fantastically acrobatic low-rider's engine. Training Day (2001)by Cynthia FuchsPlausibility is plainly not Training Day's concern. It's more interested in images and ideas than practicalities. Baby Boy (2001)by Cynthia FuchsJohn Singleton's 'Baby Boy' begins with a bang. But it's not the sort of bang you'd expect from the guy whose first film was the earnest 'Boyz N the Hood' (1991), or whose last, the explosive 'Shaft' (2000), had its Armani-clad protagonist declaring, 'It's Giuliani time!' as he stalked off to blow away a few bad cops. |
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