Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Apr 1-7, 2009
- Vol. 27, No. 13
News & Features
Hatchet Falls Deep at Times-Dispatch
Veteran newsroom staffers cut; others prepare for meetings with executive editor today.
Waiting for Tahliek
The verdict in the death of a Powhatan football star threatens to divide a community.
When J.P. Morgan Came to Town
During the Wall Street Panic of 1907, the one man who could fix things — the most powerful man in America — was ensconced in a house on East Grace street.
Artistic Bull's-eye
Local artist hits it big designing big-box dAccor.
Carr to Run
School Board member eyes delegate seat.
VCU Gets Smart
University introduces new basketball coach, Shaka Smart, who promises Rams will “wreak havoc” on the court.
Morrissey Files Suit Against Style Weekly
State delegate sues for $30.35 million.
Crusade President Joins Race
Antione Green, president of the Richmond Crusade for Voters, says he'll run for House of Delegates seat.
Wilder Reappears
Former mayor sips wine at French Festival.
Arts & Events
I Like You, Movie, a Little
One-liners dominate a formula-friend film.
Mission: Percussion
Art advocacy takes on strange shape and sound.
Girl-on-Girl Noir
Triangle Players deliver a Sapphic send-up of '50s-era pulp fiction with “Pulp.”
Lady Gaga Postponed
From Toad's, to The National, to "American Idol."
Appetite for Destruction
“Knowing” takes an interesting sci-fi premise and blows it to smithereens.
Writing on the Wall
A Portland stencil artist hopes to legitimize surreal graffiti art.
"Broadway in Richmond" Season Announced
Musical "Wicked" set for 24-performance run; David Copperfield opens Carpenter Theatre.
Food & Drink
Short Order
Bloggers unite, urban gardening, to-go Easter dinners and more.
Local Legend
How Richmond helped build a bigger beer.
Opinion & Blogs
Pie in the Skybox
We, the residents, are in essence being asked to act as bankers.
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