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Arts & Entertainment

Tip Your Hat to the Dead Mariachi

by Niels Strandskov
Published October 31, 2002

The scent of marigolds, candles and fresh-baked bread fills the house. In an honored spot stands an altar, consecrated to the memory of departed loved ones and covered with a variety of decorations, offerings...

Souls of the Dead

by Max Sparber
Published October 31, 2002

Evangelical cartoonist Jack T. Chick hates Halloween. Chick, creator and publisher of the inexplicably popular Chick Tracts, is a somewhat mysterious figure. No information exists about him except a brief...

Comforting yet frustrating

by Brianna Riplinger
Published October 31, 2002
Tori Amos: Scarlet's Walk (Epic)

Master of Surprise

by Amy Danielson
Published October 24, 2002

If you have seen one puppet show, or if you have seen 1,000, this is a show that you cannot justify skipping. Puppetry aficionados around the country have discovered the artistry of Michael Sommers. Now...

I’m on a Mexican Radio

by Keri Carlson
Published October 24, 2002
Ricky Martin Sings in Spanish and Instead of Britney, There Is Paulina Rubino

At War with the Labels

by Brianna Riplinger
Published October 24, 2002

Last January, Tom Petty, Beck and Courtney Love, among others, went to California's state capitol with the founders of the recently-formed Recording Artists Coalition: Don Henley and Sheryl Crow. They...

FRIDAY

Published October 24, 2002

A Dan Savage uthor Dan Savage is the best sort of gadfly - in his weekly column, "Savage Love," he dispenses advice to the sexually curious with a sort of no-horsecrap cantankerousness that has made him...

Post-Latin Precarious

by Max Sparber
Published October 24, 2002

There is an exhibit at the Walker Art Center that has invented a name for itself. In fact, its title contains not one, but two neologisms. See if you can spot them - the show is called Ultrabaroque: Aspects...

SATURDAY

Published October 24, 2002

J We Fools Storytellers ewish folktales have their share of fools, and, conveniently, they are often located in one city, Chelm. Stories of the so-called "wise men of Chelm" have been longtime favorites...

SUNDAY

Published October 24, 2002

T Kakelugnar: Tile Stoves his is the sort of "what the heck?" exhibition that proves to be far more fascinating than initially expected. The American Swedish Institute is located in the former mansion...

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