News

• St. Louis Metro News

  Party Down

  Tangerine. Lo. The Chocolate Bar. All of them brought to you by the genius of Blake Brokaw. All of them dead. The king of St. Louis nightlife reveals his dark side.

  By Ben Westhoff

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• St. Louis Metro News

  Rabble Rousers

  Who's that knocking on your door?

  By Randall Roberts and Ben Westhoff

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• St. Louis Metro News

  Look Away

  Unreal covers it all: Funnylady Kathleen Madigan, a traveling preacher who lacks Judgment and Bob Horner's Fatkins diet; plus, a new sport for extreme St. Louisans!

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• St. Louis Metro News

  What Is Your Remarkable Coincidence?

  Week of July 7, 2004

  By Wm. Stage

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• St. Louis Metro News

  Letters

  Week of July 7, 2004

  Jul 7, 2004

  

Music

• Music News & Interviews

  Love Stinks

  The best foul-mouthed breakup songs of all time

  By Dan LeRoy

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Music News & Interviews

  I Want My STL TV

  Public-access music programming is great -- when the public can access it

  By Jordan Harper

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Music News & Interviews

  Gimme Shelter

  MapleHood Rekkids will rock for food; R.I.P., Mike Blake.

  By Randall Roberts, Christian Schaeffer and Julie Seabaugh

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Music News & Interviews

  Robert Cray

  Thursday, July 8; Mississippi Nights

  By Dean C. Minderman

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Music News & Interviews

  Cougars / The Catheters

  Wednesday, July 14; Rocket Bar / Wednesday, July 14; Creepy Crawl.

  By Jordan Harper and Jason Toon

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Music News & Interviews

  John Hiatt and David Lindley

  Wednesday, July 14; the Pageant

  By Steve Pick

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Music News & Interviews

  Quick Picks

  By Jordan Harper

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Music News & Interviews

  Sonic Youth

  Sonic Nurse (DGC)

  By Paul Friswold

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Music News & Interviews

  Armand Van Helden

  New York: A Mix Odyssey (Tommy Boy)

  By Chris Parker

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Music News & Interviews

  A.C. Newman

  The Slow Wonder (Matador)

  By Christian Schaeffer

  Jul 7, 2004

  

Food & Drink

• Restaurant Reviews

  Cut to the Chase

  Eau Bistro is better -- and edgier -- than ever

  By Michael Renner

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Food & Drink News

  Raspberry Margarita

  Tejas, 44 North Brentwood Boulevard, Clayton, 314-862-1414

  By Randall Roberts

  Jul 7, 2004

  

Movies

• Movie Reviews & News

  Celluloid Dreams

  The St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase puts local talents on the big screen

  By Diane Carson, Mike Seely and Gregory Weinkauf

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Movie Reviews & News

  King Artless

  Bruckheimer's knights go for grit but lose the glory

  By Gregory Weinkauf

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Movie Reviews & News

  Until the Night

  Delpy and Hawke reteam to ponder love Before Sunset

  By Gregory Weinkauf

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Movie Reviews & News

  Film Openings

  Week of July 7, 2004

  Jul 7, 2004

  

Arts & Culture

• Arts Stories & Interviews

  Hollywood & Chouteau

  St. Louis filmmakers hit the silver screen

  By John Goddard

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Arts Stories & Interviews

  Rep Rising

  But Scrooge-like contributors could bring the curtain down

  By Dennis Brown

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Arts Stories & Interviews

  This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  Week of July 7, 2004

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Arts Stories & Interviews

  Current Shows

  Ivy Cooper encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Arts Stories & Interviews

  Torry of the Year

  This local-boy-made-good just can't stop giving back the love

  By Rose Martelli

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Arts Stories & Interviews

  The Boathouse Rocks

  And rowboats row

  By Mark Dischinger, Alison Sieloff and Paul Friswold

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Arts Stories & Interviews

  Emperor Tomato Catsup

  The spicy monarch

  By Paul Friswold and Alison Sieloff

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Arts Stories & Interviews

  Cakewalking the Dog

  Three Dog Bakery parties with pooches

  By Paul Friswold and Alison Sieloff

  Jul 7, 2004

  
• Arts Stories & Interviews

  Cajun Haus

  In the middle of the state

  By Alison Sieloff, Paul Friswold and Brooke Foster

  Jul 7, 2004