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Cover story The King is alive Twenty-five years after his death, we are once again in the midst of an Elvis revival: he has a single in the top 10 and 100,000 are people expected in Memphis to mark the anniversary next month. Why? Matthew Engel looks for answers at Graceland Film The appliance of science Cloning happens, doesn't it? So what about giant spiders, 'intelligent' computers, light-speed travel and germ-bearing comets? Tim Radford checks out 10 B-movie staples. Heads on the block The Friday interview 'I think I'm quite good at my job' Brenda Blethyn, one-time winner of Cannes' best actress gong, tells Gareth McLean why she has been working for free in Hollywood. Music Techno: the early years Italian futurist Luigi Russolo's manifesto 'The Art of Noises' impressed Paul Morley so much, he named a band after them. He pays tribute to the Malcolm McLaren of the 1910s. Late entry No mod cons Film and video reviews Sunshine State John Sayles movie about a beach resort under threat from the leisure industry is intelligent and upbeat, says Peter Bradshaw. Special Powers Video releases Pop reviews Bruce Springsteen: The Rising Three stars CD of the week: The Boss pays tribute to September 11 - again and again and again. The Boggs: We Are the Boggs We Are Laura Nyro: Live: The Loom's Desire Linkin Park: Reanimation Beth Orton: Daybreaker Ben Kweller: Sha Sha Curve: Gift Classical reviews Britten: Turn of the Screw 5 stars Classical CD of the week: A remarkable production of Britten's sinister Turn of the Screw has given birth to an equally stunning CD, says Andrew Clements. Bartok: The Miraculous Mandarin; Dance Suite; Four Orchestral Pieces Harris: Symphonies Nos 7 & 9; Episode to Profiles in Courage - JFK Chopin: Piano Sonata No 3; Etudes Op 25 Mendelssohn: String Quintets Jazz reviews Organic Grooves/William Parker/Hamid Drake: Black Cherry 3 stars (AUM) Cassandra Wilson: Sings Standards Greg Osby: Inner Circle Regulars Whinge when you're sinking Hollywood Reporter: Ex-Paramount chief shows Ovitz how to go out in style. Plus: The Church takes on the Mouse. Home entertainment
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