Love Don't Live Here Anymore
Valentine's Day is for Suckas
Here's A Valentine that's been stepped on, shredded and burned. This is a collection on non-Hallmark moments by a band of cynics who've come through love's trenches scathed but wise. This Survey of firsthand war stories, songs, flicks and plays attest: Yeah, love bites. But CityBeat bites back.

The Art of Sedition - Artist groups infiltrate the Contemporary Art Center with activist messages

Hope and Empathy - Community theater offers a moving staging of A Lesson Before Dying

Overcoming Grief - Falcon's engaging ensemble needs a jolt of energy for To Gillian on her 37th Birthday

9 to 5 - Atlanta quintet Sound Tribe Sector 9 throw a little of everything in their funky Jam gumbo

Leaving This Ol' Town - Blues belter Bill Caffie steps out one last time

Spill It - Love Bites

Old and Grey - Vera Drake is a breakthrough for actress Imelda Staunton

Boxcar Marty - Martin Scorsese might receive a Best Directing Oscar for The Aviator, but Boxcar Bertha is the more honest film

Reel Answer: - Spike Lee on the Year of the Pimp

A Lovely Wallop - Newport's Aoi offers traditional Japanese cuisine and a sense of privacy

Uncorked! - Wine Clubs

Still Fighting - Owensby case again explodes

A Failure to Collaborate - Civil rights lawyer examines the city's progress

All The News That Fits - Bitter Medicine

Savage Love - What price great sex?

Living Out Loud: The Elephant Woman - Remembering Aunt Sara

Arts Beat - Does Your Mother Know?

Sports - The Patriots Are No Mere Dynasty

Letters - Facts Come After the Fact

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