Volume 96, Issue 22
Friday October 4, 2002
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LAST UPDATED: Thursday October 4, 2002 - 6:00 p.m.

In the bowels of the London underground, there exists an incendiary hedonistic cult. Unbeknownst to many, the London electronic music scene has been resurrected since the fall of Lush Nightclub as a phoenix of creativity and groove induced meditation.

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Taste of India
India's quite tasty

For a truly quiet and unique dining experience in the heart of downtown London, try Taste of India – a restaurant full of surprises.

Liver Foundation hosts concert...Artists hone new vision of Canada... Get some "Grand" old stuff... Get some "Grand" old stuff ...

There is, however, one thing I have never understood at all – how anyone who watches wrestling, like World Wrestling Entertainment, can be homophobic.

CD REVIEWS: Mia Sheard, Good Charlotte, Archive
The verdict is in: Archive loses

Mia Sheard refuses to follow the trend of pre-packaged female pop singers being churned out by the minute... Don't let Good Charlotte's appearance fool you – while they may look hardcore, the band's CD is quite disappointing... he slow, whiny ramblings from Archive are more or less suited for a children's ballet class...

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