Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Jun 23-29, 2010
- Vol. 28, No. 25
News & Features
Rounding Home
A baseball coach fields an unlikely team in the inner city.
Squirrels' Gator Stunt Riles PETA, Some Fans
Flying Squirrels' fan Jeff Linka holds a smaller alligator on tour with Orlando, Fla.-based Gatorland at the June 18 game.
Remembrance: Jimmy Dean
1929-2010
Eric Cantor's BP Complex
U.S. Rep. Eric Cantor is walking a fine line between criticizing the president and defending BP in the wake of the Gulf oil spill.
The Twirler
In the run-up to the 75th Miss Virginia pageant, Victoria Maiden grabs the baton and takes on the world's problems.
Arts & Events
Something Good?
The trills are alive in “The Sound of Music.”
Rent at the Firehouse Theatre
June 24 through Aug. 1
Earth, Wind and Fire at Innsbrook Pavilion
Wednesday, June 23
Please Give
A musician who beat an illness tries to help another.
Tommy Emmanuel at CenterStage
Friday, June 25
A Walk with Wesley at Centenary United Methodist Church
Sunday, June 27
It Starts in Parks
Two of Richmond's venerable public spaces get ready for their close-ups.
An Evening to Remember
Richmond Shakespeare's “Twelfth Night” shines despite distractions.
Cash In, Cast Off
"Karate Kid" remake suffers from bad acting and ill-advised changes to the original.
The Guggenheim Grotto at Ashland Coffee and Tea
Saturday, June 26
Food & Drink
Noodles of the Drunk
Zen and the art of boozing in Asian restaurants.
Punch Drunk
This Week: Bright Lights, Medium-Sized City: Part 2
Short Order
This Week: Ripert in Richmond
Opinion & Blogs
Find Cuts to Pay For Spending
There is a compelling national security and economic case to be made in favor of the alternate F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Engine.
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The Score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
State of Denial
She had paid into her policy for many years, but according to the insurer she was ineligible for the one thing that might save her life.
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