Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Mar 17-23, 2004
- Vol. 22, No. 11
News & Features
Sparkling Five
Richmond gospel history on compact disc
Say Amen, Somebody
Gospel music in Richmond.
Just Add Jesus
Barky’s Spiritual Store
Chutney Chuckles
Hasya heard the one about the Laughter Club?
Laying It Out for the Lord
The Gospel Chicken House
Getting the Word Out
The Gospel Times
Time Out With Jeff Capel
The VCU men’s basketball coach on teaching defense, statewide bragging rights and respecting Mom.
A Positive Message
Rejoice Radio
Arts & Events
Jonesin’ for Jazz
Drummer Brian Jones has returned to his first love with a variety of collaborations.
Girl Power
A slightly dated script holds back the Firehouse’s latest.
Thanks for the Memories
“Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” revels in imaginative filmmaking.
The Fine Print
UR opens its sixth American Print Biennial.
The New Old West
HBO tackles a neglected genre in its newest series.
set list
Where to go. What to hear.
spotlight: Tai Lyve
Man at work.
Power of the Pen
Readers swarm to Charlottesville for the 10th Festival of the Book.
creation story: Sandra Luckett
Installation artist
We Have Liftoff
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe expands at Alley Katz.
Minority Report
A new exhibit chronicles a black perspective on American history.
Food & Drink
Turn Up the Heat
Malabar Indian Cuisine spices up Short Pump.
Opinion & Blogs
Flaking Out
A reasonable person might think that eliminating lead would be a high priority for City Hall. It isn’t.
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the score
A weekly ranking of the city zeitgeist.
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rosie right
Our language and how it works
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