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How to host an underground art shownew

For many artists, achieving gallery representation is a milestone in their careers, while others would rather take care of the exhibiting themselves. A growing number of artists are planning or taking part in underground exhibits in restaurants, coffeeshops, and alleyways. Typically organized by artists for artists, these shows represent some of the most exciting new talents.
Charleston City Paper  |  Erica Jackson Curran  |  12-30-2011  |  Art

Spies in the House of Artnew

The ten best films of 2011.
East Bay Express  |  Kelly Vance  |  12-30-2011  |  Movies

Message in a Tin Cannew

How Adamh Roland resurrected the art of the singing telegram.
East Bay Express  |  Rachel Swan  |  12-30-2011  |  Performance

Charlize Theron stands steadfast in uncomfortable dark comedy Young Adultnew

It's taken screenwriter Diablo Cody (Showtime's United States of Tara) a few years to get the memo, but in her latest film, Young Adult, it looks as if she's started paying attention to some of the constructive criticism aimed straight at her hipster heart.
San Antonio Current  |  Kiko Martínez  |  12-30-2011  |  Reviews

Hospitality for the Homelessnew

Downtown Orlando church turns front porch into shelter for growing number of homeless.
Orlando Weekly  |  Erin Sullivan  |  12-30-2011  |  Homelessness

2011 in Review: Pacers and Coltsnew

With the Pacers finally back on the court, maybe we can embrace a winning spirit after this cursed season for the Colts.
NUVO  |  Wayne Bertsch  |  12-30-2011  |  Sports

Bunbury: Licenciado Cantinasnew

The seventh solo album by Spain's Enrique Bunbury (former leader of Héroes del Silencio, a metal-Celtic band that sold millions throughout Europe and Latin America in the '90s) continues Bunbury's effort to turn himself into a "serious" singer-songwriter.
San Antonio Current  |  Enrique Lopetegui  |  12-30-2011  |  Reviews

Video: How to Fry Chickennew

Martha Lou Gadsden's pink cinderblock restaurant has gotten quite a lot of buzz over the last year -- from The New York Times to Saveur -- but she's been serving soul food from her little kitchen for 28 years now. With the help of her daughter Debra, every weekday she churns out a small menu of homemade Southern fare, including everything from super-salty lima beans to pork chops to macaroni and cheese with a perfectly crispy crust. But most people go to Martha Lou's for the fried chicken.
Charleston City Paper  |  Erica Jackson Curran  |  12-30-2011  |  Food+Drink

Texas vs. EPAnew

As 2011 dawned, state leaders were openly refusing to abide by new nationwide greenhouse gas emissions standards.
San Antonio Current  |  Michael Barajas  |  12-30-2011  |  Environment

Not in Our Downtownnew

Colorado Springs leaders will look at limiting free speech through special zones.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  J. Adrian Stanley  |  12-30-2011  |  Civil Liberties

Living Livesnew

This novel, focusing on a Mexican-American family, is brief but powerful.
Tucson Weekly  |  Nick Depascal  |  12-30-2011  |  Fiction

How Steve Jobs even changed Mexicans with Gunsnew

As is the case whenever someone dies, all Steve Jobs’ personal shortcomings were forgotten on October 5. The day that Apple’s co-founder and top brain succumbed to cancer at age 56 all most of us could remember was how Jobs revolutionized every single arena he entered.
San Antonio Current  |  Enrique Lopetegui  |  12-30-2011  |  Tech

Radiohead: The Daily Mail/Staircasenew

Whether or not you were on board with The King of Limbs' obtuse, electro-organic sound, there's one thing pretty much any Radiohead fan can agree on: At just eight tracks that clock in under 38 minutes, it's too damn short.
San Antonio Current  |  Chuck Kerr  |  12-30-2011  |  Reviews

How to Rid Your House of No-See-Umsnew

Stagnant water puddles serve as honeymoon destinations for the frisky gnats and biting no-see-ums that lay their larvae in damp locations and reproduce like tiny, flying, infuriating rabbits. The good news is that you can fight back when they come into your home.
Charleston City Paper  |  Paul Bowers  |  12-30-2011  |  Science

A Trainer's Talenew

A 2003 saga does not bode well for the Reid Park elephants.
Tucson Weekly  |  Tim Vanderpool  |  12-30-2011  |  Animal Issues

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