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The Independent - London;  June 15, 2000 ;     253 words ...The Dandy Warhols Sonic droning from the authors of "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth", gigging with Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia, pepped up by catchy pop moments. Expect good support from indie trio JJ72. LA2, Charing Cross Road, London W1 (020-7434 0403) tonight

Article: Independent Recommends: Film
The Independent - London;  August 21, 1998 ;     375 words ...Edinburgh Festival `98: Film Ryan Gilbey YOU ONLY have one more week to catch the most original film currently on show in London. Majorettes in Space: Five Gay Tales from France showcases exciting work from young French directors, the best of it by Francois Ozon, represented by two shorts: A Little

Article: The Independent recommends: Theatre
The Independent - London;  August 24, 1998 ;     317 words ...KARA MILLER'S Tamagotchi Heaven has the most improbable of scenarios: a single young female develops a crush on her Tamagotchi pet that can only end in tears. Despite a patchy script, the multi- media visuals, together with a strong performance from Amanda Drew as the lonely Sloane, convey a

Article: The Independent recommends: Film
The Independent - London;  August 24, 1998 ;     332 words ...FANS OF The X-Files television series have been heard to complain that the show's itinerant approach to conspiracy theories had taken some of the lustre out of the subject. In which case, the film version isn't likely to offer any compensation. But it looks splendid on the big screen. David

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The Independent - London;  September 22, 2000 ;     392 words ...The Film L'Humanite (18) Bruno Dumont's film is more a study of social inadequacy than crime, despite the controversial child sex murder at its core. Emmanuel Schotte excels as a backwater policeman, out of his depth and unable to relate to those around him. Coldly brilliant, brilliantly cold.

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The Independent - London;  August 25, 1998 ;     700+ words ...EASILY THE best reason to see Lost in Space (left) is Norman Garwood's dazzling production design. Every surface seems spongy; tabletops appear soft enough to sink your fingers into. Rubber - and rubber effect - is very big in the future: the plates of the body armour look as if they would protect

Article: The Independent Recommends Comedy
The Independent - London;  July 27, 1998 ;     342 words ...THE CHIRPY stand-up comedy of Jeff Green (right) has already featured in two ITV specials, and a West End run of his show is planned for the autumn. A good, old-fashioned, observational comic, his popularity stems from the charm he exudes when discussing life's little problems. He talks, for