SPECIAL
Fringes and Foundations: Beyond the Froth in Baltimore's Music Scene | Big Music Feature
Bachata at the Fringe: Two Years Ago, Baltimore Lost Its Biggest Booster of Latin Music--So Where Does The Hispanic Community Go For Ritmo? | Big Music Feature by Robbie Whelan
Last Night's Parties: Three Figures of Baltimore's After-Hours Life Offer Their Memories of Dancing Till Dawn | Big Music Feature by Michael Byrne
No Static At All: Baltimore Finally Gets Some Urban Radio Alternatives Beyond The Fm Dial | Big Music Feature by Al Shipley
Tale of Two Cities: Washington's Inability to Sustain DIY Culture Highlights Baltimore's Greatest Strength | Big Music Feature by Raven Baker
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NEWS
The Breakfast Club: Mayor Dixon Met With Probe Figures At Double T Diner | Mobtown Beat by Van Smith
Murder Ink | The Mail | Quick and Dirty
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COLUMNS
What Reporters Want:
Back in 1992, when I was working on Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign, during the time after the Democratic National Convention, I got in the habit of scrutinizing the state-by-state polls that a startup must-read political newsletter called The Hotline would put out every morning. | Political Animal by Brian Morton
Last Laughs:
When I was a kid, every summer my family would take a pilgrimage back to Alabama to visit my extended family. | Social Studies by Vincent Williams
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COMICS
Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake
Super Amazing Adventures: by Chris Minetree
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ARTS
Edge Play: Women Exercise Creative and Political Control Over Sexual Imagery At Erotic Arts Festival | Art by Heather Harris
Yard Scale: Another Round of Witty, Impudent Outdoor Works At One of Baltimore's Toniest Addresses | Art by Deborah McLeod
Artscape 2008: Events and Performances Schedule, July 18-20 2008 | The Arts
Whartscape 2008 Performance Listings:
If the third edition of Whartscape is losing something in going "legit"--real clubs and legal venues--at least we won't have to worry about turning into heatstroked empty bags of skin in a poorly ventilated warehouse space. | The Arts
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FILM
Death and Glory: Engrossing Documentary Captures The Heart and Soul of a Self-Styled Punk Warlord | Film by Neil Ferguson
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
| Review by
Jason Ferguson
Journey To The Center Of The Earth
| Review by
Cole Haddon
The Dark Knight
| Review by
Cole Haddon
Mamma Mia!
| Review by
Violet LeVoit
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EAT
Jennings Café
| Review by
Erin Sullivan
Clementine
| Review by
Michelle Gienow
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