NEWS
180 Degrees: The Report That Turned the City Liquor Board Upside Down | Mobtown Beat by Van Smith
Keep the Kids Away: North Baltimore Residents Worry Proposed Juvenile Center Will Be Detrimental to Neighborhoods | Mobtown Beat by Kate Leventhal
Off to the Races: An equine herpes outbreak may have temporarily stalled the action at Pimlico and Laurel, but there were healthy signs last week of an emerging newspaper turf war in what has long been a one-horse town. | Media Circus by Gadi Dechter
Fighting the Power: The Black Panther Party in Baltimore: The First of a Two-Part Series | Feature by Christina Royster-Hemby
Murder Ink | The Mail | Councilmania | The News Hole
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COLUMNS
Speak Up: The First Amendment is thriving during the Bush presidency. | Right Field by Russ Smith
XL: It should be a Time of Year when people of all races, creeds, and colors get together in a celebration of eating, gambling, and beer. And football, yeah, sure. | Mr. Wrong by Joe MacLeod
The Party’s Jumping: The most intriguing candidate--and not necessarily in a good way--is Josh Rales. | Political Animal by Brian Morton
Invasive Species: I’ve been dating a seemingly great guy for about two months now, and I say “seemingly” because I am always aware of the underlying potential for a jerk to surface from beneath a best-case-scenario-guy facade. | 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
Flying Circus: Two Artists’ Planes Collide to Create a Dynamic Alloy of Sculpture and Performance | Art by Anne Howard
The Excavator, The Semiotician, and The Alchemist: Gallery Imperato’s The Excavator, the Semiotician, and the Alchemist—featuring works by painter Sasha Blanton, mixed-media artist Erin Cluley, and sculptor/painter Mark Eisendrath—is an elegant, diverse exhibit showcasing unusual approaches to traditional materials. | Art by J. Bowers
thaBloc: East Baltimore poet and photographer t.p. | Art by Robbie Whelan
Memory: Fantasy, Escape, Shelter: Something’s missing in the works on view in School 33’s 26th Annual Juried Exhibition. | Art by Bret McCabe
Hoofing It: Exploring a Slightly Different Approach to Reinvigorate the Ground Beneath Our Feet | Books by Scott Carlson
Decoupling: A Marriage Disintegrates Over One Uncomfortable Evening Meal | Stage by John Barry
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FILM
Girl Talk: Sanaa Hamri and Sanaa Lathan Had a Blast Making a Serious Romantic Comedy | Film by Jason Torres
Something New
| Review by
Jason Torres
Blood Simple
| Review by
Ian Grey
Early Summer
| Review by
Bret McCabe
Mrs. Henderson Presents
| Review by
Ian Grey
The World's Fastest Indian
| Review by
Joe MacLeod
Annapolis
| Review by
Cole Haddon
Nanny McPhee
| Review by
J. Bowers
Ballets Russes
| Review by
Bret McCabe
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EAT
Edo Sushi
| Review by
Richard Gorelick
BlueHouse
| Review by
Wendy Ward
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