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News

Haskell's Indians crave the elusive "49 songs."

At a routine traffic stop, lawmen hijack a Kansas rancher.

Neighbors say it's time for the tacky Precious Doe memorial to come down.

Music

David Bowie avoids the geezer-rocker trap by keeping it real.

Sometimes the worst movies have the best soundtracks.

Despite Alonzo Washington's protest, we're still livin' in Nellyville.

After a hangover leaves us seeing double, we go to the Twin City Tavern.

The Prairie Dogg finds the dirt on peace, war and the danger of conga lines with Ulises Bella of Ozomatli.

Tuesday, May 11, at Liberty Hall.

Saturday, May 8, at the Bottleneck.

Tuesday, May 11 at Kemper Arena.

Saturday, May 8, at The Granada.

Sunday, May 9, at the Beaumont Club.

Saturday, May 8, at the Folly Theater.

Friday, May 7, at the Beaumont Club.

Wednesday, May 12, at the Uptown Theater.

Wednesday, May 12, at the Bottleneck.

Friday, May 7, at the Uptown Theater.

Fly or Die (Virgin)

It's All Around You (Thrill Jockey)

The Neon God: Part One -- The Rise (Sanctuary)

Between the Dim & the Dark (Brash Music)

It's Always 1999 (Load)

It's All Over Now (Independent)

Dining

The Red Vine's kitchen gets all tangled up.

Joseph Avelluto didn't feel Il Trullo love for Dennis Kaniger.

Movies

Van Helsing blows up monster-movie legends with hip upgrades.

Dogville screws the pooch.

Arts

Mental health takes a beating in Blue/Orange -- your own.

Roger McBride homesteads in the wild, wild Northeast.

Our critic weighs in on local theater.

Our critics recommend these shows.

Calendar

A Cinco de Mayo celebration gets saved by Zeros.

Week of May 6, 2004

Brady Vest opens shop at Hammerpress on Friday.

The Downtown Neon Gallery should be a gas.

Ruckers and maulers collide.

The Next Space hosts Meredith Burton.

'Round presents show tunes with a local connection.

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Letters from the week of May 6, 2004

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