FWWeekly: Wednesday, August 4, 2004

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, August 4, 2004

News: Feature: Dreams Diverted
HUD says money intended to rebuild a poor neighborhood has been misspent. By BETTY BRINK

News: Letters: Cleveland Angsters

News: Letters: Deep-Dish Rush

News: Letters: Still More on Moore

News: Metropolis: Abortion Law Refugees
Women needing late-term procedures can no longer get them in Texas. By JOYCE TSAI

News: Second Thought: Hitting an All-Masonry Wall
Folks might just build their non-boring houses somewhere besides Arlington. By WARREN NORRED

News: Static: Cringing at Crilley

Music: Featured Music: The Beat Goes On
DJ culture is slowly bubbling back up in Cowtown. By MARJORIE OWENS

Music: Listen Up: Lauren Fine
Paper Airports (Self-released) By Jimmy Fowler

Music: The Show: Eric and Mike Reyes
By Anthony Mariani

Film: Film Reviews: Busting a Cab
Jamie Foxx has the passenger from hell in Michael Mann’s Collateral. By KRISTIAN LIN

Film: Film Reviews: Love Hurts
Little Black Book is a romantic comedy that takes a shocking turn. By KRISTIAN LIN

Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Raise the Flag
Banderas’ schizophrenic quality makes a visit there a roller coaster ride. By NANCY SCHAADT

Arts: Stage: Gad Zeus
Jubilee encapsulates the history of mankind with great Rhythm. By JIMMY FOWLER

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