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News & Features

A filmmaker takes a new look at Circuit City's spectacular rise and flameout.

The mayor's flagship program for youth seeks better yields after a lackluster first year.

Race, politics and dancing: How the city's crackdown on nightclubs is dredging up some old demons.

Arts & Events

Opens Nov. 26

“Tamara Drewe” has a lot going for it but lacks polish.

Sunday, Nov. 29

Scott Organ's “Phoenix” will rise at the Firehouse.

Wednesday, Dec. 1

Friday, Nov. 26

Henley Street and Richmond Shakespeare team up for “The Winter's Tale.”

Uncle Ty-rone keeps it clean for the kids.

VMFA's new Mellon exhibit touts the art of the sketch.

The danger in “Fair Game” isn't as clear and present as hoped.

Food & Drink

This Week: Death and the Titanic

This Week: Pots Stirring

Pho isn't a fad — it's a competition.

Opinion & Blogs

Some conservative pundits apparently believe that the shame and guilt many outed gay teens experience occurs in a vacuum and has nothing to do with, say, those same critics' own demonizing statements.

A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.

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