Articles tagged "snoop dogg"

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311 gears up for a summer with Snoop Dogg

by 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...

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Column: Busted Headphones

Daytime TV Goes Gangsta with Snoop Dogg

by Quentin B. Huff

[26.Jun.08] :. Hip-hop's top dog touches down in soap opera territory for two days of music and melodrama.

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Music Review

Snoop 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.

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News

Hypocrites need to clean up their act

by 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...

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TV DVD Review

Playmakers: The Complete Series

by 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.

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Film Review

Soul 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.

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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 Fuchs

Snoop makes an excellent Mean Face, snarling as he guns his fantastically acrobatic low-rider's engine.

 

Training Day (2001)

by Cynthia Fuchs

Plausibility is plainly not Training Day's concern. It's more interested in images and ideas than practicalities.

 

Baby Boy (2001)

by Cynthia Fuchs

John 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.

 

Bones (2001)

by Cynthia Fuchs

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