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Feature
Prison-break sweethearts Lynette Barnett and Terry Banks were on the run for seven weeks untill they got nabbed by America's Most Wanted
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Letters from the week of March 16, 2000
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Interview
Tom Greenhalgh, of legendary British act The Mekons, proves that a band can still function even when its members live on different continents.
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Interview
The Hot Club of Cowtown, a hip western swing act fronted by KC-area native Elana Fremerman, draws inspiration from Gypsy and Indian music while delivering the twang.
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Soundbites
TWO AGAINST NATURE (GIANT)
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Up & Coming
Brian McKnightat the Midland Theatre
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Reverbs
The Spin 15th anniversary issue should be required reading for musicians who want more than just 15 minutes of fame.
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The Note - Reviews
BRADLEY ALLEN
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The Note - Reviews
PAPER DOLL SPOKESMEN(S3)
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Screening Room
A look at the inherently unpredictable Oscar race.
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Film
Abbott and Costello Go to Mars, and
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Theater
Unicorn Theatre’s Wit, a play about a poetry professor with ovarian cancer, is full of sharp barbs of humor and sniffle-inducing scenes.
