• Issue Archive for
  • May 30 - Jun 5, 2001
  • Vol. 30, No. 3

News & Views

  • Moodswing

    • Money matters

    Now you see it, now you don't
    • by Hollis Gillespie
  • Cover Story

    • Living the American nightmare

    371,851 single-family homes were built in the metro area in the '90s. Independent home inspectors say they find at least 30 flaws in most new houses. In a booming industry with few safeguards, this is the story of a family that saw its dream destroyed
    • by Michael Wall
  • News Feature

    • Serving two masters

    Is APD Chief Beverly Harvard's silence catching up with her?
    • by Kevin Griffis

Food & Drink

  • Restaurant Review

    • Juniper blossoms

    Midtown stretch expected to bloom with new restaurants this summer
    • by AMYE WALTERS
  • Cheap Eats

    • Bountiful planet

    World Market Cafe a perfect launch pad for taking a test bite
    • by Lane Edmondson
  • Grazing

    • Back for seconds

    Revising opinions on revisiting Pura Vida and Star Steaks
    • by Cliff Bostock

Music

  • Music Feature

    • Recounting M'Butu

    Veteran Atlanta percussionist tells his story
    • by Matt Hutchinson
  • Music Feature

    • New direction

    Foetus keeps the ideas Flowing with new album
    • by Chad Radford
  • Music Feature

    • Underground lifer

    Hardcore punk's pop dissenter, Grant Hart finally hits the road
    • by Kevin Griffis

Movies & TV

  • Feature

    • Musical meltdown

    Manic Moulin Rouge melds melodrama with modern music to mixed effect
    • by Eddy Von Mueller
  • Movie Review

    • Union label

    Ken Loach gets pious preachy with Bread and Roses
    • by Felicia Feaster

See & Do

A&E

  • A&E Feature

    • Freaks and geeks

    New breed of traveling sideshow takes the circus back to its lurid roots
    • by Tray Butler
  • Theater Review

    • New South rising

    Horizon festival finds and defines Southern plays
    • by Curt Holman
  • Visual Arts

    • Members only

    Eyedrum gets a hard-on for Hardware: The Penis Show
    • by Cathy Byrd
  • Theater Review

    • Throw me a line

    16 Routines pushes limits of patience
    • by Curt Holman

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