Arts & Entertainment Hogan returns to crocodile territory After a 13-year absence Australian star returns to a role down under Time to throw another shrimp on the bar-bie to celebrate. It’s been 13 years since we last saw him, but one of the world’s most beloved and well-known characters is returning to the big screen. Paul Hogan stars as Mick Dundee in the third movie in the Crocodile Dundee trilogy, Crocodile Dundee in L.A., which opened in theaters nationwide on Friday. Continued The Redhead Piano Bar and other places to carry a tune Chicago is full of sports bars, second-rate techno clubs and various neighborhood watering holes. If you are looking for something different, a more intimate and upscale experience, then you might want to try one of Chicago’s many piano bars. Continued A risky sexperience for all at the BurleyQ Sexy acts, sexy girls, and seedy dives is what “Burly-Q!—The Burlesque Sexperience” is about. The show is a recreation of the 1960’s when Burlesque shows were slowly becoming extinct and pure strip dancing was taking over. Continued "Reality television" invasion is here to stay Reality shows are here and as unfortunate as that may be, it looks like they're here to stay. It's growing increasingly difficult these days to channel surf during the 7 to 9 p.m. time slot on a given day and not find some sort of reality based series. Continued Classic cartoons explode on the big screen Batman, Superman and the Incredible Hulk, have all been made into television shows or full-length movies. In fact, within the next year, theaters will be flooded with cartoon-adapted films. This influx of cartoons in Hollywood is not a recent trend since cartoons have been being made into movies since the early seventies. Continued Dave Mathews band does it again After a decade of music and sold out shows, The Dave Matthews band does it again with their new album, Everyday. The new album combines a pop feel with the same good violin and guitar riffs. Continued "Tomcats": A funny Movie about sex! Once again a movie that has a theme of money and sex has hit the theaters. ‘Tomcats’ stars ‘American Pie’ starlet Shannon Elizabeth, James O’Connell and Jake Busey. O’Connell plays a struggling cartoonist who makes a bet with his friends - whoever was the last guy to be single would win the money in the pot . Things get complicated as O’Connell loses over $50,000 dollars gambling. He must pay the owner of the casino, in one month, or he is a dead man. Continued Back to top   |   Home Web Team: Sal J. Barry, James Norman & Dave Gibbons   Copyright © 2001, Columbia Chronicle Columbia Chronicle articles, photos, and graphics are the property of the Columbia Chronicle and may not be reproduced or published without written permission from the staff, editors, or faculty advisor. The Columbia Chronicle is a student produced publication of Columbia College Chicago and does not necessarily represent, in whole or in part, the views of Columbia College administrators, faculty or students.

April 23, 2001 This week in A & E: Hogan Returns to crocodile territory The Redhead Piano Bar and other places to carry a tune A risky sexperience for all at the BurleyQ The "reality television" invasion is here to stay Classic cartoons explode on big screen Dave Matthews Band does it again Tomcats: A funny movie about sex! Search our archive: The Columbia Chronicle is an award-winning college newspaper written and distributed weekly by the students at Views expressed here are not necessarily those of the Journalism Department or the college. Visit the Columbia College Chicago Web Site