State of the Arts 2005
It's the quality, stupid
We all know the arts are hugely popular here, but the main reason local arts organizations do so well is because they don't rock the boat.

A Tuneful Fall - Lots of musicals onstage this fall -- plus a mix of classics and new work

A Sound of Thunder - Arts Consortium members meet to demand change at the area's leading African-American arts center

Look Here!: Art, Artists, Etc. - Visionaries and Voices

Year of The Greenhorne - With all of the band's recent developments, it's good to be a Greenhorne now

Locals Only: Lucky Struts - The Kentucky Struts release a marvelous debut with a little help from their friends

Spill It - MidPoint Countdown

Honoring of Loves Past - Ralph Fiennes shines as the troubled hero in The Constant Gardener

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - DVD Reviews of Two Men In Town, The Glass Shield and More...

Summary Judgment - Legal-themed eatery has a varied menu, but keep an eye on the Hot Brown

Uncorked! - Grilling Season

Gulf Coast Devastated, Government Response a Disaster - 'New Orleans Is Gone'

State Your Business - Ohio proposals would let police demand ID and criminalize refusals

Bright Flight, Small City - Candidates discuss population loss and the creative class

Savage Love - The Code

Living Out Loud: An Open Invitation - WWFP Extremist Cage Match ­ 2005

Estrangement in a Strange Land - Insupportination

Sports - Huggins Was a Victim of His Own Success

Editorial - Players' Ball

Letters - Who's Choice Is It?

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