<![CDATA["EW" Editors No Longer Find Music Entertaining On A Weekly Basis - Idolator Comments]]> http://cache.gawker.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/idolator.com.png <![CDATA["EW" Editors No Longer Find Music Entertaining On A Weekly Basis - Idolator Comments]]> http://idolator.com Thu, 30 Nov 2006 12:45:35 EST Thu, 30 Nov 2006 12:45:35 EST http://idolator.com/tunes/magazines/ew-editors-no-longer-find-music-entertaining-on-a-weekly-basis-217656.php <![CDATA["EW" Editors No Longer Find Music Entertaining On A Weekly Basis]]> http://idolator.com/tunes/magazines/ew-editors-no-longer-find-music-entertaining-on-a-weekly-basis-217656.php#c685672 EW is great for Television news. They would always have an article or blurb about Arrested Development at it's peak and now they mention The Office every chance they get. And then they have Stephen King giving his input on Lost all the time which is good. Why would you read it for music though?

faraways0close

]]> 33:217656:c685672 Thu, 30 Nov 2006 12:45:35 EST <![CDATA["EW" Editors No Longer Find Music Entertaining On A Weekly Basis]]> http://idolator.com/tunes/magazines/ew-editors-no-longer-find-music-entertaining-on-a-weekly-basis-217656.php#c678037 Anybody know why Browne left? It mystifies me that he'd actually leave - a lead-critic position at EW is like tenure at a liberal-arts college: nobody ever leaves (witness Gleiberman, Schwarzbaum; if Tucker hadn't made that mistake and left for five minutes for a competing gig, he'd still be running the TV section and waxing about Buffy right now).

Music has always been the poor stepchild in EW's universe. It's like the musical guest on Leno or Conan: they run it last because music is guaranteed to divide the mainstream audience. But everybody, it seems, wants to read about Tom Cruise for the umpteenth time.

Chris Molanphy

]]> 33:217656:c678037 Tue, 28 Nov 2006 22:27:44 EST <![CDATA["EW" Editors No Longer Find Music Entertaining On A Weekly Basis]]> http://idolator.com/tunes/magazines/ew-editors-no-longer-find-music-entertaining-on-a-weekly-basis-217656.php#c676337 My subscription went the way of L2T, and not long after.

Tyler Knew and Turk! Wendell Ate Won Too

]]> 33:217656:c676337 Tue, 28 Nov 2006 15:29:16 EST <![CDATA["EW" Editors No Longer Find Music Entertaining On A Weekly Basis]]> http://idolator.com/tunes/magazines/ew-editors-no-longer-find-music-entertaining-on-a-weekly-basis-217656.php#c676166 Can someone photoshop Gwen Stefani's eyes so that they're both pointing in the same direction? Thanks.

jfruh

]]> 33:217656:c676166 Tue, 28 Nov 2006 15:01:40 EST <![CDATA["EW" Editors No Longer Find Music Entertaining On A Weekly Basis]]> http://idolator.com/tunes/magazines/ew-editors-no-longer-find-music-entertaining-on-a-weekly-basis-217656.php#c676085 Ah, but what is the pop cultural worth of music nowadays? Especially since the entertainment industry adapts to a mindset where music is, at best, an accessory for the TV show or movie and, at worst, a money drain that's going down the (Internet) tubes?

Also, lots of popular music sucks beyond belief.

King of Pants

]]> 33:217656:c676085 Tue, 28 Nov 2006 14:48:28 EST <![CDATA["EW" Editors No Longer Find Music Entertaining On A Weekly Basis]]> http://idolator.com/tunes/magazines/ew-editors-no-longer-find-music-entertaining-on-a-weekly-basis-217656.php#c675858 That Gwen Stefani article was such a tonguebath. Nobody bothered to even question her brain damaged explanation of the Harajuku girls. Even People magazine is less sycophantic.

Nicolars

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