Volume 97, Issue 2
Thursday May 29, 2003

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LAST UPDATED: Thursday May 29, 2003 - 6:00 p.m.

He's been featured in Playgirl Magazine's "Ten Sexiest Rock Stars" compilation – multiple times.

He wrote, directed and executive produced A Letter From Death Row in 1998.

He dated the one and only Pamela Anderson.

He crashed his Ferrari into a telephone pole and broke his ribs, nose and hand in 1994.

Sound familiar yet?

Here's a look at how the coming sequels stack up in terms of sexiness, with four stars being the most sexy and one star equaling your average Gazette editor.

If you want to be visually stimulated and entertained check out Peyton Reed's Down with Love, a new romantic comedy with a twist.

Bruce Almighty is a high-concept movie, offering nothing remotely new other than its novel premise of an "everyman" playing God.

CD REVIEW: The Deftones

It's not often a band's fourth full-length release is self-titled. Then again, it's not often a band like The Deftones comes along to revitalize the stagnating nu-metal scene.

Despite the fact From Every Sphere is Harcourt's sophomore effort, the 23-year-old already sounds like a music veteran.

Emerging Irish artist Gemma Hayes showcases her myriad of talents – including vocals, keyboard and guitar – on her engaging debut album, Night on My Side.