- Issue Archive for
- Sep 16-22, 2009
- Vol. 40, No. 38
Dining
LEGENDS OF THE FALL
Two veteran restaurateurs have grand plans for challenging locations
Music
CD Review: Jay-Z
Blueprint 3 (Roc Nation/Atlantic)
Fall Guide: Music For All Rages and Tastes
From Leonard Cohen to Goatwhore, there's a lot going on
CD Review: Anvil
This is Thirteen (VH1 Classic)
Local Disc Reviews
Josh Rzepka and Jerry Popiel get graded
CD Review: Slaraffenland
We're on Your Side (Hometapes)
Electronic Hootenanny
Catching up with Owl City's one-man basement jam
Curb Appeal
Larry David's bitchy sitcom tops this week's picks
CD Review: Raekwon
Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Part II (EMI)
Soundcheck: David Cook
Singer
DOWN WITH CLASSIC ROCK?
The bands are new. But on the radio, the songs remain the same
CD Review: Gordon Gano and the Ryans
Under the Sun (Yep Roc)
CD Review: Muse
The Resistance (Warner Bros.)
Around Hear: Just Jackie
And more local music news
CD Review: Jim O'Rourke
The Visitor (Drag City)
Triple Play
Freedom, the Deathers and Uno Lady all just wanna have fun
News
WE GOT YOUR APPLES RIGHT HERE
Whether it's farms, orchestras or art galleries, it's time to reap what we've sown
Got (Artificial-Hormoned) Milk?
Ohio's hormone-labeling laws are heating up again
Film
Fall Guide: Corsets, Money, and Other Wild THings
Fall flicks bring Brit lit, kid lit and politics to the big screen
Soul Provider
Cold Souls offers an unhealthy dose of metaphysical comedy
Reel Cleveland: Local Director Makes Top 10 List
And more local film news
The Lying Game
Corporate crime doesn't pay in Steven Soderbergh's The Informant!
Arts
Arts District: Attending Plum Academy
And more local arts news
Fall Guide: Orchestral Manoevres
Screw the economy, let's hear some music
Fall Guide: Moving Performances
The quiet season of Cleveland dance
Fall Guide: The Year of Living Parsimoniously
Theaters hunker down for 2009-10 with oldies and laughers
Fall Guide: AUTUMN-SCAPE
The lay of the gallery land
Gridlock
Conceptually based art dominates CIA exhibit
