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The galleries on Main Street give us antique babies, telephone poles and military women.

They all promise big things, but who can satisfy your needs? Take our dating quiz before pulling the curtain.

Richmond Shakespeare's “Hamlet” lets the prose carry itself, while Sycamore Rouge's “Read*y for Right” does history without the drama.

A massive retail expansion and a Christmas shopping belch could leave Richmond bloated with space.

Tanith Davidson, 20, Palin supporter.

Arts & Events

Duckpin bowling loses four lanes and gains a soundtrack.

Scott, Crowe and DiCaprio try to outsmart the terrorism genre in “Body of Lies.”

“The Secret Life of Bees” finds positives in the '60s South.

A North Side bistro is worth its salt.

Beastie Boy Mike D ponders the Get Out and Vote tour, and whether he should battle Hank Williams Jr.

Food & Drink

City Dogs takes the curse off, puts the franks on.

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A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.

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