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It’s been more than 40 years since the song “Alice’s Restaurant Massacree” skyrocketed a skinny, guitar-toting, shaggy headed son of a folk singer out of his father’s shadow into a […]
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Activist John Wade has strong feelings about the environment, to say the least. While his actions earned him a three-year stint in federal prison (see this week’s feature story), his […]
Of the comedians assembled for the phenomenally successful “The Original Kings of Comedy” tour and film, D.L. Hughley was probably the least deserving of the title. He was probably filling […]
Glad to see Joe Morrissey is back (“Prodigal Joe,” Cover Story, Jan. 23). Everyone deserves a second chance. There are many positive things Joe can do in the General Assembly […]
It’s just after 6 in the morning and Sheila Crossen-Powell stands in the meat department, gently grilling a Wal-Mart employee. Burgers aren’t what she’s after. Crossen-Powell is hunting the homeless.The […]
I think my workshop is pretty cool. I mean, this is where it all happens. This is the heartbeat of the house, this is the center. This is my creative […]
OpeningArt Annex Work by Barbara Roe, Shelley Neofotistos and Erin Shank. Reception at 7 p.m. Feb. 8. 825 Grove Road. 379-2600.Chasen Galleries “Orchids: Real and Imagined,” orchid art by Patricia […]
Update: An earlier version of this story reported that Attorney General Bob McDonnell called the organizer 15 minutes before the curtain rose to prohibit the sale of all merchandise. Not […]
Down to just one original member, Blackie Lawless, the metal band with the mysterious acronym W.A.S.P., is alive and touring. In the 1980s, the group caught the attention of another […]
If Shakespeare were alive today, we would not be watching “Wife Swap” or “The Battle of the Bods.” (Of course, he’d be on strike too, so maybe we would anyway.) […]
What do the Richmond Braves and a storied tugboat have in common? Both are very close to sailing off into the sunset.Organizers of an effort to bring to Richmond the […]
