Entertainment & Sports
Apr. 27, 2001
Killer Connection
In the court of public opinion, the media are under increasing pressure to take more responsibility for the products they distribute.
By David Halberstadter and Matt Matzkin
A troubled student, tired of the pain and humiliation felt at school, makes an emotional connection to the hostile lyrics of his favorite rap song. To a disgruntled employee, a motion picture about vigilante justice strikes a personal chord. Believing there to be no other opt...
A troubled student, tired of the pain and humiliation felt at school, makes an emotional connection to the hostile lyrics of his favorite rap song. To a disgruntled employee, a motion picture about vigilante justice strikes a personal chord. Believing there to be no other opt...
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