- Issue Archive for
- Apr 23-29, 2008
- Vol. 36, No. 51
News & Views
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The Blotter
Braving a violent attack
What is a nuclear umbrella?
Don't Panic! ... Your war questions answered
City budget crisis means painful choices
Mayor Franklin's plan may call for layoffs, cuts in city services
Barack Obama eats arugula!
Republicans turn into whiny, bitter, cultural critics ... again
Another dead stepfather
Who's gonna clean up your mess?
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News of the Weird
Blood sausages, taxidermists and parental prerogatives
Food & Drink
Peasant Bistro: Bumps in the road
The newest Peasant restaurant struggles to meet expectations
Korean fried chicken
From Johns Creek to Duluth
Noir Lounge
Liquid Diet
Festivaaaaal!
Talking Head
First look: Vita
Grazing
Waiter ...
Corkscrew
Music
Brew masters
Real Life Top Five
Mace Hibbard Quintet: Future of jazz
Saxophonist draws from family of musicians
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Sound Menu
CL's picks for the week's best shows
MondoHomo at a glance
SHOW PREVIEW
Jay Reatard: What's in a name?
Punk rocker says as much as he can with as little as possible
Darfur Now College Tour: United we STAND
Local students and musicians band together for Darfur
Movies & TV
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Film Clips
Capsule reviews of recently released films
Baby Mama is one bad mama
Review
See & Do
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Visual Arts: Land/Scape at Sandler Hudson Gallery
Wed., April 23
Upcoming: Short List
Ballroom Book Bash, Nothing Seen at Gallery Stokes and more
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Film: Cinemama!!! at New Street Gallery
Thurs., April 24
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Theater: Three by Topher Play Festival
Fri., April 25
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Special Event: Inman Park Festival
Sat., April 26
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Benefit: World Food at the Farm
Sun., April 27
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Music: Destroyer
Mon., April 28
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Music: Meat Beat Manifesto
Tues., April 29
A&E
The Marriage of Figaro: A perfect fit
Sandra Piques Eddy knows how to wear the pants
Jason David
14-year-old writes, stars in Waiting for My Growth Spurt
The Warrior: A Mother's Story of a Son at War
Culture Surfing
In Darfur: Truth be told
Review
Girls in Trucks
Feature
Sex & Vice
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Karma Cleanser
Every good deed is punished?
Special Sections
Music issue: Separate but equal
Atlanta's punk and hip-hop scenes may have more in common than it appears
Year of the mashup
Stereotypes don't always rule after dark, even in the same old New South
Genre-benders
Atlanta musicians make one fine mess out of rock, hip-hop and everything in between
We Fun: Lights, camera, reaction
Atlanta's rock identity set in stone by We Fun filmmakers
Chasing the cool
Hipster-hop makes a move for the mainstream
Star Bar: Rocky Road
New rock currency revamps redneck rockabilly outpost
Who's who among Atlanta hip-hop's new new
12 reasons to keep your ear to the streets in '08
