FWWeekly: Wednesday, May 15, 2003

In the ever evolving world of the web - www.fwweekly.com is getting a facelift. It's been fun but since the newer, faster, better website is about to be rolled out I just wanted to thank you for supporting this super-functional, totally whacky site over the past couple years. I've tried hard to stay up to date with this new fangled technology but no more - the Weekly and I have gotten along well the last couple of years but now we have irreconcilable differences- it doesn't mean mommy and daddy don't love you. Stay real my friends and know that if you ever need the old www.fwweekly.com website you're screwed. F me. I'm out.

Browsing Issue: Wednesday, May 15, 2003

News: Feature: Music Awards 2003
By Anthony Mariani

News: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Astrology

News: Letters: No Getting Over

News: Letters: Yesterday’s Wine

News: Metropolis: Prison for Protest
Activists arrested at the School of the Americas may not find much comfort at Carswell. By BETTY BRINK

News: Second Thought: America’s Petri Dish
Happiness is a free paring knife. By AMBER ROLLINS

News: Static: The Glow of the Green

Music: Featured Music: Hippie Discs
Some DVD versions of classic rock films offer great additional footage. Others .. By MATTHEW SMITH

Music: Hearsay: ‘The Purse’

Music: Listen Up: Shemekia Copeland
Talking to Strangers (Alligator Records) By Ken Shimamoto

Music: Listen Up: Smokin’ Joe Kubek & Bnois King
Roadhouse Research (Blind Pig Records) By Ken Shimamoto

Music: The Show: Awards Show
By Ken Shimamoto

Film: Film Reviews: Sex and the Sixties
Forget The Matrix! The dazzlingly retro Down With Love has the real fireworks. By KRISTIAN LIN

Film: Film Reviews: The New Neo
Kick-ass action trumps philosophy overload in the sequel to The Matrix. By KRISTIAN LIN

Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Shuck Off
An uneven seafood experience awaits you at Ocean Rock. By NANCY SCHAADT

Eats: Chow, Baby: A Cup of Conde, Please

Calendar: Night and Day: Voices in My Head

Arts: Gallery: Jessica Neary

Arts: Stage: Joy of Bolshoi
With Bass Hall appearances, Ballet Arlington proves its superiority over classic Russian ballet. By LEONARD EUREKA

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