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  • Issue Archive for
  • Apr 12-18, 2006
  • Vol. 24, No. 15

News & Features

  • News and Features

    • Happy Birthday, Dork

    Rob Ukrop — soccer star, kids' hero and a self-proclaimed "Happy Dork" — celebrates 10 years of Chuck E. Cheese birthdays.
  • News and Features

    • A Homeless Mecca?

    Richmond's reputation for generosity has made the region a destination for homeless people.
    • by Brandon Walters
  • News and Features

    • Slave Diggers

    What have archaeologists found at the Lumpkin's Jail site so far? Hope.
    • by Holly Hobbs

Arts & Events

  • Books

    • The Opinionators

    Two books from the new school and old school of Virginia's political chatter.
    • by Amy Biegelsen
  • Music

    • Jailbird Country

    Merle Haggard was hard way before 50 Cent.
    • by Brent Baldwin
  • Movies

    • Boys in the Southern Hood

    The authentic city life portrayed in "ATL" falls victim to empty symbolism.
    • by Thomas Peyser
  • Movies

    • C'est Bon

    Franco- and cinephiles turned out in droves for the French Film Festival.
    • by Shannon O'Neill
  • Movies

    • Huffing about Puffing

    "Thank You for Smoking" is serious satire, but it's no drag.
    • by Tricia Olszewski
  • Night and Day

    • Set List

    Where to Go , What to Hear
    • by Brandon Reynolds
  • Arts and Culture

    • All That Glitters

    Don't be deceived by the beauty of Carson Fox's art.
    • by William Spruill

  • Calendar

    Arts & Entertainment Events in Richmond
  • Night and Day

    • Soap Box

    From Their Pen to Your Ears
    • by Brandon Reynolds
  • Arts and Culture

    • The Sequel

    • by Cesca Janece Waterfield

Food & Drink

  • Food and Drink

    • Side Dish

    • by Deveron Timberlake

Opinion & Blogs

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