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  • 1. Feature

    Skate Nation

    By Jared Jacang Maher
    Published: October 28, 2004

    The Hell Ride Crew took one look at the pictures of freshly troweled concrete and put out a call to the tribes. It would be the Sturgis of skateboarding, a weekend of ripping,...

  • 2. Music

    Electric Company

    By Jason Heller
    Published: October 28, 2004

    Sometimes we get things off to a slow start," says Todd Baechle, revealing a trace of modesty not usually apparent as he slinks and swaggers, often in makeup, around the stage...

  • 3. Cafe

    King of Tartes

    By Jason Sheehan
    Published: October 28, 2004

    Phil Collier, owner and executive chef of A La Tomate Cafe and Tarterie, is a nervous sort of fella. I can see him in the kitchen -- a big space for such a small place, full...

  • 4. Film Feature

    Foxx Is Pitch Perfect

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: October 28, 2004

    The agony and the ecstasy of Ray Charles's long journey cry out for a grittier, more direct movie than Taylor Hackford's Ray -- a movie that's less processed and less...

  • 5. Night & Day

    Reel Democracy

    By Ernie Tucker
    Published: October 28, 2004

    A surprising number of viewers have witnessed Michael Moore's jowly pokes at the Bush administration in Fahrenheit 9/11. While the anti-Dubya flick's more than $100 million...

  • 6. Art

    Beneath the Beast

    By Michael Paglia
    Published: October 28, 2004

    Art displayed in public places dates back to the very start of civilization. The Egyptians, the Greeks, the Persians, the Chinese, the Romans and many other ancient cultures...

  • 7. Sidebar

    Ticket to Ride

    By Jared Jacang Maher
    Published: October 28, 2004

    It's easy to pinpoint the suckiest public skateparks in Colorado: Just count the number of skaters who aren't at them. But even the best skaters don't agree on the best...

  • 8. Music

    Eyedeology

    By James Mayo
    Published: October 28, 2004

    Minneapolis's only suicide hotline. Leave your name, number, and your reason for wanting to die..." This is the message that greets callers when Eyedea's voice mail picks...

  • 9. Bite Me

    Bite Me

    By Jason Sheehan
    Published: October 28, 2004

    Sometimes when I have a bad day, I console myself by thinking about sandwiches. Not about eating them -- although I do dearly love a good sammich -- but making them. It's an...

  • 10. Film Feature

    Hail to the Drama Queen

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: October 28, 2004

    Margo Channing cracked wiser. And her devious protegé cooked up better schemes to steal the limelight. Still, half a century after they lit up the screen, the...

  • 11. Night & Day

    This Week's Day-by-Day Picks


    Published: October 28, 2004

    Thursday, October 28 Traditionally celebrated on November 2, El Día de los Muertos -- the Day of the Dead observed by Hispanic cultures -- is actually spread out over...

  • 12. Artbeat

    Artbeat

    By Michael Paglia
    Published: October 28, 2004

    Mark Brasuell's solo at Edge Gallery (3658 Navajo Street, 303-477-7173) has the bizarre title of Difficult Abstraction. I say it's bizarre because the four paintings that make...

  • 13. News

    File Not Found

    By David Holthouse
    Published: October 28, 2004

    On Sunday, September 19, David Stark landed at Denver International Airport on Frontier Airlines flight 447, which had originated in Philadelphia. Stark had checked two pieces...

  • 14. Playlist

    Jimmy Eat World

    By Zac Crain
    Published: October 28, 2004

    Three years doesn't seem like a long time between records, but kids today -- sorry, but that's who buys Jimmy Eat World albums -- don't have that much patience. The high...

  • 15. Drink of the Week

    Drink of the Week

    By Nancy Levine
    Published: October 28, 2004

    I don't know which brilliant person figured out that if you add a full bar to the upper deck at a sports facility and call it "the club level," you can charge people more...

  • 16. Film Feature

    Secrets and Lies

    By Melissa Levine
    Published: October 28, 2004

    How does Mike Leigh do it? The years pass; film fashions come and go; Hollywood churns its commercial pap. Careers sparkle; others fizz; whom the gods would destroy, they...

  • 17. Night & Day

    Vault of Horror

    By Susan Froyd
    Published: October 28, 2004

    T. Jefferson Carey -- playwright, actor, artist, set designer, landscape laborer -- might be the most unassuming Renaissance man you'll ever meet. But really, he's just a...

  • 18. Now Showing

    Now Showing


    Published: October 28, 2004

    Far Afield, et al. The Robischon Gallery is one of many area venues participating in the so-called Month of Photography, which is being held in conjunction with the...

  • 19. Off Limits

    Off Limits


    Published: October 28, 2004

    Finally, the Unsinkables have either realized their fondest dream -- or had their worst nightmare come true. Because this past Tuesday night, the 7-Eleven at 13th Avenue and...

  • 20. Playlist

    Son, Ambulance

    By Eryc Eyl
    Published: October 28, 2004

    Omaha's Son, Ambulance finally delivers on the indie-pop promises of its debut EP, Oh, Holy Fools. Joe Knapp, the reckless and impassioned singer-songwriter driving the...

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