Thursday, May 28th., 1998: Vol. 3 #22   NEWS Lilac Festival hits the street, Food Bank requests help, Erotic fashion, local musicians at New Music West Festival, and more by FFWD Staff SPLICE Mondo Macabro's weird and wonderful cinema, a world of worms, personalized sticker fad by FFWD Staff RANT Shootings sign of a world gone mad by Ron Roffel VIEWPOINT New boss same as the old boss Suharto's resignation fails to answer questions about future of Indonesia by Hamish MacAulay Ireland's "yes" is a "no" Parizeau Vote for peace in Ireland a sign of things to come in Quebec by Nick Devlin BOOKS Mountain humor comes from lack of oxygen Canmore's Michael Kerr collects crazy questions from tourists by Mark Sproxton Book ends by Harry Vanderlist FOOD Having a blast with India's best Moti Mahal sets off taste explosions in new location by Patrick Rengger COVER The dilemma of low-cost housing Some tenants find low rent but little comfort in Victoria Park by Timothy Wild MUSIC Melodious disclosure of an emotional nature A little advice: Don't ask - Hayden's secrets are in his songs by Aubrey McInnis Cecil Seaskull by the seashore Montreal native plays Alice in Wonderland in the hole of America by Mary-Lynn McEwen Diamond in the rough Forsaking the glitz of new country, cowboy legend keeps the true western experience by Zoltan Varadi The Monoxides Heavy live five by Mike Bell CD REVIEWS Remembering Buckley, forgetting Corgan's past The Smashing Pumpkins' Adore reviewed by Mike Bell Mitchell Froom's Dopamine reviewed by Jordan Kawchuk Jeff Buckley's Sketches for My Sweetheart reviewed by Ian Chiclo Boom box hip hop, soul & funk by Frank Litorco VISUAL ARTS Referencing the female figure Local painter explores the human body's metaphorical side by Mark Walton DANCE Play it again, Jean-Christophe DJD takes a look back at classic moments with live musical accompaniment and poetry by Lori Montgomery Reality beyond the shadow of a doubt Dance collective gets moved by philosophical musings by Tami Friesen A prayer for us all Newfoundland dancer sends a message without words by Nikki Sheppy FILM And now for something completely Thompson Director Terry Gilliam tackles Hunter S.'s American Dream by Cynthia Amsden The tale of two Thompsons Johnny Depp vs. Bill Murray by FFWD Staff Robbing hoods Shooting Fish is a barrel full of laughs by Richard Zywotkiewicz A shallow attraction to Marquise Not much below the surface in French beauty pageant by Cathy McLaughlin VIDEO Video Vulture It loses a little something in the translation by John Tebbutt MR. SMUTTY Atomic cannibals Oh no, there goes Tokyo by James Martin HOROSCOPE What's your sign Cruising the cosmos this week by The Kid Copyright ©1998 FFWD. All rights reserved.