The thrills of Violence

When family man Tom Stall’s uninteresting small town life is upended by an attempted robbery and a group of Philadelphian mobsters, his past, or someone else’s, comes back to haunt him.

By the Voice Staff October 6, 2005

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Eco-friendly fashion

Eat My Skort – a biweekly column about fashion

By the Voice Staff October 6, 2005

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Low pudge fudge

You Taste Like A Burger – a biweekly column about eating leisurely

By the Voice Staff September 29, 2005

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Corpse Bride not stiff at all

Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride exhibits the masterful blend of fun and macabre that we’ve come to expect from this director.

By the Voice Staff September 29, 2005

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Homage through assassination, Liz Taylor & soup

For many, the name Andy Warhol instantly brings to mind New York, Marilyn Monroe and Campbell’s soup cans, but but as the recently opened exhibit at the Corcoran gallery demonstrates, his work spanned a much wider range of ideas and emotions.

By the Voice Staff September 29, 2005

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Well-lighted Wood

Everything is Illuminated doesn’t make any pretense of conventionality in its approach to that most clich? topic in modern art: the Holocaust.

By the Voice Staff September 29, 2005

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Franz Ferdinand, You Could Have It So Much Better … With Franz Ferdinand

Critical Voices

By the Voice Staff September 29, 2005

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Broken Social Scene, Broken Social Scene

Critical Voices

By the Voice Staff September 29, 2005

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Fear and Loathing at CMJ

There’s a certain point during a live show-when the bassist drops his instrument on the stage in front of you, falls down in his beer and starts yelling-when you know whether or not you were made for rock music.