-
-
Feature
Plastic surgeon Eric Swanson's bankruptcy stalls his malpractice lawsuits.
-
-
State Lines
The railroads won't dodge the city's riverside birthplace.
-
-
Kansas City Strip
When it rains, Kansas City stinks like a million dollars.
-
-
Interview
Whether discussing music or politics, Truth Cell says what it believes.
-
-
Interview
Israel's RockFour keeps politics out of its music, but its American fans want the inside scoop.
-
-
Around Hear
Concertgoers shouldn't have much trouble getting satisfaction from this week's lineup.
-
-
Up & Coming
Friday, June 21, at Davey's Uptown.
-
-
Up & Coming
Saturday, June 22, at Ameristar Casino.
-
-
Critics' Choices
Thursday, June 20, at the Westport Beach Club, outside the Beaumont Club.
-
-
Critics' Choices
Thursday, June 20, at the Beaumont Club.
-
-
Critics' Choices
Thursday, June 20, and Friday, June 21, at the Grand Emporium.
-
-
Critics' Choices
Tuesday, June 25, at Memorial Hall.
-
-
Critics' Choices
Thursday, June 20, at the Hurricane.
-
-
Critics' Choices
Saturday, June 22, at the Beaumont Club.
-
-
Hear & Now
No Other Love (New West) / Hotel San Jose (Evangeline)
-
-
Hear & Now
Juslisen (Def Soul)
-
-
Hear & Now
Testament: The Complete Slash Recordings (Rhino)
-
-
Restaurant Reviews
The Raphael Hotel is the city's most refined hotel dining room.
-
-
Fat Mouth
With the President Hotel renovation comes a brand new Drum Room.
-
-
Film
Spielberg's Minority Report gets good grades until the end.
-
-
Film
Altar Boys' mix of youthful flashback and edgy animation never quite jells.
-
-
Film Clip
The Kansas City Gay and Lesbian Film Festival enters adolescence.
-
-
Stage
Theatre for Young America visits planet Mamet.
-
-
Hall
Kansas City has nearly forgotten the King who still rules hoops.
-
-
Off the Couch
If your AM radio is on the fritz, catch up on all your sports talk here!
-
-
Stuff
Fear and self-loathing at the Minority Report junket.
-
-
Night & Day
Author Michael Pollan talks about the persuasive powers of plants.
-
-
Night & Day
Kansas City's drive-ins offer refuge from summer annoyances.
-
-
Letters
Letters from the week of June 20, 2002
