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DVD Explores Le Tigre’s Informed Electro-Punknew

Who Took the Bomp? follows feminist electro band Le Tigre (Bikini Kill’s Kathleen Hanna, Johanna Fateman, and gender-bending mustachioed JD Samson, now lead singer of MEN) on their 2004-2005 final tour across four continents and 10 countries after the release of This Island.
San Antonio Current  |  Veronica Salinas  |  07-01-2011  |  Reviews

Hipster or Homeless?new

"Hipster or Homeless" creator Parker Ruhstaller, a self-proclaimed Internet addict, chats about his viral baby and some of his favorite hipster things.
SF Weekly  |  Stephanie Echeveste  |  07-01-2011  |  Culture

Who Was The Real Columbo?new

The death of Peter Falk at 83, the actor whose most famous role was a rumpled, eccentric Los Angeles police detective named “Lt. Columbo,” brought to mind the real story of who Columbo was.
Random Lengths News  |  Lionel Rolfe  |  07-01-2011  |  Commentary

In Defense of Floggingnew

The war on drugs has overpopulated our prisons. What if we gave prisoners the option of being flogged instead of jailed?
Hartford Advocate  |  Gregory B. Hladky  |  07-01-2011  |  Crime & Justice

I Read the News Today, Oh Boynew

The rise and fall of Gannett's Louisville weekly, Velocity, and how LEO lived to tell about it.
LEO Weekly  |  Sarah Kelley  |  07-01-2011  |  Media

Yes, Inferno: Yes, Infernonew

Yes, Inferno call themselves a progressive instrumental rock band. This is only partially true.
San Antonio Current  |  Adam Villela Coronado  |  06-30-2011  |  Reviews

What's a Neoconservative?new

Our intervention in Libya makes the definition clearer than ever.
Charleston City Paper  |  Jack Hunter  |  06-30-2011  |  Commentary

The Film Buffnew

Steven Barrett is a fixture on the local scene. Now he's earning a rep in pervert circles too.
Cleveland Scene  |  Kyle Swenson  |  06-30-2011  |  Crime & Justice

Aid on the Asphaltnew

Hitting the streets with Eugene, Oregon's unique Mobile Crisis Intervention Unit known as CAHOOTS.
Eugene Weekly  |  Dante Zuniga-West  |  06-30-2011  |  Homelessness

Arizona Burningnew

We know a recent fire in Southern Arizona was likely set by an man in distress. What do we know about the border's other fires?
Tucson Weekly  |  Leo W. Banks  |  06-30-2011  |  Disasters

Exploring Atlanta's Modern Ruinsnew

A new subculture finds beauty in decay
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Thomas Wheatley and Scott Henry  |  06-30-2011  |  Recreation

The 14th Annual Muzzle Awardsnew

An annual look at the dishonorable enemies of free speech and personal liberty in New England.
Boston Phoenix  |  Dan Kennedy  |  06-30-2011  |  Civil Liberties

Jordan Rodgers: He's His Own Mannew

Jordan Rodgers shrugs off pressure to emulate his big brother, Aaron.
Chico News & Review  |  Allie Colosky  |  06-30-2011  |  Sports

The Truth Behind Sex Traffickingnew

Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore are the public face of an effort to stop underage trafficking. But the underage-prostitution panic is based on a scientific study that was anything but scientific.
The Village Voice  |  Martin Cizmar, Ellis Conklin and Kristen Hinman  |  06-30-2011  |  Crime & Justice

Colorado Springs Studies Medical Marijuana Feesnew

It wouldn't be medical marijuana in Colorado Springs if the city and the industry immediately saw eye-to-eye on something.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Bryce Crawford  |  06-30-2011  |  Drugs

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