Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Dec 10-16, 2008
- Vol. 26, No. 50
News & Features
Fleeting Success
GRTC is having a banner year, but it's facing a dire financial outlook in 2009.
Anonymous Sources
Urban Views Weekly was created to celebrate black Richmond. So why is it so secretive?
Homelessly in Love
Joe and Stacey are living a nightmare, but they refuse to see it that way.
Arts & Events
God in the Details
West End Assembly of God's annual production covers centuries of the secular and saintly, and crosses generations of humans and camels.
Cutting the Fat
The bass player for the tribute band Fat Benatar walks us through a band's musical menopause.
The forecast shows a quarter-century of little girls in white
Twenty-five years of “Nutcracker.”
13th Annual Hamaganza Extravaganza
An extremely adult, extremely entertaining holiday celebration.
Throw Another Scene on the Barbie
“Moulin Rouge” director whips up a shamelessly mythic national epic in “Australia.”
Tower, this is Orville requesting a flyby.
The Wright Brothers at the Virginia Aviation Museum.
Tricky Dickens
Sycamore Rouge's "Inspecting Carol" offers laughs but not, thankfully, lessons.
Does a Heart Good
“Milk” is as wholesome, and ordinary, as its title.
Bowling for Benevolence
Young philanthropists go from black tie to black high-tops and redefine the Richmond “benefit.”
I Wanna Live Again
"This Wonderful Life" packages the Capra classic in one convenient human.
Food & Drink
Chump Change
Search out the cheap and tasty at Trader Joe's.
Short Order
Gibson's at the National finally takes our order, something brewing at Legend, holidays in drag and more.
Opinion & Blogs
Saving the Micropolis
Up went the ballpark, and the umpire only called “Play ball” a few times before the entire sports complex flopped. Shortly afterward that group's keyboards locked up as the game informed it that the city had gone bankrupt.
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