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Star 'Jackass' and of the new film 'Walking Tall' Johnny Knoxville sat on down to tell the View what it was like to make a film with The Rock

By Elizabeth Sinclair-Smith
Date created: 4/5/2004

"Let the beatings begin!" Johnny Knoxville, star of the infamous MTV show "Jackass" declared at the beginning of the interview. Knoxville is currently co-staring in the film "Walking Tall" as the sad-sack sidekick, while The Rock takes the lead as the 4x4-wielding hero.

What the...?!?

A little pepper to go with that grain of salt

By Neill Herbert
Date created: 4/5/2004

Life is serious business. But, if variety is the spice of life, then a small dose of triviality peppered here and there certainly doesn't hurt. In fact, a little trifling frivolity of seemingly worthless character probably adds some balance to the diet of the soul.

'Confessions' barely lives up to expectations

Usher's latest album has its hits, but predominantly nothing but misses

By Brian Babcock
Date created: 4/5/2004

The word on the street is that Usher cheated on his now ex-girlfriend Rozanda Thomas, better known as "Chilli" from TLC. Who'd he cheat on her with? Some random girl, who is now expecting a baby, if you believe his song "Confessions Part II" from his new album, "Confessions," which came out on March 23.

Eternal sunshine of the spotless movie review

'Sunshine' is a clever movie making you wonder about wanting to erase bad memories

Date created: 4/5/2004

There's nothing ordinary about this uniquely whimsical movie whose concept revolves around a relatively simple question about whether one would be willing to erase the memory of a bad relationship or not. It's not your typical romantic comedy of today's standards where everything seems to fall into place so perfectly.

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