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NEWS / HOME   2003 IN REVIEW   LOCAL NEWS   NATION/WORLD   SPORTS   ENTERTAINMENT   Top stories   Editors' picks   Passages   GUILTY PLEASURES			Sunday, December 28, 2003   Top entertainment stories by month   January   MTV series: What if clones of world leaders went to high school? Movie industry's promotional gewgaws rated R for ridiculous Will Trent Lott make it as a gangsta senator? 'Almost Live!' alum gives local artists a break in 'City A Go-Go' KIRO-FM hires war reporter Charles Jaco     February   'For Better or For Worse': End is in sight for popular comic 'Average' Joe: Fans pooh-pooh reality show's 'shocking twist' 'The Simpsons': The predictions of Homerdamus Gay gunslinger is target for comics controversy They had it comin': Five strong actresses top Oscar nominations     March   John Cusack finds controversy as 'Max' brings Hitler to screen 'Chicago' nabs 6 Oscars in guarded but still glamorous ceremony Afro-pop star Youssou N'Dour cancels tour as protest against war Actor Martin Sheen faces backlash over war protests Cable carrier gets jitters, won't air anti-war ad     April   White River Amphitheatre will bring more choices, higher prices Music: Fake folkies of 'A Mighty Wind' blow into town for night of fun Concert review: Bon Jovi 'gets better with age' Who knew making a 3-minute digital movie could be so complex? New venues and buffed-up old ones make for a summer full of music     May   Hollywood hopes sequels will reign at box office this summer Andrew Firestone, star of 'The Bachelor,' lets his hair down Reloading 'The Matrix': Sorry, ignorance is not an option 'Buffy' legacy will outlive tonight's anticlimactic finale 'American Idol' risks losing what little edge it had     June   Summer concert schedule is music to fans' ears Ann Wilson: Rejuvenated Heart is ready to rock Bright lights, Bigfoot: 'Sasquatch' wins digital-movie contest Local collector pays tribute to martial-arts legend Bruce Lee Opening of McCaw Hall     July   What's up with missing DVDs? Studios hustling to release more titles Eager German fans translate new Harry Potter book Bob Hope, legendary entertainer, dead at 100 Concert preview: Snoop Dogg still getting his smooth on Hip-hop innovator Ishmael Butler comes home again     August   Metallica's Summer Sanitarium Tour ignites Seattle crowd Books: Jon Krakauer examines violence in Mormon history Sundance in Seattle: Redford wants to give films a second chance Countdown to Burning Man: Annual desert festival draws thousands Gregory Hines: Consummate hoofer made tap cool again (and obit)     September   A nightclub for the over-30 set takes shape in Seattle TV star John Ritter dies of heart problem at 54 'Lord of the Rings' fans get a Middle-Earth fix in 'Return of the King' Mix-A-Lot put Seattle rap on the map; now he's finally getting 'Home' Two of our own make the cut in new 'Survivor,' 'Makeover'     October   Is Jessica Simpson a dumb blonde, or does she just play one on TV? Pearl Jam: Can't find a better band 'Kill Bill': Tarantino wants to blow your mind Clooney, Zeta-Jones make 'Cruelty' quite tolerable Rotten rentals: A ghoulish guide to fright-night flicks     November   From his Seattle home, 'Alien' star Tom Skerritt revisits the classic 'Matrix Revolutions' plays like overblown video game Death Cab for Cutie is in demand and on the cusp Michael Jackson calls abuse charges 'a big lie' Annie Leibovitz returns to her rock photo roots with 'American Music'     December (through Dec. 22)   Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie remain dense down on the farm KOMO-TV's Kathi Goertzen quits as 11 p.m. anchor Friends to the end: 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy has grand finale Pet peeves of another over-the-top sweeps month on local TV news HBO's 'Angels in America' is a major television event			ENTERTAINMENT NEWS  SEARCH Today Archive Advanced search

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