Style Weekly

Camp's Message Gets Supersized

Win or Lose

A college junior seeks an office he thought he always wanted.

• by Jason Roop

The HR Department

Sympathy for the Devil

Writer Clay McLeod Chapman reaches into the dark and pulls the unexpected.

• by Carrie Nieman

A Deal Deferred

Plans for the Miller & Rhoads hotel are in flux. What can the city learn as it considers a new ballpark in Shockoe Bottom?

• by Scott Bass

Wilder Finance Reports Late, Incomplete

Mail Crimes Rise, Inspectors Pounce

Richmond's Own "Access Hollywood"?

Remembrance

Robert R. Merhige Jr., 1919-2005

Richmonder Aims for Homeless World Cup

Fall of the Tyrant

The Virginia Holocaust Museum and Virginia Opera present "Brundibar."

Set List

Where to go. What to hear.

• by Brandon Walters

The Dating Game

Romantic comedy takes a back seat to romantic fantasy in "Hitch."

• by Wayne Melton

Teaching Humanity

A true story of Holocaust survival comes alive in the classroom.

• by Mary Mullins

Gold Anniversaries?

Rental Unit: "P.S."

From the Deep End

Theatre VCU goes off the deep end with "Metamorphoses."

Passing the Torch: Similarities prevail in three generations of abstract artists.

Museums

Flying South for the Winter

Eighth blackbird lands in Richmond.

• by Chantal Panozzo

Quick Flicks

Capsule reviews of current movies.

Heide Trepanier creates a little chaos.

Stage

Critic's Pick:

Corporate and Museum Frame

Secret Passage

The Carpenter Science Theatre lets its passengers tell the story of the Underground Railroad.

• by Jerrell Nickerson

Coffee Clutch

Church Hill welcomes two very different coffee spots.

• by Mary Margaret Chappell

28 Days of Black

Black Americans, like any other person or group, want their history to be respected, not just tolerated.

• by Charles EBethea