NEWS
Copping Out: A City Council Report on False Arrests by Baltimore Police Fails to Address the Root of the Problem | Mobtown Beat by Edward Ericson Jr.
Treat Them Right: “Almost, if not better than, 70 percent of the people currently incarcerated in Maryland prisons self-report having some sort of alcohol or drug-addiction problem, according to the [Maryland] Division of Correction,” said Tara Andrews, director of nonprofit offender-advocacy group the Maryland Justice Coalition, at a celebration in Patterson Park last week for former substance abusers. | Quick and Dirty by Christina Royster-Hemby
Murder Ink | The Mail | Comics Feature | Q+A
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COLUMNS
Toxic Art: There are times in New Orleans when everything you think you know suddenly shifts, or fades into the background, or gets turned upside down. | Submerged by Michael Tisserand
Take a Hint: So, Republicans, here's some advice: Keep laying on the tax cuts. | Political Animal by Brian Morton
Generation Why?: I remember a lot of O’Jays, a lot of Earth, Wind and Fire, and a lot of Stevie Wonder. Can’t say I remember a whole lot of Bee Gees. | Social Studies by Vincent Williams
Rock ’n’ Roll Over: When Will Campaign Consultants And Strategists Finally Learn That Politics, Rock ’n’ Roll, And Sports Simply Don’t Mix? | Right Field by Russ Smith
Sealed Lips: You two have enough healing to do right now. And in the overall scheme of things, a little easily forgotten, didn’t-mean-anything, never-to-be-repeated comfort sex is not such a big deal. | Think Mink by Mink Stole
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COMICS
Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake
Shabby Tabby: by Valerie Crosswhite
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ARTS
Use Your Allusion: Peter Bruun’s Art On Purpose Brings Outreach And The Gallery Together | Art by J. Bowers
Monet Talks: . . . But The Lesser-Known Works Are The Real Highlights Of The Bma’s Free-Flowing New Show | Art by Bret McCabe
Land of the Dread: Diffusion now hath made his masterpiece in Center Stage’s King Lear | Stage by John Barry
She’s Gotta Have Hits: Pop-Music Interludes Intrude On The Story Of A Female Music Exec | Books by Makkada B. Selah
Machete Season: The Killers in Rwanda Speak by Jean Hatzfeld
| Review by
Nicole Leistikow
Hide and Seek by Clare Sambrook
| Review by
Emily Flake
The Third Brother by Nick McDonell
| Review by
R. Darryl Foxworth
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MUSIC
Sip and Spin: A Rough Guide To The Candy-Painted, Syrup-Soaked Sound Of Houston Hip-Hop | Music by Kye Stephenson
Prime Suspects: Prime: Morphius XII, the Talking Head, Sept. 23-24 | Feedback by J. Bowers
Black Dice: “Smiling Off (Luomo Remix)”
| Review by
Jess Harvell
Little Brother: The Minstrel Show
| Review by
Makkada B. Selah
Dayton Family: Family Feud
| Review by
Ethan Padgett
El Ten Eleven: El Ten Eleven
| Review by
Raymond Cummings
Heathen Shame: Speed the Parting Guest
| Review by
Marc Masters
The Short List
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FILM
Thumbsucker
| Review by
Eric Allen Hatch
Everything is Illuminated
| Review by
Ian Grey
Non-Player Character
| Review by
Stephen Snyder
In Her Shoes
| Review by
Bret McCabe
The Elephant Man
| Review by
Bret McCabe
Night and the City
| Review by
Bret McCabe
Corpse Bride
| Review by
Violet LeVoit
Into the Blue
| Review by
Bret McCabe
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EAT
Waterfront Hotel
| Review by
Richard Gorelick
Drifter's Raw Bar and Grill
| Review by
Gadi Dechter
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