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"Something funny, maybe dark, a little more uncensored "My track record is not that good — I'm 0-for-1, I think, as far as the box office goes Brad Garrett plays Ray's sad-sack brother, Robert Included among the DVD's many "extras" is audio commentary from Romano and series creator Phil Rosenthal leading viewers through the show's pilot episode and first-season finale "You also remember what was going on in your life at that time "But I really haven't planned it all out yet "Would I do something on cable, maybe a half-hour, single-camera thing? That appeals to me," he said "It was also nostalgic and fun " "Raymond," TV's top-rated comedy, revolves around Long Island sportswriter Ray Barone (Romano), his wife, Debra (Patricia Heaton), and their kids — who live across the street from Ray's meddling parents (Peter Boyle, Doris Roberts) "Hopefully one of these next two movies will do well," he said but would I do a sitcom right away? Probably not," Romano told The Post yesterday there's going to be an emptiness and a void there [when it's over]," he said "In the beginning, Robert was like this big, goofy, almost mentally challenged guy, but the character went in a different direction," Romano said "I got a little more confident and sure of myself and of who the character was " Romano called to discuss the release of the first season of "Everybody Loves Raymond" on DVD (HBO Video), which hits stores next Tuesday "I haven't ruled anything out " Romano said "every emotion" ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^will hit him this year as "Raymond" signs off for the last time " Romano's first big-screen movie, "Welcome to Mooseport," struck out at the box office, but he'll be seen in two upcoming movies, "Eulogy" (Oct 29) and "Grilled," targeted for a 2005 release My son was born during one of the episodes, Patty [Heaton] was pregnant and Brad [Garrett] went through like a 50-pound weight change from the first season to the second season "I don't see a network sitcom in the near future, but I'm not going to rule out doing anything on TV again I'LL BE BACK Wed Sep 8, 4:32 AM ET Add Entertainment - PageSix Gossip/Celeb to My Yahoo! By MICHAEL STARR • How To Be An Heir-Head • 'wonderful' Frown • Bug Flicks Back For Tv • Secrets Of 'star Wars' Spilled In 2-Hour Show • Bunny Power RAY Romano could return to series television once "Ever body Loves Raymond" wraps its nine-season run next May Everybody [in the first season] was learning — the writers and actors were all trying to find their characters "It was strange — I don't know if you have it documented how much you've aged over the last nine years, so that was weird," Romano said of watching those first-season episodes "Toward the end of the first year there was a rhythm we didn't have in the beginning," he said "Every creative moment for the last nine years has been dedicated to this show Grammy voters love relevant releases with a message almost as much as they love nostalgia gif" width="300" height="250" alt="click here!" border="0" /><!--EndAd--></td></tr></table></td></tr></table><table class="adtbl2" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" 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style="border-collapse:collapse;"><tr><td align="Left" valign="Top"><a class="vl6" href="/stations/default Sorry, Norah msn But these fresh-faced newbies have almost zero chance against their more recognizable (and AARP-friendly) rivals -- remember, Grammy voters skew older After all, these are the same people who just a couple of years ago gave the Best Album award to =/artist/?artist=101558 class="art">Steely freakin' Dan com/i/icon/0209/icn_gen3 <STRONG>Who will win:</STRONG> The Dixie Chicks' fast-selling <EM>Home</EM> could suffer from last year's sweep of the country-tinged <EM>=/album/?album=128314 class="art">O Brother Where Art Thou?</EM> soundtrack, while Nelly and Eminem may end up splitting the rap vote And in the battle of piano-playing songbirds, Vanessa Carlton simply can't compete with fellow newcomer Norah Jones, whose smoldering chart-topper "Don't Know Why" is the kind of song Grammy voters love: catchy, classic, accessible and a huge seller <IMG src="http://entimg 23 (8 p  <STRONG>Who will win:</STRONG> This category could use some serious housecleaning: James Taylor won last year, while Sting took the award in 2000 and 1999 Jones is a strong contender since her chart-topping album is still fresh in voters' minds, but the true wild card is Avril Lavigne, who has sold a monstrous 4 million copies of <EM>Let Go</EM> gif" border=0><STRONG>BEST NEW ARTIST</STRONG> Ashanti =/artist/?artist=232254 class="art">Michelle Branch Norah Jones Avril Lavigne =/artist/?artist=241698 class="art">John Mayer <STRONG>Who should win:</STRONG> Norah Jones presents as the Bizarro Britney -- she writes songs, plays piano and generally avoids diva-like behavior <IMG src="http://entimg " The post-9/11 anthems "The Rising" and Alan Jackson's "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" are clearly the frontrunners, but Springsteen's lack of schmaltz should lead him to victory (plus, there's precedent: his spare, message-laden =/album/?song=1028437&album=107654 class="art">"Streets of Philadelphia" won Best Song in 1994) m msn All This Time</EM> was recorded live on 9/11 and the haunting "Fragile" is weighted with the events of the day It won't be long before <EM>=/tv/article msn Tune into the Grammys on Feb Voters could decide to throw her a bone and reward her sales success with a win in this category Sure, the system still needs work, as evidenced by the absence of critical darlings =/artist/?artist=102725 class="art">Wilco and the five nods bestowed on TRL-staple =/artist/?artist=244302 class="art">Avril Lavigne (she's tied with Eminem, Springsteen, Jones, =/artist/?artist=185632 class="art">Ashanti, Nelly, =/artist/?artist=100548 class="art">Sheryl Crow, and =/artist/?artist=106808 class="art">Raphael Saadiq) But in the end, we think Jones and her strong pipes will prevail gif" border=0><STRONG>RECORD OF THE YEAR </STRONG>=/album/?song=5160342&album=637048 class="art">"A Thousand Miles," =/artist/?artist=233916 class="art">Vanessa Carlton =/album/?song=5238570&album=640295 class="art">"Without Me," Eminem =/album/?song=5054649&album=630228 class="art">"Don't Know Why," Norah Jones =/album/?song=5228085&album=641606 class="art">"Dilemma," Nelly Featuring =/artist/?artist=228993 class="art">Kelly Rowland =/album/?song=4676918&album=610738 class="art">"How You Remind Me," =/artist/?artist=115138 class="art">Nickelback <STRONG>Who should win:</STRONG> This was the year of Eminem gif" border=0><STRONG>SONG OF THE YEAR </STRONG>[Songwriter Award] =/album/?song=5238582&album=641539 class="art">"Complicated"; Lauren Christy, Graham Edwards, Avril Lavigne & Scott Spock, songwriters (Avril Lavigne); Album: <EM>=/album/?album=641539 class="art">Let Go</EM> "Don't Know Why";Jesse Harris, songwriter (Norah Jones); Album: <EM>Come Away With Me</EM> =/album/?song=5376405&album=646792 class="art">"The Rising";Bruce Springsteen, songwriter (Bruce Springsteen); Album: <EM>The Rising</EM> "A Thousand Miles"; Vanessa Carlton, songwriter (Vanessa Carlton); Album: <EM>=/album/?album=637048 class="art">Be Not Nobody</EM> =/album/?song=5016004&album=627856 class="art">"Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)"; =/artist/?artist=100741 class="art">Alan Jackson, songwriter (Alan Jackson); Album: <EM>=/album/?album=627856 class="art">Drive</EM> <IMG alt="Bruce Springsteen" src="http://entimg Nelly's "Dilemma" ruled the singles charts (and is the biggest seller of the five nominees), but he'll suffer in Eminem's shadow <EM> Plus, Norah has that cool "=/artist/?artist=100500 class="art">Ravi-Shankar-is-my-dad" thing working for her gif" width=265 border=0> =/netcal/?netcal=801 class="art"><IMG height=50 src="http://entimg com/i/pro/aa/btn_265x50 </FONT> </FONT> </td></tr></table></td><td valign="Top"><table class="adtbl" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" style="width:300px;border-collapse:collapse;"><tr><td><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" style="width:300px;border-collapse:collapse;"><tr><td align="Right" style="color:gray;font-size:7pt;">advertisement</td></tr><tr><td><!--BeginAd(ENT9AQ,MediumShowcase)-->="http://g Springsteen's "The Rising" would also be a worthy winner, especially since it failed to nab a nomination for Record of the Year com/i/pro/aa/btn_130x50 Her polished debut shows a maturity that belies her 23 years, and her refusal to be sucked into the recording industry's image-makeover machine forecasts a bright future, which should be what this category is about msn <IMG src="http://entimg aspx?news=112213 class="art">American Idol</EM> hopefuls are warbling this tune in a failed bid to impress Simon Cowell <STRONG>Who will win:</STRONG> Seriously, Nickelback?!? 'Nuff said <STRONG>Who will win:</STRONG> Vanessa Carlton's hugely successful "A Thousand Miles" will probably cancel out Avril Lavigne's equally poppy monster hit "Complicated," which required a jaw-dropping four writers to pen aspx">See more radio stations here</td></tr></table></td></tr><tr><td class="tb5" valign="Top"><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" style="border-collapse:collapse;"><tr><td align="Left" valign="Top"><a class="vl6" href="/artist/?artist=126949">"Ch-Check It Out": New from Beastie Boys com/0AD0000D/562596 <IMG src="http://entimg com/i/150/mu/springsteen_150 And while Grammy voters are suckers for sultry ballads -- =/artist/?artist=119706 class="art">Alicia Keys' =/album/?song=4600302&album=600388 class="art">"Fallin'" was honored last year -- they could decide to branch out, which could lock out Harris' "Don't Know Why msn and this is the first album Springsteen has recorded with the E Street Band in nearly two decades <STRONG>Who will win:</STRONG> Grammy voters are notoriously unpredictable with their Best New Artist picks, having honored such flash-in-the-pan acts as =/artist/?artist=129631 class="art">Milli Vanilli and =/artist/?artist=112569 class="art">A Taste of Honey Pink's "Get the Party Started" is but a distant, peppy, inescapable memory, which voters aren't likely to dredge up for fear the song will once again get stuck in their heads msn The Boss is not only long overdue, he's the most deserving Last year, =/artist/?artist=115579 class="art">Nelly Furtado's innocuous =/album/?song=1252395&album=121986 class="art">"I'm Like a Bird" beat out =/artist/?artist=105204 class="art">Faith Hill, =/artist/?artist=100299 class="art">Janet Jackson, =/artist/?artist=100532 class="art">Sade and =/artist/?artist=100380 class="art">Lucinda Williams, a fact that could give the edge to the pure pop sensibility of Lavigne (despite her self-styled "punk" leanings) com/i/icon/0209/icn_gen3 gif" border=0><STRONG>BEST FEMALE POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE</STRONG> =/album/?song=5152576&album=636540 class="art">"Soak Up the Sun" Sheryl Crow; Album: <EM>=/album/?album=636540 class="art">C'mon, C'mon</EM> "Don't Know Why"; Norah Jones; Album: <EM>Come Away With Me</EM> "Complicated"; Avril Lavigne; Album: <EM>Let Go</EM> =/album/?song=4829892&album=622015 class="art">"Get the Party Started"; =/artist/?artist=112176 class="art">Pink; Album: <EM>=/album/?album=622015 class="art">M!ssundaztood</EM> =/album/?song=4835155&album=615946 class="art">"Overprotected"; Britney Spears; Album: <EM>=/album/?album=615946 class="art">Britney</EM> <STRONG>Who should win:</STRONG> Unlike a lot of female pop stars, Jones keeps her clothes on and strips down her vocals That leaves Springsteen and Norah Jones <IMG src="http://entimg msn See a pattern? Despite the good reviews garnered by Taylor's easygoing <EM>October Road</EM> and John's introspective <EM>Songs From the West Coast</EM>, Sting is clearly the favorite here His infectious "Without Me" dominated MTV and the airwaves, and <EM>=/album/?album=640295 class="art">The Eminem Show</EM> was the top-selling album of 2002 We've deconstructed the top six categories for the 45th Annual Grammy Awards, analyzing who we think should win and who we think will win R&B star Ashanti and teen chanteuse Michelle Branch are both likely to be overlooked here, and though John Mayer's album has been selling briskly, he's a very dark horse in this hotly contested race com/i/icon/0209/icn_gen3 This year's Grammys are a particularly tough call because voters went with a mostly well-balanced field consisting of deserving veterans (=/artist/?artist=100105 class="art">Bruce Springsteen), hitmakers (=/artist/?artist=100214 class="art">Eminem, =/artist/?artist=120637 class="art">Nelly), and newcomers (=/artist/?artist=241227 class="art">Norah Jones) ET/PT on CBS) to see how close we came -- and, of course, whom Britney brought as her date jpg" align=left border=0><STRONG>Who should win:</STRONG> Jesse Harris, the man behind Norah Jones' "Don't Know Why," has written a new jazz-pop standard msn He also traded controversy for credibility with his acclaimed turn in the movie <EM>=/movies/movie msn Like the Oscars, the Grammys tend to reward veterans who've been overlooked in the past -- and Bruce has never won Album of the Year </FONT> But let's give Grammy voters props for attempting to get with the times msn Our money is on Miss Jones Britney's love life made more of an impression in 2002 than her music -- "Overprotected" doesn't have a prayer msads Grammy Forecast <FONT size=3>Our picks for who will win  -- and who <EM>should</EM> win</FONT> <FONT size=2><EM>By Kat Giantis MSN Entertainment</EM> =/netcal/?netcal=801 class="art"><IMG height=50 src="http://entimg com/i/icon/0209/icn_gen3 com/i/icon/0209/icn_gen3 Look for voters to respond accordingly gif" border=0><STRONG>ALBUM OF THE YEAR </STRONG><EM>=/album/?album=650709 class="art">Home, </EM>=/artist/?artist=100190 class="art">Dixie Chicks <EM>The Eminem Show, </EM>Eminem <EM>=/album/?album=630228 class="art">Come Away With Me, </EM>Norah Jones <EM>=/album/?album=641606 class="art">Nellyville, </EM>Nelly <EM>=/album/?album=646792 class="art">The Rising,</EM>Bruce Springsteen  <STRONG>Who should win:</STRONG> All five contenders produced work that struck a chord with critics and consumers, but for sheer emotional wallop, Springsteen's <EM>The Rising</EM>, a musical examination of the world after 9/11, stands alone " Odds are not in her favor All This Time</EM> =/album/?song=5343675&album=649299 class="art">"October Road"; =/artist/?artist=100295 class="art">James Taylor; Album: <EM>=/album/?album=649299 class="art">October Road</EM> <STRONG>Who should win:</STRONG> Fan favorite John Mayer and Brit phenom Craig David would both be worthy choices in this musty category, having earned strong notices for their 2002 releases Previous winners break down like this: =/artist/?artist=104420 class="art">Eric Clapton (1998), Elton John (1997), Eric Clapton (1996), =/artist/?artist=100543 class="art">Seal (1995), Elton John (1994), Sting (1993), Eric Clapton (1992) gif" border=0><STRONG>BEST MALE POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE</STRONG> =/album/?song=4072882&album=560171 class="art">"7 Days"; =/artist/?artist=223741 class="art">Craig David; Album: <EM>=/album/?album=560171 class="art">Born To Do It</EM> =/album/?song=4806807&album=613966 class="art">"Original Sin"; =/artist/?artist=100888 class="art">Elton John; Album: <EM>=/album/?album=613966 class="art">Songs From the West Coast</EM> =/album/?song=4845405&album=616612 class="art">"Your Body Is a Wonderland"; John Mayer; Album:<EM> =/album/?album=616612 class="art">Room for Squares</EM> =/album/?song=4919823&album=620244 class="art">"Fragile"; =/artist/?artist=100919 class="art">Sting; Album: <EM>=/album/?album=620244 class="art"> <IMG src="http://entimg 1??PID=2258706&UIT=G&TargetID=1032920&AN=6805&PG=ENT9AQ" ><img src="http://global net/ads/2609/0000002609_000000000000000046747 aspx?m=167 class="art">8 Mile</EM>, a fact that could sway voters, who have never awarded him a Grammy in a major category com/i/icon/0209/icn_gen3 gif" width=130 align=left border=0>Predicting who will win a Grammy is a little like predicting =/artist/?artist=101895 class="art">Britney Spears' next boyfriend: It's anybody's game, and there are bound to be some disappointments Is it really so complicated that the restrained "Don't Know Why" easily trumps the overproduced pomp of Pink, Britney and Avril? <STRONG>Who will win:</STRONG> Sheryl Crow's last win in this category was a decade ago, for the ditty =/album/?song=1009466&album=109072 class="art">"All I Wanna Do |
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