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Making it Legalnew

Louisville's Committee on Public Art creates a legit venue for graffiti art.
LEO Weekly  |  Bruce Linn  |  10-09-2006  |  Art

Cutting, Running, Ducking, Dodgingnew

The GOP keeps mum on pedophilia, and gets mouthy about Iraq.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Courtney Haden  |  10-09-2006  |  Commentary

Yo La Tengo Will Beat Your Assnew

After 20 years, indie's favorite sons return with a (sort of) violent new record.
Boulder Weekly  |  Tyler Wilcox  |  10-09-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

A Place in the Worldnew

The new Scorsese and a film about Idi Amin share a theme: young men in search of themselves.
Chicago Reader  |  J.R. Jones  |  10-09-2006  |  Reviews

When You Hate Your Necknew

Apparently the thing to do is focus on your navel.
Chicago Reader  |  S.L. Wisenberg  |  10-09-2006  |  Nonfiction

Unbought and Unbossednew

Colorado State Rep. Angie Paccione sets her sights on Congress.
Boulder Weekly  |  Pamela White  |  10-09-2006  |  Politics

Raise a Flap for Democracynew

Paul Smith and Ben Helphand have made an advent calendar for the election season.
Chicago Reader  |  Martha Bayne  |  10-09-2006  |  Politics

Savants in Their Pantsnew

A new art magazine says it's all about the photos.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Erik Bader  |  10-09-2006  |  Media

Quaint Is the New Cutting Edgenew

Or so you might think after the first few episodes of Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip.
Chicago Reader  |  Lee Sandlin  |  10-09-2006  |  TV

Savage Politicsnew

Dan Savage visits Philadelphia to make sure Santorum gets whipped.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Liz Spikol  |  10-09-2006  |  Politics

Barry Levinson Throws a Cinematic Softball at Voter Fraud

Writer/director Barry Levinson (“Rain Man”) squanders an attempt to stir debate over republican voter fraud that marred the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections, and that threatens to cloud the upcoming 2008 balloting, with an imploding satire about a television comedian who runs for President of the United States.
Maui Time  |  Cole Smithey  |  10-08-2006  |  Reviews

Indie Rockers Go Majornew

Austin's Sound Team is rewriting the definition of major label band, with fingers crossed.
Austin Chronicle  |  Darcie Stevens  |  10-07-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Tom Petty Comes Back Home

Petty’s third solo album and 13th overall is a glimpse into the soul of a musicman.
Austin Chronicle  |  Darcie Stevens  |  10-07-2006  |  Reviews

Over the Edge

Mars Volta has dived head first into the abyss of self-indulgent, brain-fried, mad-tapping wankery -- but this you already knew.
Austin Chronicle  |  Darcie Stevens  |  10-07-2006  |  Reviews

Creep Out

The Knife is rewriting the definition of electro-pop.
Austin Chronicle  |  Darcie Stevens  |  10-07-2006  |  Reviews

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