• Issue Archive for
  • May 5-12, 2010
  • Vol. 27, No. 18

Food

  • Maple View at the teller window
  • Maple View at the teller window

    Fresh opens in former First Citizens Bank; Bowbarr photo booth contest; World Home Brew Festival at Nightlight; more
  • N.C. breweries win at World Beer Cup

    Duck-Rabbit Craft Brewery captured a gold, while Outer Banks Brewing Station, Olde Hickory Brewery and Foothills Brewing Co. won silver.

Film

  • The worlds of babies in a new documentary
  • The worlds of babies in a new documentary

    While the prospect of following four babies' first year on earth has a built-in "aww" factor, director Thomas Balmes quickly treads into ethically and socially complex territory that he seems unable to navigate.
  • <i>Iron Man</i> ramps up the camp but falls flat
  • Iron Man ramps up the camp but falls flat

    Iron Man was a popcorn movie that dared to succeed during an era of brooding movie heroism. Iron Man 2 suffers not only by comparison but also due to its strained efforts to please an audience now hip to its hipness.

News

  • Speak your mind on U.S. 64
  • Speak your mind on U.S. 64

    You can comment on the Draft Corridor Study Report through June 15 via mail, e-mail and fax.

Columns

  • Patchwork

    Were Portlanders going out of their way to be helpful to the middle-aged, visually challenged guy walking about their city?
  • Re: Our endorsements

    "Thank you so much for helping me be an informed voter."
  • The Tea Party
  • The Tea Party

    What seems to animate this movement even more than xenophobia, the raw material of racism, is "epistemophobia"—fear of knowledge—the raw material of superstition and barbarism.

Music

  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    Fred Eaglesmith & the Flying Squirrels, Bio Ritmo, The Darnell Woodies, John Howie Jr. & the Rosewood Bluff, Stratocruiser, Megafaun, Mosadi Music, Laurelyn Dossett and The Providence Gap Band, Free Electric State, Citified, All Leather, Yip Yip, more
  • <i>40 Nights of Rock &amp; Roll</i>
  • 40 Nights of Rock & Roll

    For 40 days this summer, Steve LaBate and Scott Sloan will take to the road with video cameras to prove that rock 'n' roll isn't dead.
  • Shit Horse's <i>They Shit Horses, Don't They?</i>
  • Shit Horse's They Shit Horses, Don't They?

    This is a collection of seven willfully weird, delightfully corroded Nuggets, each having more to do with defiance and dignity than shit and saddles.

Arts

Diversions

Free Stuff & Promos

  • Flan
  • Flan

    Perfect For Cinco De Mayo!

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