Style Weekly

D'Angelo Sex Charge Dismissed, Third Album Still on Hold

Dungeonomics

Build a new Richmond Coliseum or lose millions? Not really.

The Heartbreaker

A prisoner dies, and an old flame wants to know why.

The HR Department

The HR Department

French Film festival at the Byrd Theatre

March 24 through 27

Obits at Strange Matter

Tueday, March 22

Salt N Pepa at the Richmond Coliseum

Friday, March 25

Snoop Dogg at the National

Friday, March 25

Dr. George Church at the Landmark Theater

Saturday, March 19

Markiss Blowfish at the Neighborhood Resource Center

Saturday, March 19

Mountain Goats at the National

Thursday, March 24

“The Last Days of Judas Iscariot" at Richmond Triangle Players

Through Saturday, March 19

"The Wizard of Oz" at the Landmark Theater

March 25 and 26

Apocalyptica at the National

Friday, March 18

Jacuzzi Boys at Strange Matter

Monday, March 28

Page Wilson Found Dead

Area musician, deejay was a regional music mainstay.

Let There Be Drums

This act brings more than just the beat.

Wolf's Bane

“Red Riding Hood” would make grandma happy to be devoured.

Better and Worse

“Barney's Version” demonstrates that the whole story is never enough.

Exiled

An original countercultural hangout shuts its doors.

The Path Backward

Jasmin Darznik talks about “The Good Daughter” at the Virginia Festival of the Book.

Someday My Prints Will Come

Thanks to the Raysor collection, VMFA gets some incredible ink.

Short Order

This Week: A taste of Chicken Mania's Peruvian flair

Let the Music Play

On some occasions, you eat with your ears.

Punch Drunk

This Week: An Irishman Walks Into a Bar

Unhappy Meal

A region that has announced itself as a cultural destination can hardly afford to unfairly tax its service industries.

The Score

Critics' Favorite Hot Spot: Pescados China Street

Bring It On (or Take It Back)

How many times do we have to ask? Our suggestions for Richmond's restaurants.

Critics' Most Visited: The Black Sheep

Favorite 52

A year's worth of options all over the map. Our annual critics' picks.

Critics' Favorite Hideaway: Lamplighter Roasting Co.

Lamplighter Roasting Company is known for its latte, but food and dessert are equally appealing. Photo by Ash Daniel.

State of the Plate 2011

Restaurant of the Year: Amuse

Critics' Old Flame: Acacia