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Ilyinsky wrote: “And when an NFL sportscaster said last month, talking about the Giants’ comeback victory over the Eagles, that the winners ‘had literally put a bullet’ in coach Andy Reid??s head, I had a feeling that there wasn’t much shooting going on. He did, however, manage to catch my attention. Considering I thought the Eagles were merely a 1970s rock band, it’s clear that the sportscaster’s sensationalism actually worked...
...television. The opiate of the masses. Three Crimson writers offer their thoughts about this year’s crop of poppies.2005’s Worst New “Shows”5. “Taradise”Tara Reid??s “Wild On” replacement vacillates so much between the hysterical and the groan-inducing, the wonderful and the pathetic, that I could have just as easily placed this in the “Best” list. It fell on this side largely due to its lack of staying power...
...course, the critics haven’t been silent either. They weren’t too enamored of Reid??s performance in her new film Alone in the Dark, where she plays a brilliant anthropologist forced to contend with evil demons intent on world domination. The role represents a break from the starlet’s standard parts in sex comedies like Van Wilder—and Reid suggests her sexpot days may be numbered...
Unfortunately, Alone in the Dark isn’t going to net any Oscars for the ambitious starlet. Reid??s presence onscreen leaves something to be desired—but at least she had fun filming...
Catalano said yesterday he could not confirm details of Reid??s criminal record because of confidentiality issues. Catalano commended Costello for his fast thinking and help with the arrest...