Recipe for Good: Person of the Year
Jean-Robert de Cavel combines business savvy with an urban sensibility and a desire to give back to his new hometown
Jean-Robert de Cavel is CityBeat's 2004 Person of the Year. That might strike some as an odd choice, given that our past selections tended toward activists and political movers and shakers.

Defying Gravity - CCM musical theater grads are all over Broadway and other New York stages

Sadness or Euphoria - Movin' Out choreographs the heart of a generation

Captivating Choreography - Movin' Out will please musical theater lovers and dance fans

Life Among the Finns - Neil and Tim Finn create a document of their lives with Everyone Is Here

Spill It - A Memorable "Soliloquy"

Locals Only: Tri A Little Grooviness - TriFectaFunk find an audience with their groove-ridden vision of Fusion

Oh ... Pedro - Bad Education is Pedro Almodovar's most mainstream drama; emotions empower The Sea Inside

Tears for Scares - Alejandro Amenábar and Javier Bardem team up for the melodrama The Sea Inside

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - Stranger Than Paraiso

Food on the Move - Tattie's offers carryout without contrition

Bite Me - Meals On Reels

Butt Out - Opposition to Cincinnati's proposed smoking ban builds

Hard Ride Ahead - Cyclists go the distance for women's rights

All The News That Fits - Black and White

Savage Love - Do the right thing

Living Out Loud: Dead and Buried - Columns you'll never see

Estrangement in a Strange Land - Morning Becomes Electric

Editorial - Person of the Year: The Honor Is Ours

Sports - At Last, a Spring of Real Hope for the Reds

Letters - Missing My Weekly Dose

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