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Last Word
A poem by Jimmy Cvetic
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News
In the wake of 9/11, American policy has run roughshod over civil libertarians, anti-war activists -- and public opinion itself
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On The Record
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Dining Reviews
Sins of omission and commission mar a menu that is traditional, but not fusty.
- by Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
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Local Beat
Classical Revolution brings chamber music to the people
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Critics' Picks
Mandrake Project releases its latest, plus a couple of Irish music festivals, and visits from Bachelorette and BRAHMS.
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Music Features
Pittsburgh-born Bear Cub goes to Nashville
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Music Features
"We decided that we were going to fill this void."
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Music Features
"When someone cuts one of your songs it's like someone saying something nice about one of your kids."
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Movie Reviews + Features
A family drama set in the world of cage-fighting falls a few punches short.
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Movie Reviews + Features
Nicolas Roeg's 1976 cult classic starring David Bowie returns in a director's cut.
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Movie Reviews + Features
A well-acted coming-of-age drama set in South Africa
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Movie Reviews + Features
A colorful doc revisits the infamous Ken Kesey "acid" bus trip of the 1960s
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Movie Reviews + Features
Vintage clips give life to a documentary about American gospel music
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Movie Reviews + Features
From Belgium, an amusing new spin on the currently hot bloodsuckers
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Potter's Field
A moment of silence that has lasted 10 years
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Book Reviews + Features
"I seem to be in the groove now."
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Theater Reviews + Features
This "adult fairy tale" with supernatural elements is set in medieval England.
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Dance + Live Performance
Por La Blanda Arena explores suicide, madness and more.
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Theater Reviews + Features
I'm happy to report that the evening is just about as enjoyable as can be.
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Theater Reviews + Features
Neither director Joe Warik nor his capable cast compensate for the emptiness of the first two acts.
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Short List