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 ON THE SCENE 
Hundreds of artists fete Halifax's 40th
 Surviving a tour of the Halifax Art Festival isn't quite as simple as it may sound: stroll along Beach Street this weekend and look at what's displayed in the artists' booths.
More On the Scene:
• Teacher's clay works spring from trip to riverbank
• Ideas aplenty at 2002 Home Show
• Daytona Beach Home Show in full swing
• Harvest Moon Night will keep downtown DeLand awake
• Fall Jamboree fixed in past, future
• Revived singer Doug Stone headlines at Volusia Fair
• Park the place for pancakes
• Greek Fest fills 4 days starting Thursday

 RICK De YAMPERT'S VOX POP 
City can win skin game by getting naked
 When I told male friends I was moving to Daytona Beach in 1990, they grew sea-green with envy. Daytona Beach, we all knew, is Bikini-ville. Major babe-age, as Wayne of "Wayne's World" fame would say.

 AP ENTERTAINMENT HEADLINES 
• Jam Master Jay Dies in NY Shooting
• Saks Guard Testifies in Ryder Case
• Kevin Costner Has Appendix Taken Out
• Fox to Rerun '24' Season Premier
• Barry White Waits For Kidney Donor
• One Judge Quits 'American Idol'
• UPN Plans 'Supermodel' Reality Show
 MOVIES 
• 'Punch Drunk' reinvents love story
• This 'Santa' isn't gifted
• 'I Spy' just not spooktacular
• Early black films open students' eyes
• Eminem, the rapper who used to horrify mainstream America, is getting more respect
• Italian actor Raf Vallone dies at 86
• Harris earns posthumous award from independent filmmakers
• Steven Spielberg to visit Cuba for festival of his films
• Hollywood serves up early Christmas as 'Harry Potter,' 'Rings' juggernauts loom
• Cinema opening soon at Ocean Walk
• Filmmaker looks at what goes into 'Hell House,' an evangelical alternative to Halloween
• Radcliffe, portrayer of Harry Potter, waffles on continuing with films

• What's playing
• Index of reviews

 MUSIC 
• Cancer-stricken Zevon makes poignant TV stop
• Candyman can jam
• Music business pushing security-laden super audio discs
• Tom Petty makes good point, but not well
• Revived singer Doug Stone headlines at Volusia Fair
• Return of The Piano Man
• Guitarist Williams works 'magic' here Tuesday
• Farewell concert for Statler Brothers brings tears

• CD review archives
• Vox Pop
 TELEVISION 
• Cancer-stricken Zevon makes poignant TV stop
• Caroline Rhea brings talk, laughter and a love of pink to daytime TV
• Fox schedules quick rerun after best-ever ratings for '24'
• Mad's influence waning as it celebrates 50 years
• Comically unhip 'King of the Hill' reclaims old time slot
• VH1 pulls the plug on Liza Minnelli's reality show before it starts; says husband was difficult
• David E. Kelley's law office drama 'girls club' canceled after only two airings
• 'CSI: Miami' sniper episode to air as planned

• Fall TV preview
• TV listings

 HAPPENINGS 
• Harvest Moon Night will keep downtown DeLand awake
• Fall Jamboree fixed in past, future
• Park the place for pancakes
• Greek Fest fills 4 days starting Thursday
• Ideas aplenty at 2002 Home Show
• Daytona Beach Home Show in full swing
• Hundreds of artists fete Halifax's 40th
• Restaurants to warm up art crowd
• Halloween event schedule

• Things to do in Flagler County and surrounding areas
• Live Club Performances
• Museums & Parks
• Calendar
• Club News
• Out and about briefly
 ARTS 
• Neil Simon comedy transcends time, place
• Hundreds of artists fete Halifax's 40th
• Teacher's clay works spring from trip to riverbank
• He makes counter tops so he can sculpt
• Ferraris at museum?

• Sights & Sounds

 BOOKS 
• Ten emerging writers of 'exceptional talent and promise' are winners of Whiting prize
• Vivendi announces plans to sell Houghton Mifflin
• Author/professor quits after probe into possible academic fraud
• Bradbury honored with literary award
• On your mark. Get set. Write!

• Publishers Weekly bestseller lists
 DINING 
• Norriss' Crazy Crab Restaurant
• Down the Hatch
• King's Oceanshore Restaurant and Patio Cafe
• Oceanside Restaurant
• Terranova's
• Milone's Pizzeria & Subs
• A&L; Delicatessen

• Dining In
• Restaurants

 COLUMNISTS 
CULTURE SHOCK
The world according to Richard Tribou is a wacky place. You never know what you'll get when you read this little slice of heaven.
THE WRESTLING ANGLE
David Rosenberg looks at the world of professional wrestling, including weekly rankings.
VOX POP
Award-winning music critic Rick de Yampert plies his thoughts toward pop culture and entertainment.
SIGHTS & SOUNDS
Drew Murphy ranges far and wide, covering arts, music and travel.
Where to eat
• Join! Dining Club
• Bill of Fare
• Restaurant reviews


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