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In its heyday, Liberty Avenue was the place to go for dirty movies and magazines. But now, after more than 30 years, the monkey business has come to a close.
- by Melissa Meinzer
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The Rev. Ricky Burgess tries to heal the wounds of District 9
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Tags: News, Features
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Restaurant Reviews
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Poor service hampers this cozy, Northern Indian eatery.
- by Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth
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"I put on a cocktail dress and stopped trying to appeal to the same audience as the guys in black T-shirts."
- by Manny Theiner
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Tags: Music, Under The Wire
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"If you know that Freddie Herko jumped out a window not long after his piece was filmed, that might change the way you look at it."
- by Andy Mulkerin
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"I use a lot of minor chords which give it a melancholy feel right off the bat ... which is just aesthetically what I like."
- by Margaret Welsh
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Out of Mariage Blanc's seven songs, more than half would make a perfect closing-credits song for a quirky indie dramedy.
- by Aaron Jentzen
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It's pop-punk with the speed and frenetic energy of hardcore -- both intense and listenable, often with surprisingly intricate and creative songwriting.
- by Sean Collier
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The Elephant 6 collective produced some of the most eccentrically brilliant underground music of the 20th century's final years.
- by Mike Shanley
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The 23nd annual festival returns with entertaining and provocative feature films, documentaries and shorts highlighting the gay, lesbian and transgendered experience.
- by CP Staff
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New doc looks at one New Orleans family's ordeal during and after Hurricane Katrina
- by Bill O'Driscoll
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More thrills and relative moralism in the War on Terror
- by Al Hoff
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Kids of the future save the world from darkness in this family adventure
- by Al Hoff
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A sobering new doc looks at America's ballooning national debt
- by Al Hoff
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Inspirational doc about a self-taught topiary gardener
- by Al Hoff
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Features
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Like 18th-century chroniclers of Roman ruins, some of these practitioners see new sources of esthetic exploration even in the overwhelming qualities of suburbia.
- by Charles Rosenblum
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Tags: Features, Architecture
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Dispatches from the blogosphere. Poetry on the cheap -- showing up Palin.
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This Just In
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Highlights from the local TV news: Searching for the plane truth about the mystery B-25 bomber.
- by Frances Sansig Monahan
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Theater
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There's no slight intended to Wilson to say that Radio Golf is one of his lesser works.
- by Ted Hoover
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Theater
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Yes, it's that over-the-top: eye candy that's at once sweet, salty and a bit (un)savory.
- by Alan W. Petrucelli
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Theater
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In the wrong hands, Kimberly Akimbo could be just another Jersey drama, but director Michael E. Moats has chiseled every detail, and each actor excels.
- by Robert Isenberg
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Theater
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But the audience is not only a witness, it is a conspirator.
- by Lissa Brennan
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Theater
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"When we do scripts, we do a script for body sensation, we do a script for touch, a script for the smells."
- by Jessica Lam
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Dance
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The atmospheric setting befitted what turned out to be one of the most captivating and unexpectedly brilliant productions of this young dance season.
- by Steve Sucato
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Comedy
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"Getting a triple-word score on the word "zipper," while an amazing experience for a guy into Scrabble, doesn't compare to crack."
- by Charlie Deitch
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