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News & Features

More extras needed, filming begins Oct. 10.

Richmond is still fighting the Civil War. Not along the tired old North-South lines, but on far more subtle fields.

At the Sept. 15 casting call for the movie "Lincoln," we asked aspiring extras for their thoughts on how the Civil War resonates today.

A Style Weekly series on the legacy of the Civil War.

It has helped hundreds find work. But now Hilltop Promises is fighting for its own survival.

It’s September 2015. After years of preparation, Richmond finally plays host to the world’s biggest bike race.

Arts & Events

From influential teachers to national innovators, Richmond's jazz calendar overflows.

From bands to zombies, Sink/Swim Press goes its own way.

A new book on Lewis Ginter spotlights the man who built up Richmond.

Director Nicolas Winding Refn looks at violent males again in "Drive."

Firehouse Theatre's "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" is just about purr-fect.

Lost Tribe, "Dreamcatcher"

Let's shine a spotlight on the 2011 Richmond Theatre Critics Awards.

Cameron Carpenter brings keyboard awareness to the Byrd.

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Food & Drink

Jack's squirrel send-off.

Vegetarian chef Michael King is Good to Go.

Lavenders Cafe: Where the yard sale meets the dining room.

Opinion & Blogs

A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.

While Bob McDonnell and Ken Cuccinelli fight valiantly to keep government out of the pockets — and private lives — of Virginians, they take an entirely different tack when it comes to women and the gay community.

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