Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Mar 23-29, 2005
- Vol. 23, No. 12
News & Features
Standing Alone
A Shockoe Bottom mainstay reconsiders its tie to the city.
Hung Out to Dry?
It's been nearly seven months since Shockoe Bottom's disastrous flood. And businesses are slowly recovering — with or without the city's help.
A Bigger Picture
Leading a district long seen as independent, Councilwoman Kathy Graziano is out to prove a healthy city is a sum of its parts.
American Beauty
Richmond's shot at Miss USA, Jennifer Pitts, talks about chapped lips, her Pomeranian and what she can offer Donald Trump.
Arts & Events
Radio Edit
New York's Radio 4 takes some dance lessons.
Playing Doctor
Comedienne Claire Porter plays doctor.
The Wright Stuff
Craig Wright's "Melissa Arctic" opens at the Barksdale while the writer is busy putting "Six Feet Under" to rest.
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Calendar
Arts and entertainment events in Richmond.
The Parade of Hats
Hats on for Easter on Parade.
Quick Flicks
Capsule reviews of current movies.
Unfamiliar Ring
The creepy original takes a startling turn in "The Ring Two."
Set List
Where to go. What to hear.
Love Is in the Air
Love is on the walls at Art Works.
Natural History
The creatures in Georgianne Stinnett's transcendent photographs take viewers beyond the predictable.
Cubicle Hell
Britain's "The Office" is remade for American office parks.
Now Hear This
CD Reviews of Bloc Party, Jim Branch with the Jason Jenkins Trio, Ani DiFranco, M.I.A. and Emma Kirkby and Fretwork.
Food & Drink
High and Dry
New and improved Café Gutenberg still leaves room for more.
Opinion & Blogs
Pothole Economics
It is false economy to try to save government dollars by postponing road repair. Bad roads are expensive.
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A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
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