Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Apr 12-18, 2011
- Vol. 29, No. 15
News & Features
After These Messages
The country's fastest-growing ad shop can boast industry accolades, pop-culture buzz and the world's largest corporation as a client. So what does The Martin Agency need with John Norman?
Choose Your Own Venture
Can Richmond become the next Austin? You decide.
Tax Mythology
9 things the rich don't want you to know about taxes
Page Jumper
The quiet exit of hard-charging editor Glenn Proctor ends a tumultuous chapter at the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Arts & Events
Shoppin' in the Free World
Neil Young stops by Plan 9, buys several albums.
A Stitch in Time
Occasionally patchy, Swift Creek's "Quilters" still endures.
Bawdy Boys
"Devil Boys from Beyond" casts a campy spell.
David Blaine at the Richmond Forum
April 16
Crazy Train
"Source Code" is a programmatic but entertaining thriller.
Case of the Punks
Stay Sweet is a music festival with heart and hooks.
That One Song
The Atkinsons, "You Could Go"
Can't Always Get What You Want
Guitar legend Bert Jansch talks about touring with Neil Young.
Neil Young at the Landmark Theater
April 17
Richmond on the Runway
RVA Fashion Week changes the city as well as the clothes.
Sick Puppies at the Richmond Raceway Complex
Saturday, April 16
Handsome Furs at Gallery5
Friday, April 15
Pokey LaFarge and the South City Three at the Camel
Wednesday, April 13
Ben Folds at the National
Thursday, April 14
Food & Drink
Cow Consciousness
Grass-fed beef at Boom Boom is a deliberate choice.
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Short Order
Tuffy Stone discusses "The Ultimate Barbecue Showdown".
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Punch Drunk
Speeding into the night with an Adderall bar crawl, Part 1.
Opinion & Blogs
Empty Canvas
On the whole, the city's proposal for creating arts and cultural districts is in opposition to the community's interests.
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the score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
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