Bottom's Up
After Months of Speculation, Local Band Bottom Line Finally Signs With A Major Label and Re-Introduces Themselves In The Process
In August 2004, local Pop/Punk band Bottom Line got some fairly life-changing news.

The Stand (Up) - The serious business of making other people laugh

Books - Book reviews of Steven Johnson, Jim Bauer and More...

Moving in Opposite Directions - Playhouse's Last Five Years a worthy addition to modern musical canon

The New 'Grass in Town - Jim and Jennie and the Pinetops overhaul and honor Bluegrass tradition on their new album

Locals Only:sweet 'honey' in the rock scene - Local Rock powerhouse Bastion readies their debut release

Spill It - Web Gems

Singing a Looney Tune - DreamWorks supplants Disney as king of cartoon culture by taking an edgier approach

Groove Tube - Z Channel director Xan Cassavetes remembers an influencial Los Angeles cable channel

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - DVD reviews of Samaritan Girl, Cheers and More...

Dial Down the Horsepower - Parkers' equestrian theme clashes with solid menu

The Dish - THE DINER

The Discipline of Discipline - 'Losing it' and finding it again

Walking on Sunshine - Markets on Main events promote Over-the-Rhine as a walkable community

Porkopolis - Debating Cultural Differences in Parenting

Savage Love - Am I My Brothers Keeper?

Living Out Loud: One Day at a Time - Back on the big fat wagon

Estrangement in a Strange Land - Viable GOPtions

Arts Beat - Conservative Savages at the PBS Gates

Editorial - Beat It

Sports - United They Stand, but Is England's Model Soccer Club Due for a Fall?

Letters - Are Some Happy With UC's Decline?

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