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Morrissey's Latest Albumnew

The key recent development in Morrissey’s work is that the melodic crack has returned to his songwriting; he appears to be thinking in terms of catchy singles again.
Style Weekly  |  Mark Richardson  |  04-20-2006  |  Reviews

Reluctant Antiheronew

Though he might not always think so, Harvey Pekar is one genuinely lucky guy.
Willamette Week  |  Karla Starr  |  04-20-2006  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

Victoria’s Secret, Dickinson’s Clothesnew

Billy Collins' humorous, conversational poems have made him the most popular poet in ages.
Pasadena Weekly  |  Julie Riggott  |  04-20-2006  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

The Man Behind Mannixnew

The reclusive Republican moneyman Loren Parks finally talks.
Willamette Week  |  Carlton Smith  |  04-20-2006  |  Politics

True Confessionsnew

It's time for tough-talking Defense Chief Donald Rumsfeld to go.
Pasadena Weekly  |  Editorial  |  04-20-2006  |  Commentary

Solar Sacramentonew

As California readies to unleash a giant incentive program to achieve a million solar roofs over the next decade, people and businesses are lining up to become part of the solar economy.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Ralph Brave  |  04-20-2006  |  Environment

The Passion of the Courtnew

The U.S. Supreme Court's silence forces Cardinal Mahony to turn over files of ex-priests suspected of molestation.
Pasadena Weekly  |  Andre Coleman  |  04-20-2006  |  Religion

Rites of Passagenew

Barney creates his own private Japan.
Pasadena Weekly  |  Andy Klein  |  04-20-2006  |  Reviews

Green and Cleannew

NOW presents a six-point plan for a healthier planet.
NOW Magazine  |  Staff  |  04-20-2006  |  Environment

Viva Roseland!new

Bush himself cannot call for criminalizing immigrants because many of his corporate backers rely on cheap immigrant labor to boost profits -- so his Congressional storm troopers are doing it.
North Bay Bohemian  |  Peter Byrne  |  04-20-2006  |  Commentary

Diversity Is Deliciousnew

Taste the world, protest Bush and work on your teambuilding in Charlotte.
Creative Loafing (Charlotte)  |  Jared Neumark  |  04-20-2006  |  Culture

Why the Press Blackout?new

The shielding of this unspectacular but hardly disastrous comedy from critics shows that the studios can no longer distinguish between a good bad movie and a bad bad movie.
Orlando Weekly  |  Steve Schneider  |  04-20-2006  |  Reviews

Humor is On-Targetnew

There are as many honest laughs in Chester's wild, queer romcom as there were in Wedding Crashers.
Orlando Weekly  |  Steve Schneider  |  04-20-2006  |  Reviews

An Outlaw Manifestonew

The famously chaste Michael Douglas reaches deep into his craft to portray a bigamist in a progressively preposterous Beltway thriller he'll one day remember as only a slightly superior career option to Basic Instinct 2.
Orlando Weekly  |  Steve Schneider  |  04-20-2006  |  Reviews

Magenta-State Movienew

Distasteful though it may sound, there's strong comedic possibility in grafting suicide-bomber politics onto the warbling self-promotion of the American Idol era.
Orlando Weekly  |  Steve Schneider  |  04-20-2006  |  Reviews

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