News   Sport   Business   Property   Tribune Review Arts Books Health and Fitness Recruitment Motoring Personal Finance Tribune Magazine		Arts Other films this week Lions For Lambs (Robert Redford): Tom Cruise, Meryl Streep, Robert Redford. Running time: 88 minutes. . . . THEATRE -- The Ross play is, loike, pretty alroysh NOT only am I writing for the newspaper that loved and lost Ross O'Carroll Kelly, but I went to one of the schools that regularly Classical David Agnew Antics, operatics and chocolates: the Gaiety is back THE Grand Old Lady of South King Street, the Gaiety Theatre, has had her 21st century makeover and last night saw the curtain rise on Surviving life in No Man's Land HE was in a taxi on the back roads of Gaza, in a closed military zone, trying to get out. Life as we know it -- Perhaps there is something in a name I'VE GOT this prejudice against people giving their children 'unusual names'. Take one former Taoiseach, two radio presenters. . . YOU can usually tell when somebody on radio is smiling. Their voice deepens and warms slightly, like a verbal wink. Film of the week --- Living on the edge Into The Wild (Sean Penn): Emile Hirsch, Vince Vaughn, Catherine Keener, Kristen Stewart, William Hurt, Marcia Gay Harden. Running time: 140 minutes. . . . . A different rite of passage in India ADRIEN Brody nearly caught malaria familiarising himself with the tropics for his role in The Thin Red Line. For his Oscarwinning performance in The Pianist . U2: Just a shadow of the real thing On the 20th of November U2 will be releasing a remastered edition of The Joshua Tree to mark the 20th anniversary of the album's release. A sprinkling of MSG THE saxophone trio, one of the most sacred and rarefied of all line-ups in jazz, is not one to be entered into lightly or wantonly, DAVID KENNY'S ERINDIPITY Most sacred Indian site FINE Gael TD, Lucinda Creighton made the headlines last week when it was revealed that her website had been 'hacked'. Brendan's voyage "HE DOESN'T look too happy, " says Brendan Gleeson. We're in the de Valera suite in the revamped Shelbourne Hotel. Inthe rare auld times WITH the appetite for rock music memorabilia never greater, Tuesday sees the opening of an exhibition of the work of music photographer David Corio in Double troublemakers ROBERT Rodriguez has a funny way of showing his love. Other films this week --- A flash of CGI can't beat the good books Beowulf (Robert Zemeckis): Ray Winstone, Anthony Hopkins, Angelina Jolie, John Malkovich, Robin Wright Penn, Brendan Gleeson. Running time: 114 minutes . . . Didthey have botox in 1914? LAST Sunday, on Armistice Day, I turned on BBC Radio 3 . . . I know, wrong side of the page. The inhuman zoo THERE was a zoo on the grounds of the camp. It was a small, simple structure, which housed local woodland animals. Good Scott not great Scott. . . Film of the week ----- American Gangster (Ridley Scott): Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Cuba Gooding Jr, Josh Brolin. Running time: 158 minutes . . CD of the week Led Zeppelin Mothership Atlantic (2CD/132m) . . . . You just have to question why Led Zeppelin are doing this. The small picture I WAS interested in revolutions, " says Glen Jordan, with a chuckle. Back To Top >>		More Tribune Review The inhuman zoo THERE was a zoo on the grounds Knocking down the walls of intimidation CATHERINE McCartney's book, Wa l l s Paperbacks: Tom Widger The Feckin' Book of Everything Irish Colin more Tribune Review from the archives Browne keeps his tour-school hopes alive STEPHEN BROWNE discovered his form just in MIILLENIUM BUG WELL, at least it's over now. Unlikely conspirator finds solidarity in comrades IT'S over, thank God.