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ON THE COVER Jake Gandolfo Photo by Curtis Cartier

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IN T IN THE HE rrecent ecent iinterview nterview w with ith E Ed dF Frey rey (“Improbable Cause, Cause,� Currents, Currents, Aug. Aug. 25), 25), he he (“Improbable public cclaims laims the the ssleep-in leep -in protest protest iiss “in “in the the p ublic ggood. ood.� E very p olitician p rofesses this this rreason eason Every politician professes tto o gget et eelected lected tto op ublic o ff ice. Frey Frey w ants public office. wants tto o rreframe eframe the the llocal ocal “homeless “homeless iissue� ssue� as as a ““migrant migrant rrefugees� efugees� p roblem, tthe he No. No. 1 iin n tthe he problem, w orld, aaccording ccording tto oP resident Clinton. Clinton. world, President Sleeping in in the the “public “public commons� commons� is is a “right “right Sleeping to use� use� that that is is being being tested tested nationwide, nationwide, like like to ttent ent ccities. ities. So, So, tturn urn off off your your “snooze “snooze aalarm� larm� ffor or n ext W ednesday eevening vening aatt C ongressman next Wednesday Congressman F arr’s m eeting aand nd b ring yyour our ““radical radical Farr’s meeting bring p olitics� w ith yyour our o pened m ind. politics� with opened mind.

THIS ar THIS article ticle sadly ignor ignores es thee rreal eal issues of protest piecee the pr otest and is a ccaricature aricature and hit piec Frey. on Ed F rey. We about the the failure We read read nothing about failure of the cityy to expand emergency shelter cit expand p emerggencyy she elter in the last decade Nor dec ade under Coonerty Coonerty and Rotkin. Rotkin. o N or anti-homeless laws the passage of stricter anti-ho omeless la aw ws disguised as “public saf safety� measures. feety� measur m es. Coonerty’s law Coonerty’s Parking Parking Lot Lot Trespass Trrespass e laaw is one example. moree th than squaree example. It It rremoves emoves mor han 10 squar blocks previously space blocks of pr eviously public sp pace at the whim of the p police. olice. The powers The council council passed eexpanded xpand ded p owers for Parks Recreation boss Dannettee fo or P arks and R eecreation b osss D annettee Shoemaker givee her the authorityy Shoemaker to now ggiv t authorit to close down public ac access property cess to o pr operty all over town—being over town—b eingg used now at City City Hall Hall to

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criminaalize the pr criminalize protest otest at night. N ew la ws shrink public sit ting, spar eNew laws sitting, sparechanging, performing political ab changin ng, p erforming o and p olitical ttabling bling spacee do downtown new spac owntown with ne w eexpanded xpanded “forbidden leaving “f fo orbidd den zones� lea ving less than 5p percent Pacific And ercen nt of P acif ic Avenue Avenue as legal. A nd percent sidewalks 0p ercen nt of the side walks in all other businesss districts districts.. busines Last law L ast yyear ear ccouncil ouncil passed a la aw that makes three “unattended� infractions mak es an aanyy thr ee “unat tended� infracti ions misdemeanor. satisfied, a misde emeanor. This This year, year, not satisf f iied d, theyy ma made anyy infraction af after third the ade an ftter the thi ird a misdemeanor whim misdem meanor in and of itself at the wh him of City Attorney. the C ity A ttorney. Curtis hasn’t anyy of this norr C urtiis hasn ’t ccovered overed an provided background. pr ovideed the back ground. Worst he’s ignored issue Wors o t of all,, he ’s ignor g ed the basic is ssue at the hear heartt of this struggle: Sant Santaa C Cruz’s ru h uz’s Sleepingg Ban Ban (MC (MC 6.36.010a), which makes m es mak the act of o sleeping itself outside or in a vvehicle ehicle after affter t 11pm a crime. crime. Recent have clear R ec e en nt rrevelations evelations ha ave made it clea ar that theree no w walk-in not onlyy is ther alk k--in shelter at all on any night waiting 255 p people any nigh ht with w aiting lists of 2 eop ple at 48-bed Paul the 48-b bed P aul Lee Lee loft lofft backed backed up ffour ou our to six weeks.. weeks But the Homeless Services Center, its B ut th he H omeless Ser vices C enter, it ts manager Monicaa Mar Martinez Board manage er Monic tinez and its B oaard of Directors byy Sally W Williams have D irectors headed b iilliams ha ave a policy this p olicy tthat hat rrefuses efuses to acknowledge thi is in writing—though it’s been admitted writing— —though it ’s b een vverbally erbally adm mitted trying letters. rrepeatedly epeatedly to those tr ying to get let terrs. The HSC policy further give T he H SC p olicy fur ther rrefuses efuses to gi ive out letters let ters sp sspecifying eciffyying the simple fact of no o shelter have bee on th their unless yyou ou ha ave signed up to b eir waiting citation aitingg list on the night yyou w ou get a cit a ation ffor or o having outside. ha ving no n shelter and sleeping outside e. The sheriffs SCPD have over T he sh herifffs f and S CPD ha ave issued o ver 40 citations 647e—a state penal cit ation ns ffor or o 647e —a st ate p enal ccode ode that city’s sleeping has the same impact as the cit y’s sleep ping ban—but misdemeanor ban—bu ut will rrequire equire ccostly ostly misdeme eanor trials.. F Forty choose trials o ty of them, if the victims cho or oose to these ttake ake the ese issues to ccourt. ourt. None interest Cartier. N onee of this seems to inter est C artier. chooses Frey IInstead nstead he just cho oses to smear F rey and ignoree the shame ignor t issues that ccontinue ontinue to sham me Santaa C Cruz Sant ruz each night. night This shame T his ar aarticle ticle simply adds to that sham me and indicates “alternativee journalism journalism�� her heree indic atees that “alternativ bee an anything seems to ob ything but. Robert R oobert Nor Norse rse s Online ccomment omment

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It’s It’s not not easy easy to to pick pick up up and and leave, leave v , but but my my parents parents were were tthinking hinking about about my my future. future. I ffirst irst rrealized ealized I w as d ifferent iin n tthird hird ggrade rade d uring iimmigration mmigration was different during rraids. aids. I tthought hought w ould b eported aand nd I sstarted tarted ccrying rying iin n cclass. lass. wee w would bee d deported W hen m eacher aasked sked m hat w as w rong, I ssaid aid I d idn’t w ant m When myy tteacher mee w what was wrong, didn’t want myy m om tto o gget et ttaken aken aaway. way. F rom tthen hen o n, I sstarted tarted tthinking hinking aabout b out m mom From on, myy ffuture. uture. I ggot ot o bsessed w ith ccollege. ollege. I felt felt vvulnerable ulnerable aand nd p owerless, obsessed with powerless, b ut I tthought hought b eing a ggood ood sstudent tudent w ould ssomehow omehow h elp. but being would help. M arents h ave aappealed ppealed ttheir heir ccase ase fo sidency tw ice ssince ince Myy p parents have forr re residency twice 2 007. N ow iitt iiss u pb efore tthe he n inth ccircuit ircuit ccourt our t o mmigration 2007. Now up before ninth off iimmigration aappeals, pp eals, aand nd tthere’s here’s n ow ay tto ok now w hen o ur ccase ase w ill b eard d. no way know when our will bee h heard. W ave sspent p ent o ver $ 15,0 00. Because Because o he llawyer awyer fe es, w ost Wee h have over $15,000. off tthe fees, wee llost o ur h ouse. M arents d ivorced aafter f ter o ur h ouse w as fo fforeclosed reclosed our house. Myy p parents divorced our house was o n. M ost w orkplaces w on’t h ire p eople w ho aaren’t ren’t ccitizens, itizens, sso o iitt iiss on. Most workplaces won’t hire people who d if f icult fo o ffind ind a jjob. ob. II’m ’m re eally iinterested nterested iin np olitics, b ut I difficult forr m mee tto really politics, but h ave tto op retend tthat hat I vo te. I still still don’t don’t h ave a d river’s llicense. icense. have pretend vote. have driver’s I ccan’t an’t aapply pply fo sidency m yself b ecause tto o gget et a ggreen reen ccard, ard, a forr re residency myself because sspouse, p ouse, p arent o ibling w ho iiss o v r2 ve as tto op etition o n yo ur parent orr ssibling who over 211 h has petition on your b ehalf. T he o ldest o rothers iiss 116, 6, sso oIw ill h ave tto ow ait aatt behalf. The oldest off m myy b brothers will have wait lleast east ffive ive ye ars. I h ave sso om uch aambition, mbition, b ut iitt iiss eeasy asy fo o fe eel years. have much but forr iitt tto feel ssquashed quashed w hen I aam m ffighting ighting aagainst gainst tthis. his. when P eople h ave v a llot ot o reconceived iideas deas aabout b out w hat iillegal llegal People have off p preconceived what iimmigrants mmigrants llook ook llike ike aand nd w hy w e’re r h ere. It’s It’s not not an an eeasy asy d ecision. why we’re here. decision. P eople d on’t jjust ust w ake u po ne m orning aand nd w alk aacross cross tthe he People don’t wake up one morning walk b order. P eople llike ike m amily p ay ta ttaxes, xes, ggo o tto o sschool, chool, aabide bide b he border. People myy ffamily pay byy tthe llaw aw aand nd aassimilate. ssimilate. W re aassets ssets tto o ssociety. ociety. T here aare re ccountless ountless Wee aare There aamazing mazing p eople yo u’d n ever k now w eren’t ccitizens. itizens. R ecently, I people you’d never know weren’t Recently, h ad tthe he o pp or tunity tto om eet o ther sstudents tudents iin nm ituation. IItt had opportunity meet other myy ssituation. iiss iinspiring nspiring tto o sshare hare o ur eexperiences xp eriences aass ssuccessful, uccessful, ccontributing ontributing our sstudents. tudents. 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Backlogged Besides fulfilling its end of the bargain with UCSC and “improving the housing stock,� as Rebagliati and Rotkin put it, another major reason city leaders are keen on the law is that it would pay for two more code enforcement specialists and a clerk to help whittle down the estimated 400 to 1,000 uninvestigated complaints that have accumulated despite the efforts of the city’s two current specialists. Inside the planning office on Church Street, three massive file cabinets hold hundreds of open complaints in heavy red paper folders, stacks of which are also spread across the cubicle desks of Code Compliance Specialists Linda Garner and Paige White. “We really have no idea how many open cases there are,� admits Rebagliati, opening the heavy-duty cabinets to show the looming workload. “There are a lot of property owners who aren’t up to code.� Even though the law has passed and is just waiting for confirmation and implementation, ads for what planners characterize as substandard housing options—tiny shared rooms, converted garages and such—are still easily found on Craigslist. One ad offers a “shared garage space� in Seabright for $500 a month. Another lists a “dining room converted to a bedroom� on Felix Street for $750. At noon on a Saturday, Robert Rhoades, the tall, ruddy-faced landlord who placed the converted dining room ad, pulls up in a black Lexus to show the room to two students and a parent who showed up for an open house. “You can’t come,� he says when he learns I’m a reporter, but not before promising that once the rental inspection law is in place, he’ll “pass the cost on to the tenants.� Shortly afterward, the ad on Craigslist has been taken down. Landlords and privacy rights advocates will likely continue to rail against the law. They may even sue the city, as groups in Buffalo and Milwaukee have done after similar laws passed in those cities. If it’s able to keep one extra set of drug dealers from practicing carpentry, however, Rotkin says it’ll be worth it. “That house is a disaster,� says the mayor. “It’s a great example of why we need this law.� 0

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E DOESN’T EVEN TRY to pretend that he’s not enjoying it. Jake Gandolfo is making his way through the Felton Farmers Market on a savagely hot Tuesday, me half a step behind, scribbling and plying him for information about the next few episodes of MasterChef. Did he win? Did he get the boot? He’s giving up nothing. “Me?� he asks, his eyebrows shooting up over the top of his blue mirrored shades. “Yeah, I know everything. It’s like, you know, when you’re a little kid and your parents tell you you don’t know everything? Well, I know everything.� And he’s happy with the outcome? “Yeah, I’m happy.� He heads off toward the peach stand and I follow, parsing that last bit for tone and inflection. He emphasized the pronoun ever so slightly, as in, “Yeah,

I’m happy.� But was it “I’m happy, but the douche who took second isn’t�? Or was it “I’m happy, even though I didn’t win, because I’m not an asshole�? or was it “I’m happy, because six months ago I was driving a backhoe and now I’m on TV and 5.5 million people watch me every week�? Of the dozens of amateur chefs who started in the latest Fox reality cooking show, the 39-year-old Felton resident and former construction worker is one of 11 who remain. The winner gets a quarter of a million dollars and a cookbook deal. On Wednesday, Sept. 15, three episodes from now, we’ll know who that is. Whatever happens, Gandolfo will still have his star power. He cuts quite the figure with his straw cowboy hat, long goatee and black sleeveless T-shirt showing off his tribal tattoos. A beefy guy, he moves with the slight swaying gait seen in more exaggerated form in sumo wrestlers. You can feel people looking

at him out of the corner of their eye. He just looks like somebody. He’s also determined to be somebody in the culinary world. He quit his job running heavy equipment just before heading to L.A. to tape the show in April. Since the series started airing on July 27, he’s been a tornado of self-promotion, throwing viewing parties at the Crow’s Nest, Clouds, in Napa and in the East Bay. An old family friend flew him out to Connecticut to cook for 300 people. He’s started a catering and private chef business, Custom Culinary Concepts. “In talking to my friends from the show it seems like I’m being the most proactive out of everybody because I’m a self-made guy. I’m not gonna sit around and wait,â€? he says. “I’m a shucker and a jiver and a go-getter, and I’m gonna make it happen.â€? ¨

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This past weekend he won Best Tri Tip and Grand Champion Overall for the first annual Santa Cruz Rib Cook-Off in San Lorenzo Park. This Wednesday, Sept. 1, he’s throwing a viewing party at, appropriately enough, Jake’s on the Lake in Tahoe City, where he married his wife, Erin Buchla, three years ago. The show airs on Fox this Wednesday at 8pm. “And, the good Lord willing, we’ll be back to Santa Cruz after that,� he says coyly. “If I move forward after the show.�

Jake From Santa Cruz There are several reasons to believe “Jake from Santa Cruz, California� might go the distance, mostly having to do with clues dropped by the wily editors at Fox, who pieced the show together after all six weeks of taping were finished in the spring and the outcome had been decided:

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on Jake’s shoulders): Look at this guy. I will vouch for him. Joe, I will make this guy better.

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about the way you work. I expected you to be clumsy. You build office blocks. You’re on construction sites, for God’s sake, but you walk around a kitchen with great finesse. It’s like watching a swan glide across a pond. It’s unique. A big swan. (Laughter.)

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Later, in Episode 5, he gives his opinion of the Team Red’s burger, which is beating his Team Blue’s burger in the Truck Stop Challenge. JAKE: That burger I just tasted was gross. To me, it was [bleep] gross. It was a [bleep] burger slathered in barbecue sauce and raw bacon.

You could probably organize a drinking game around Jake’s bleeps. In fact, the only person who swears more than he does is the show’s alpha, the hotheaded Ramsay. Here he is on the subject of Jake’s surf ’n’ turf, Episode 2. RAMSAY: I’m sorry. A surf ’n’ turf is

about a good quality cut of beef, it’s about filet against big lobster tail. We’ve got great scallops and [bleep] beef, a garnish, we’ve got overcooked rice, [bleep] pea purĂŠe. No. Back in Santa Cruz, Gandolfo recalls a little shock in the studio with the Donkey Kong comment. That dissipated as the producers realized what they had on their hands. “They got a taste of my flavor and my flurry and then it was like, Jake can say whatever the fuck he wants,â€? he says. Tony Carbone, the good-natured Boston waiter who was eliminated in Episode 5, was Gandolfo’s roommate during the taping and got to know him well. “What you see is what you get with Jake,â€? Carbone says. “He’s a lovable guy. I think America loves him, as they should. He’s not throwing punches. But he’s not putting up smoke screens, either. He’s just Jake being Jake.â€? Gandolfo tells another story that sounds like foreshadowing. When he went for the screening, he was doing his bit with a producer and his assistant, just yammering on. “And they’re just doubled over and he keeps going up to her and putting his folder over his face and talking to her. And I’m like, what’s he saying? And he goes, ‘I’m telling her you’re gonna be a star.’ What more can you ask for than that?â€?

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bad words and rereleased it this May; it still sounds ultrafresh, and continues to inspire uploaded dance videos of 4-year-olds dancing the dougie in the driveway. Dancing finds a lonely space in Robyn’s “Dancing on My Own,� an instant contagion advisable to avoid if you don’t want it stuck in your head for the next month. Cribbing Billy Idol’s “Dancing With Myself � concept, the song finds Robyn (a former Swedish teen-pop star whose new album opens with a song titled “Don’t Fucking Tell Me What to Do�) self-assured on the dance f loor even while the object of her affection goes home with someone else. And Lord, the hooks are insane. Is there any hit more tailor-made for

summertime status than “Tightrope,� by Janelle Monae? A rebuke to haters through deft dance moves and killer cadences sung in Monae’s Aretha-like voice, the song tacks on two minutes of call-and-response shouts, horn riffs, ukulele breaks and strings well past the usual three-minute mark; it’s also the rare song with a Big Boi verse where the Bog Boi verse isn’t the highlight. Listen to it once and be transformed. Transformation is the game on M.I.A.’s new album, nowhere more so than in “Steppin’ Up,� with its rhythmic cacophony of lugnut drills; it manages to make the ridiculous phrase “subba-sub-a-sub-sub� sound ill. Similarly, sampling Annie Lennox’s “No More I Love Yous� is a terrible idea on paper; Nicki Minaj owns it for “Your Love.�

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recorded in 10 years. He wasn’t touring the stadiums that fans thought he deserved to be filling. Instead, the uniquely talented songwriter was doing sound engineering work for his son’s band, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Nothing against BRMC, but where was the music Been still had yet to make—a follow-up to the gorgeous sonic landscape of the Call’s 1984 album Scene Beyond Dreams? Or even something, anything, to piggyback on the brief boost the band got when Al Gore used “Let the Day Begin� in his presidential campaign? Because of Been’s local connection (and the Call’s connection to the Doobie Brothers), he’ll be remembered well in this area, at least. But his untimely death only underscores that his work never seemed finished. Certainly, it wasn’t supposed to end like this. Steve Palopoli

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COBRA SKULLS

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MIGHTY DIAMONDS

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haze: a dreaminess, in which the harsh edges blur. It’s like the 1970s never ended there. The everyday critic proposes it’s the sun-blasted quality of Australia that filmmakers are trying to capture. That’s probably too easy, and it won’t wash because Animal Kingdom is set in Melbourne, a colder city. And there’s only one sequence that’s specifically out of the ring of suburbs, sinister motels and courtrooms. That sequence takes place when a wanted criminal makes a hopeless attempt to run out into the bush. Then the camera goes wide and shows us a traditional sunburnt Australian wideopen space, with no cover except for a couple of wide-apart trees. But here, when key characters make a turn from passive to active, you don’t feel completely prepared, even if the surprise works. You can sometimes feel left hung out to dry in mid-scene. Nevertheless, Animal Kingdom is an impressive thriller. The finale is a shocker. And if the movie raises more questions than it answers, it resolves the story of J with explosive emphasis. He’s a grown-up animal at last.

ANIMAL KINGDOM (R; 120 min.), directed by David Michod and starring Guy Pearce, Jacki Weaver and James Frecheville, opens Friday at the Nickelodeon.

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that he never knows when he’s crossed over the fun line. The wasting of the army (one long explosion in a butcher /D/B/@ ! 2 A>317/: shop) and the fights between musclemen 327B7=< (PG-13; 180 are as low-class as the min.) What’s in those greatly uninteresting extra eight minutes? car-crunches, though a Inquiring minds will Dolph Lundgren/Jet Li have to pay full price to bout has some style. Look find out. for a cameo by Arnold B63 27A/>>3/@/<13 Schwarzenegger, whose =4 /:713 1@332 (R; disdain for the movie is 108 min.) A woman less dismaying than his is kidnapped in an presidential ambitions, apartment and held and some muttered crazyprisoner on her bed. Not talk about Bosnia by good. Mickey Rourke. (RvB)

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B63 3FB@/ ;/< (R; 112 min.) Kevin Kline delivers a wonderful performance as Henry Harrison, an oddball, aging gentleman who believes that the education system has led to the demise of women and who has an affinity for Christmas balls. But is he enough to save viewers of The Extra Man from asking, “What was that for?� The film follows Louis Ives (Paul Dano) after he loses his job as a Princeton English professor and decides to move to Manhattan to pursue his dream as a writer. Louis ends up in the home of Harrison, a formerly promising playwright, clinging to his dilapidated old car. Henry’s only source of

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income is moonlighting as an “extra man,� escorting elderly, society women to their soirees. Louis, with his almost unnatural liking for F. Scott Fitzgerald, finds Harrison’s life exciting and decides to become an “extra man.� Directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini (American Splendor) create a world of eccentrics, but with so much going on in one film, they all get lost in a maze of awkwardness. (JN) 53B :=E (PG-13; 100 min.) In the 1930s South, a hermit named Felix Bush (Robert Duvall) emerges from his decades of solitude. He drives his mule cart into a nearby small town and makes plans for his funeral, which he intends to have while he’s still alive. He finds no trouble with this idea from the local mortician (Bill Murray). Part of the draw will be Bush publicly telling the secret that made him hide his face in the woods for so many years. Murray, wearing a suspicious-looking mustache, fur-collared suits and a horseshoe pin, is the film’s saving grace; he has the true comedian’s solitude and toast-dry humor, an eloquent wince at boredom and a consoling

flask in the pocket. (RvB) B63 57@: E6= >:/G32 E7B6 47@3

(R; 137 min.) This second installment in the Stieg Larsson series brings back Noomi Rapace’s ratty but invincible urchin Lisbeth Salander. Shortly after Lisbeth’s return to Stockholm, her old nemesis of a parole officer starts stirring up trouble. Meanwhile, trustworthily pockmarked investigative journalist Mikael (Michael Nyqvist) meets a new writer. He and his sociologist girlfriend are trying to expose the sex-slave trade conducted out of the former Soviet Union, apparently abetted by the Sapo, the Swedish Secret Police. Salander is an oldfashioned pulp heroine in a pulp plot. (RvB) 7<13>B7=< (PG-13; 148

min.) The basic idea of Christopher Nolan’s film is simple. Led by Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), a sort of Impossible Mission Force, working for a Japanese trillionaire (Ken Watanabe), descends into the sleeping subconscious of the plutocrat’s young rival (Cillian Murphy), using technology that allows them to design dreamscapes. Because of the complexity of this operation, the team s

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Crisis occurs when a very settled lesbian marriage is challenged by the arrival of the sperm donor (Mark Ruffalo) who fathered one of the couple’s children. Julianne Moore as a classic California girl: no intellectual, very earthy, a blurter-out of things she probably shouldn’t have said; Annette Bening, amusingly dour, is her hard-working spouse. Director Lisa Cholodenko and co-writer Stuart Blumberg takes their film away from the realm of the typical gay and lesbian film fest talkathon and up to speed with the blogs, Alison Bechdel’s cartoons Dykes to Watch Out For and with the fiction of Mary Gaitskill. As a director, Cholodenko is a dry, tough-minded wit. But the way she analyzes the needy, unpretty cores of these characters is what

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(PG-13; 107 min.) Two disgraced cops—Allen (Will Ferrell) and Terry (Mark Wahlberg)—hope to claim the roles of star detectives held by fellow detectives P.K. (Samuel L. Jackson) and Christopher (Dwayne Johnson). Ferrell’s Allen is a socially awkward detective just looking to get through each day by handling the accounting side of police work. Wahlberg’s Terry provides the kind of extreme vexation that having to deal with Ferrell’s character on a daily basis inevitably leads to. Despite some excellent comedy pairing by the leads, Allen lacks the hilarious, goodnatured stupidity of, say,

a Ron Burgundy. Ferrell attempts to use more dry humor here rather than the outsized expressive comedy we’re used to seeing from him. (MM) @3AB@3>= (R; 101 min.) The Korengal Valley in eastern Afghanistan is the site where reportedly some 70 percent of the ordnance we’ve shot off has detonated. About 820 miles almost straight up from the U.S. base there is Restrepo Outpost, named for a slain soldier. It’s made mostly of plywood and surrounded by sand bags that just slow bullets down. Documentary makers Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington made 10 visits there over the course of a squadron’s 15-month deployment. Unlike the bruisers in a Hollywood war movie, the soldiers here look smaller than life. When they lose a comrade, they bawl unashamedly on the spot. The crystal-clear visuals make Restrepo almost a new kind of war film. Compact and understated, it’s essential viewing about the Afghanistan conflict. (RvB) A1=BB >7:5@7; DA B63 E=@:2 (PG-13;

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Chau (Ellen Wong); he is more obsessed with Ramona Flowers, played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead, whose nationality (American), multicolored hair (mostly magenta or ultramarine) and romantic history make her seem exotic. Unfortunately, her ex-lovers are in league against him. Not a bad premise, just a bad carryon. Ultimately, I’m on the world’s side in re: Scott Pilgrim. The heavily cyber-treated visuals, from the winter exteriors to grungy basements, close in on you like the walls in an Indiana Jones tomb. Edgar Wright did this kind of material before and better (on TV’s Spaced); better digital effects and more expensive editorial cleverness can’t make it fresh. (RvB) B63 AE7B16 (PG-13; 109 min.) Talk about inglourious basters. Jennifer Aniston, having artificially inseminated her way into motherhood seven years prior, meets up with an old pal (Jason Bateman) with a very interesting confession. With Jeff Goldblum and Juliette Lewis. B/93@A (PG-13; 107 min.) Bank robbers’ big plans are spoiled when a crafty detective catches wind of their shenanigans. With Hayden Christensen, Matt Dillon, Zoe Saldana and Idris Elba.

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For the week of September 1 /@73A (March 21–April 19): In an old comedy sketch called “One Leg Too Few,� a one-legged man comes in to a casting agent’s office to audition for the part of Tarzan in an upcoming show. The agent is as diplomatic as he can be given the fact that the role would best be played by a strapping young man with exceptional running and leaping skills. “It’s possible that no two-legged men will apply,� the agent tells the applicant, “in which case you could get the part.� Don’t be like the one-legged man in this story, Aries. While I usually encourage you to think big and dream of accomplishing amazing feats, this is one time when you should respect your limitations.

B/C@CA (April 20–May 20): As I was meditating on your horoscope for this week, a song popped into my head: Marvin Gaye’s “Sexual Healing.� I instantly knew it was a message from my unconscious, meant to be delivered to your unconscious—a perfect action plan for you to pursue in order to be in maximum alignment with the astrological omens. I encourage you to come up with your own interpretation of what “sexual healing� means for you, maybe even write your own lyrics. If you’d like to listen to the original for inspiration, go here: tinyurl.com/ SexHealing. P.S. You don’t necessarily need a partner to conjure up the cure. 53;7<7 (May 21–June 20): You probably get emails that close like this: “Sent from my iPhone.� Maybe you even deliver emails like that yourself. Keep that detail in mind while I tell you the dream I had last night. In the dream, all of my Gemini friends had sent me poignant emails. Every one of them said something like, “I’ve got to get back to where I started from� or “There’s something really important that I’ve got to do, but I can’t remember what it is� or “I hear a voice calling my name but I don’t know who it is or where it’s coming from.� And each of their emails ended like this: “Sent from my iSoul.� I suspect my dream is in perfect accordance with your astrological omens, Gemini. It’s time to go home, in every sense of the word.

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1/<13@ (June 21–July 22): My name was “Robbie� from birth till seventh grade. But as my adolescent hormones began to kick in, I decided I needed a more virile stature. My name became the punchier, sleeker “Rob.� But with every year that passes, I find myself heading back in the direction of “Robbie.� The clever severity of my youth yearns to meld with the buoyant tenderness I’ve been cultivating the past decade. I want my paradoxes to harmonize—my blithe feminine qualities to cooperate with my aggressive masculine side, my bright-eyed innocence to synergize with my restless probing. So you can call me “Robbie� if you like, or “Rob,� or sometimes one and sometimes the other. Isn’t it time for you, too, my fellow Cancerian, to circle back and reclaim an early part of you that got lost along the way? :3= (July 23–Aug. 22): The Clash was a leftwing punk band that launched its career in 1979. With its dissident lyrics and experimental music, it aspired to make an impact on political attitudes. But then one of its songs, “Rock the Casbah,� got so popular that college fraternity parties were playing it as feel-good dance music. That peeved the Clash’s lead singer Joe Strummer, born under the sign of Leo. He didn’t want his revolutionary anthems to be used as vulgar entertainment by bourgeois kids. I sympathize with his purity, but I don’t advocate that approach for you. For now, relinquish control of your offerings. Let people use them the way they want to. D7@5= (Aug. 23–Sept. 22): “The trouble with life

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isn’t that there is no answer; it’s that there are so many answers,� said folklorist Ruth Benedict. That’s always true, of course, but it’s especially apropos for you right now. You’re teeming with viable possibilities. There are so many decent ideas eddying in your vicinity that you may be hard-pressed to pick out just a couple to give your power to. My advice: Let them all swarm and swirl for a few more days, then go with the ones that you feel will last the longest.

:70@/ (Sept. 23–Oct. 22): Jack Mytton was a famous 19th-century eccentric whose wealth and privilege often shielded him from the consequences of his odd behavior. One of his less successful adventures came on a night when he got a bad case of the hiccups. Thinking he could scare himself into being cured, he set fire to his pajamas. In the ensuing

mayhem, his hiccups disappeared but he burned himself. I bring this to your attention, Libra, in the hope it will dissuade you from attacking a small problem in a way that causes a bigger problem. For now it’s better to endure a slight inconvenience. Don’t seek a quick fix that causes a complicated mess.

A1=@>7= (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): In accordance with the astrological omens, Scorpio, I will ask you to make everything wetter; to be the personification of f luidity. Where there is drought, use your magic to bring the rain. If you’re stuck in a dynamic that is parched and barren, add moisture and tenderness. Be ingenious, not rash, as you stir up dormant feelings in people you care about. Remind those who are high and dry about the river that runs through them. (A good way to do that is to reveal the river that runs through you.)

A/57BB/@7CA (Nov. 22–Dec. 21): Gwyneth Paltrow is the most perfect person alive, said Gawker.com. From a certain perspective, I suppose it’s possible to award her that title. She’s beautiful, rich, famous, and in good shape. She’s a talented actress and published author. Without denying that Gwyneth is a gem, however, I must say that my standards of perfection are different. Are you doing the work you love? Are you engaged in ongoing efforts to transform your darkness? Do you practice compassion with wit and style? Are you saving the world in some way? Are you skilled at taking care of yourself ? Those are my primary measures. What are yours, Sagittarius? It’s an excellent time to define your ideal human. 1/>@71=@< (Dec. 22–Jan. 19): In an old Star Trek episode, a 24th-century starship captain is weighed down by a knotty problem about how to deal with two of her enemies who are at war with each other. Unable to come up with a viable solution, she retreats to the holodeck, where virtual reality technology can create a convincingly real rendition of any desired scene. Where does she go for advice? She seeks out Leonardo da Vinci in his 16th-century studio. Once she has outlined her dilemma, Leonardo offers his counsel: “When one’s imagination cannot provide an answer, one must turn to a greater imagination.â€? This is my advice to you right now, Capricorn. /?C/@7CA (Jan. 20–Feb. 18): Seth GrahameSmith rewrote Jane Austen’s classic novel Pride and Prejudice. He kept 85 percent of her material, but also added a big dose of “ultraviolent zombie mayhem,â€? creating a new story, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. In his version, Austen’s tale is expanded and altered by the previously unrevealed activities of zombies. I urge you to follow Grahame-Smith’s lead, Aquarius. Take some original creation you really like, and add a shot of your own unique approach to generate a completely new thing. >7A13A (Feb. 19–March 20): Everyone alive should see the musical comedy I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change. At the very least, we should all meditate regularly on the play’s title, using it as a self-mocking mantra that dissuades us from committing the folly it describes. How better to serve the health of our relationships than by withdrawing the projections we superimpose on people, thereby allowing them to be themselves? Right now you’re in special need of honoring this wisdom, Pisces. If you feel the itch to tell friends and loved ones that they should be different from how they actually are, stop and ask yourself whether maybe you should transform yourself instead. 6][Se]`Y( 2SaQ`WPS V]e g]c¸dS T]cUVb ]TT bVS aSRcQbWdS ^]eS` ]T b`S\Rg Qg\WQWa[ eWbV]cb bc`\W\U W\b] O UcZZWPZS >]ZZgO\\O 5] b] 4`SSeWZZOab`]Z]Ug Q][ O\R QZWQY Âľ3[OWZ @]P Âś Go to @3/:/AB@=:=5G 1=; to check out Rob Brezsny’s Expanded Weekly Audio Horoscopes and Daily Text Message Horoscopes. The audio horoscopes are also available by phone &%% &%! "&&& or 1.900.950.7700

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