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Johnny Quest

Just John (self-released)

by Andy Vihstadt

Tags: Listen Here, Review, Johnny Quest, Joe Good

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Bird on a Wire

by Charles Ferruzza

Tags: Cafe, Dining Review, Mike Donegan, Helen Stroud, Kansas City, Olathe

Fat Mouth

East Meets North

Zona Rosa adopts Bo Ling's for the Year of the Dog.

by Charles Ferruzza

Tags: Fat Mouth, Columns, Bo Ling, Richard Ng, Zona Rosa, Mike Donegan, Bo Lings

Movies

Film

Spell It Out

The film version of Bee Season overplays its hand.

by Melissa Levine

Tags: Film, Film Review, Richard Gere, Juliette Binoche, Myla Goldberg, Saul Naumann

Film

Common Cold

Harold Ramis' The Ice Harvest is just a reheated Christmas caper.

by Robert Wilonsky

Tags: Film, Film Review, Harold Ramis, John Cusack, Richard Russo, Robert Benton

Arts

SeeSaw

White Punk's Burden

Black people could fit right in with KC's punk scene, so where are they?

by Gina Kaufmann

Tags: SeeSaw, Columns, Alain Francois, Laszlo Toth, Kansas City, Haiti

Stage

One Holy Night

Who says the asses have taken Christ out of Christmas? Who says the asses have taken Christ out of Christmas?

by Alan Scherstuhl

Tags: Stage, Stage, Justin Van Pelt, Stacey Uthe, Daniel Doss, Edna St. Vincent Millay

Art

Circus Act

Jill Foote-Hutton's Carnivale Pilgrimage is a circ du ceramics.

by Ray T. Barker

Tags: Art, Columns, London

Art Capsules

Art Capsule Reviews

Our critics recommend these shows.

by Rebecca Braverman, Annie Fischer and Gina Kaufmann

Tags: Art Capsules, Culture Listings, Charlotte Street Foundation, Osa Johnson, Kansas City Museum, Johnson County Community College

Stage Capsules

Stage Capsule Reviews

Reviews and previews of upcoming shows.

by Alan Scherstuhl

Tags: Stage Capsules, Listings, Buddy Holly, Union Station, The Walt Disney Company, Crown Center

Home Entertainment

What Else Is New?

Our top DVD picks for the week of November 22.

Tags: What Else Is New?, Reviews, FOX Broadcasting Company, Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., Buena Vista Home Entertainment Inc., Pompeii

DVDish

Your Government at Work

by Luke Y. Thompson and Robert Wilonsky

Tags: DVDish, Reviews, Aeon Flux, Robert Wilonsky, MTV Networks Company, Ozzfest

Game On

For Those About to Rock

Guitar Hero< cranks rhythm-gaming up to 11.

by Chris Ward

Tags: Game On, Reviews, Guitar Hero, David Bowie, Dire Straits (Band), Eddie Van Halen

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Night & Day

Blaze of Glory

This 39th Street hot spot mixes music and fashion.

by David Hudnall

Tags: Night & Day, Calendar Story, Bill Rainey, Chicago, Westport, Fred Perry

Night & Day

Night & Day Events

Week of November 24, 2005

Tags: Night & Day, Calendar Story, Gerald Dickens, Sandra Boynton, Harry S. Truman, Richard Tripp

Night & Day

Ethics 101

Week of 2005

Tags: Night & Day, Calendar Story, The New York Times Company, The New York Times Magazine, New York City, Dan Savage

Urban Experience

Come, Mr. DJ

Won't you turn the music up?

by Andrew Miller, Ray T. Barker and Annie Fischer

Tags: Urban Experience, Columns, Davin Watne, Dylan Mortimer, Annie Fischer, Kansas City

Sports/Outdoors

Lighten Up

Your good cheer is demanded.

by Andrew Miller and Rebecca Braverman

Tags: Sports/Outdoors, Columns, AFC West, American Football Conference, Kansas City Chiefs, National Football League, Country Club Plaza, Country Club Plaza

Performance

Valley Girls

Late Night Theatre does Jacqueline Susann. Again.

by Andrew Miller, Annie Fischer and Alan Scherstuhl

Tags: Performance, Columns, Ron Megee, Lawrence, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Alan Scherstuhl

See/Be Seen

Nothing but Networking

James Elaine is an artist's best friend.

by Annie Fischer, Libby Page and Kate Smith

Tags: See/Be Seen, Columns, Lawrence (New York), Suzanne Blier, James Elaine, Indy Cred

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Fallen Star

Letters from the week of November 24, 2005

Tags: Letters, Letters, AL Central Division, American League (Baseball), Kansas City Royals, Major League Baseball

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These Were the Earlies (Secretly Canadian)

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Just John (self-released)

Dining

Zona Rosa adopts Bo Ling's for the Year of the Dog.

Movies

The film version of Bee Season overplays its hand.

Harold Ramis' The Ice Harvest is just a reheated Christmas caper.

Arts

Black people could fit right in with KC's punk scene, so where are they?

Who says the asses have taken Christ out of Christmas? Who says the asses have taken Christ out of Christmas?

Jill Foote-Hutton's Carnivale Pilgrimage is a circ du ceramics.

Our critics recommend these shows.

Reviews and previews of upcoming shows.

Home Entertainment

Guitar Hero< cranks rhythm-gaming up to 11.

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This 39th Street hot spot mixes music and fashion.

Week of November 24, 2005

Week of 2005

Won't you turn the music up?

Your good cheer is demanded.

Late Night Theatre does Jacqueline Susann. Again.

James Elaine is an artist's best friend.

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