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Trachtenburg Family Slide- show Players

Now, mom-and-pop rock.

Whatever you do, don't get Jason Trachtenburg started on the child actors who played budding musicians in Jack Black's School of Rock.

"Did you see that movie?" he says with disbelief. "The drummer is not a fifth-grader!"

Ho sounds upset that his daugher didn't get the part.

AARP ROCKS!

AARP says School of Rock is the best.
AARP The Magazine's third annual film awards picks the best:

Best movie for grown-ups who refuse to grow up: "School of Rock."

Rock On Old People!

Are You Ready To Rock?

Jack Black goes metal at London premiere

You don't need to have to be the sharpest tool in the box to realise that, above all else, Jack Black rocks. He's almost invariably the best thing in any film he's in, he's extraordinarily amusing (though quite possibly mad), and in his latest film, School of Rock he gets to rock for real.

He's mad.

Ha Ha.

Miranda Cosgrove Gets A Series

Beacon Journal | 01/11/2004 | `Surreal Life,' other series season premieres tonight

Nickelodeon adds Drake & Josh to its TEENick block of shows. Drake Bell plays Drake Parker, a ``cool, calculating charmer'' who now must get along with ``smart, principled'' Josh Nichols (played by Josh Peck) after their parents marry. Bell and Nichols both appeared on The Amanda Show. Co-starring as their sister is Miranda Cosgrove, the band manager in School of Rock.

Good luck Miranda!

My best movies of 2003

Las Vegas Mercury: Editor's Note: My best movies of 2003

The School of Rock: Jack Black's best performance to date is an earnest riot from start to finish. Rock 'n' roll enthusiasts will revel in Black's encyclopedic references.

The Best of The Best!

The best movie in America that everyone saw?

Looking back, looking forward | csmonitor.comThe following are the proceedings of a press conference held January 1, 2004, in Jeremy Dauber's living room.

SHEILA: The best movie in America that everyone saw?

DAUBER: Look, everyone knows it's "Return of the King." But let's just remind ourselves that "School of Rock" was remarkably entertaining, too.

Cool.