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Sunday Times Magazine October 17th 2004
EYE OPENER – Secret Britain, Lost in Translation, Stats Entertainment, and Next Big Thing
INFORMER – Flashback, Listomania, Bystander, The Price of Everything, and Endpiece
RELATIVE VALUES – Kate McGarrigle and Rufus Wainwright
BEST OF TIMES, WORST OF TIMES – Gayle Hunnicutt’s big off-screen romance
A LIFE IN THE DAY – Rosella Namok, the young Aboriginal artist
THE ROTHKO FILES – Mark Rothko is famous for his gigantic abstract canvases and his suicide in 1970. Now his son fills in the missing details
WE WANT TO BE THREE – They’re the most successful girl group in history. But how much control do Destiny’s Child really have over their own destiny?
DIRTY PRETTY THINGS – The M1 motorway? Stansted airport? Drax power station? Experts nominate the best and worst of Britain’s modern monuments
COVER STORY – RED MONEY – It’s a land of gleaming skyscrapers, and high-rolling tycoons smoking cigars and driving BMWs. Welcome to the to the new China
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