to the riots and looting afterwards. Theater Stage actress Anna Deavere Smith created a play, Twilight: Los Angeles 1992, based on interviews with people about the riots. The posthumous Bill Hicks album Arizona Bay includes a sequence of stand-up routines about the L.A. Riots, Reginald Denny, and the Rodney King trial. This routine is also featured on his UK albums: Salvation and Live at The Oxford Playhouse. The spoken-word album Everything, by Henry Rollins, is a chapter out of his book Eye Scream, which contains accounts of Rollins' life in L.A. during the riots as well as his opinions of the cops and the residents' reactions. Video games The end missions in the game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas revolve around the acquittal of two extremely corrupt police officers (Frank Tenpenny and Eddie Pulaski, both antagonists in the game) in 1992. Their acquittal causes riots throughout the city of Los Santos, which is modeled on Los Angeles. In Earthbound after Ness beats the first boss in the game, when he is taken to a police station, and attacked one-by-one by four police officers and their captain. The scene in the game mirrors the 1991 beating of Rodney King in Los Angeles. Blitz: The League II features a team called the LA Riot. Stock footage from the 1992 Los Angeles riots was utilized for the opening of Resident Evil 3 to show how Raccoon City fell to the T-Virus outbreak. References Popular culture United States in popular culture