CityBeat, Issue 221,
April 11-17

• Injustice at the Altar
  Why isn't this Mason couple's marriage as legal as everyone else's? Here's how same-sex unions are sparking the civil rights debate of the decade...
  

• Finally ... Sharing the Credit
  Indianapolis museum brings long overdue exposure to African-American artists
  
  
• ARTS BEAT COLUMN
  Aronoff Puts Bolshoi Money Where Its Mouth Is
  
  
  

• Everybody Vote For Alan Keyes
  
  
• Letters to the Editor
  Not Extreme
  
  

• They're Not Dead Yet
  The Kids in the Hall return from 'hiatus' to make feature-film debut
  
  
• A Man and a Movie
  Veteran French filmmaker Claude Lelouch, returns with 'Les Miserables,' but America's not interested
  
  

• Seeing Italy from Downtown
  From Vine to Walnut, traveling the spectrum from old-fashioned Italian to 'innovative Mediterranean'
  

• Utter Kiosk
  Your guide to the best of this week's arts, events and music
  
  
• Beats of the Week
  Cincinnati CityBeat and Cinci.Com give you THE guide to what to do in the area this week
  
  
• Click a category to see what's up around town:
  
  
• CityBeat Personals
  
  
• Backbeat
  
  

• Write When You Get Work
  For Cincinnati novelist, writing is just a matter of finding the time

• Revenge of the Invisible Band
  Seeking higher visibility, old pros Roundhead release a new CD
  
  
• POSITIVELY YEAH YEAH YEAH
  
  
• Spill It!
  On the Tube
  
  

• Missing in the Media
  Annual study finds news outlets censoring everything from the telecommunications bill's disadvantages to the dangers of ozone's No. 1 enemy
  
  
• A Below Average Living
  Organization is devising ways to help Cincinnati clerical workers who earn less than the national average
  
  
• Burning Questions
  Still Silent on Safety
  
  
• Statehouse
  Affirmative Reactionaries
  
  
• Web Bites
  Bits and Pieces heard 'round the web this Presidential Election Season
  
  
• Silicon Injections