Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Oct 30 - Nov 5, 2002
- Vol. 20, No. 44
News & Features
The New Blue
The first 90 days in office can say a lot about a chief.
City Fights Recycler After Fragrant Spill
The saluting soldier familiar to I-95 motorists marks the location of Peter Moliterno's grease recycling business, now condemned by the city.
The New Blue
The first 90 days in office can say a lot about a chief.
Arts & Events
Teaching Artists
After jumping through SOL's hoops, the symphony's musicians have begun their first residency project with students.
theater: Animal Magnetism
The animals are more appealing than the humans in Theatre IV's "Charlotte's Web."
A Simpler Time
Leon Redbone's music revives the past, as does his lifestyle.
Smoke Signals
Graphic designer Stephen Brandt's retro campaign butts teen views on smoking
quick flicks
Igby Goes Down, Knockaround Guys, Brown Sugar, Spirited Away
Visual Pranks
A high-spirited show fills a larger Reynolds Gallery
television: Testosterone TV
Thanks to Letterman, CBS' new 10 p.m. slot is a lot more appealing, especially to men.
creation story: Molly Sharp
Principal violist, Richmond Symphony
movies: All About Adam
The filmmaker behind "Boogie Nights" and "Magnolia" now brings us the anti-Sandler with the dark and disturbing "Punch-Drunk Love."
Now Hear This
Beck, Sondre Lerche, Peter Wolf, Ani DiFranco
Food & Drink
Cozy Comfort
Charlottesville's funky but upscale diner, Bizou, seems like Millie's western cousin.
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