Style Weekly

Sneed Takes a swing at Cooking in Vegas

Subdivision Residents Pooh-pooh Wal-Mart

Grab a Chip Off the Old City Hall

The Litter Deficit

Thirty years later, the anti-litter movement searches for a jolt.

• by Scott Bass

Monumental Moments

Monument Avenue’s existing statues tell us where we’ve been. They may help tell us where we’re going.

• by GWPoindexter

The HR Department

Your Heroine Here

The case for adding monuments to Monument Avenue.

• by Mark Mobley and GWPoindexter

Cabot Contributes Cheese

“The New World” Needs You

Teacher Sex Scandal Unfolds at Wythe

Goodbye, Dali

Richmond considers then nixes Monument Avenue surrealism.

The O’Riley Factor

Christopher O’Riley joins the Shanghai Quartet at the Modlin Center.

Now Hear This

Reviews of new releases by Morrissey, Mission of Burma, Dykehouse, Jon Langford, Cesaria Evora, local musicians Richard White and Louis Ledford.

Green Machine

“Shrek 2” looms over the box office.

• by Cole Smithey

Once Upon a Time

Photographer Rob Amberg records a disappearing existence.

• by Paulette Roberts-Pullen

Keeping Good Company

Writer Carrie Brown explores loneliness in her fifth novel.

• by Francis WDecker

On the Record

What’s Tim Timberlake listening to?

Summer Screen

Summer International Film Festival at UR.

Take a Look

An art critic looks at First Fridays.

Set List

Where to go. What to hear.

• by Wayne Melton

rental unit

"Osama"

Deconstructing the Sexes

Acacia’s Spunky Sibling

Dale Reitzer’s new Six Burner is the neighborhood spot he’s always wanted.

• by Don Baker

Home Alone?

So, if you’re truly neurotic, your fears of Internet-powered vandals and burglars should now include airborne miscreants who can zero in on you by satellite and wreak havoc from the skies.

• by Dave Addis