All articles tagged with #2003
Originally Published 4 months ago — by The Washington Post
The article humorously reflects on how confessing to review books in 2003, especially 'The Da Vinci Code,' elicited sympathetic reactions from others, highlighting the book's cultural impact.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Yahoo Home
In March 2003, Ozzy Osbourne introduced Jason Newsted as his new bassist during a low-key press event, highlighting a band lineup change that brought fresh energy and a new dynamic to Ozzy's music, with Newsted coming from Metallica and bringing a different style to the band.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
The 2003 Oscars took place just three days after the United States invaded Iraq, leading to a politics-infused evening as celebrities arrived amid a large law enforcement presence and protests. This year, as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences prepares for another Oscars, the parallels to 2003 are evident as another war dominates the headlines.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by JoBlo.com
"Madame Web" director SJ Clarkson addresses rumors about the film originally taking place in the 90s, explaining that it was scripted for 2003 and aimed for a timeless quality. The movie, now in theaters, has received mixed reviews, with criticism directed at its dialogue and pacing. Clarkson also reveals that the film intentionally lacks a post-credits scene, as she believes the story has been effectively told without the need for additional teases.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WDIV ClickOnDetroit
Twenty years ago, a massive blackout hit Metro Detroit and the Northeast, leaving 50 million people without power. The outage was sparked by a tree branch in Ohio and affected seven other states and Canada. The blackout caused chaos, immobilizing New York City and disrupting transportation and communication systems. It took about a day to restore power for most, but the lasting effects and damages cost hundreds of millions of dollars.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by E! NEWS
The 2003 Met Gala, themed "Goddess: The Classical Mode," was a star-studded event attended by actresses, supermodels, designers, and pop culture icons. The event was co-chaired by Tom Ford and Nicole Kidman, fresh from her Best Actress Oscar win. Attendees interpreted the theme in various ways, with some fully embracing it and others opting for bridal looks. The event was held before the rise of smartphones and social media, making for a more intimate and social-media-devoid vibe.