September 22, 2003 update at Newmoanyeah

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UPDATED: Monday, September 22, 2003
		Monster House: Interview with Steve Watson This exclusive interview covers everything from "rival" Trading Spaces to the Crocodile Hunter to Jenna Jameson!

		Her Elf Likes My Paladin Dude... I'd be psyched if Sci Fi or Comedy Channel would let me produce a Geek Dating Game TV show.

		*Underworld* An epic clan war between werewolves and vampires... can Lemurish Staffer Matt possibly survive?

		Fanboy Radio: Interviewing the Interviewer Part 2 The madness continues with the coolness that is Fanboy Radio. Don't forget to read part one from last week!

		Suicide Club DVD Teenage Japanese Schoolgirl Lemmings... sounds not unlike Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, ay?

		A Conversation About Nothing with Justin I estimate that I'll get another "You... Are... So... Dead" email 30 minutes after posting this.

		*To Be Thirteen* Again** Kerry reviews that teen angsty flick everyone's been talking about. Repetitive subheaders a la Editor Steve within.

		Meet an Inmate Looking for someone with that "je ne sais quoi"? Try looking in prison... you might be surprised.

		White Stripes: Jackie White's Finger's Just Fine After a post-car accident hiatus, the White Stripes hit the stage again in Berkeley.

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