Vol 28 Issue 1367
Published 2/14/2007 through 2/20/2007
The Smiling Face of Pain (Cover Story)
The "new" Tim Pawlenty looks a lot like the old one.
Gangster Rap (News)
A word from Dubb J, struggling hip-hop upstart, self-proclaimed non-gang member.
Viewmaster
While these men are practicing needle crafts in an ice house, their womenfolk are urinating off the sides of fast-moving Ski-Doos.
Vino, Varyingly (Dish)
St. Paul's newest Italian spot dishes many delights, and a few disasters, so do you grade it on a curve? Il Vesco Vino Bar Napoletano, St. Paul
Broken Girls (Music)
Two grooves from bedroom troubadours
In the Mood for Doom (Music)
The Original Mark Edwards in his basement of lonely loops.
Mel Gibson & the Pants: Sea vs. Shining Sea (CD Review)
Rivulets: You Are My Home (CD Review)
Trampled by Turtles: Trouble (CD Review)
If You Lived Here, You'd Be Gone By Now (Film)
Katrina documentaries talk, argue, and ultimately fall silent before disaster.
Provocation Iraqi Freedom (Film)
James Longley's 'Iraq' renders the war zone as a land of hope and dreams.
Spotlight: The Sad and Lonesome Story of What's His Name (Theater)
Civic Stage, Sabes Jewish Community Center
The Man Who Makes Hamlet Look Like an Optimist (Theater)
Bring the Zoloft. This one is going to hurt.
Plato's Retreat (Dance)
Got a few questions about love and human desire? Ask a philosophical nine-year-old.
Free Will Astrology (Horoscope)
What a relief! It's cold! (Sutton Impact)
