CityBeat, Issue 226,
May 16-22, 1996

• Roll Over, Michelangelo
  Cincinnati artist resurrects the ancient art form of fresco with a very public project
  
• 'You Never Know Who's Watching'
  Bobby Cartwright conquered his demons to become one of the leading national figures in Gospel music
  

• A Meal for the Senses
  DiJohn hosts powerful large-scale show of wood-block prints
  
  
• QUICK DRAW
  Show Time
  
  
• ARTS BEAT COLUMN 5/16
  An Unsolved Arts Mystery
  
  
  

• Pseudoquasiesque
  Humongous Anonymous
  
  
• Planning to Fail
  Riot at Jammin' On Main should be examined more for root causes than surface mistakes
  
  

• Boys Keep Swinging
  Jeffrey Friedman and Rob Epstein place the spotlight on gays and lesbians in the movies with 'The Celluloid Closet'
  
  
• Outing Hollywood
  Mixing education and entertainment into a fun, funky look at gays in the cinema
  
  

• UtterKiosk
  Our top picks for the weekend
  
  
• Beats of the Week
  Cincinnati CityBeat and Cinci.Com's picks for your enjoyment around town this week
  
  
• Click a category to see what's up around town:
  
  
• CityBeat Personals
  
  
• Backbeat
  
  

• The Age of Feminism
  Feminist author takes on the process of aging but isn't slowing down herself
  
  
• Will Wonders Never Cease?
  98 years in the making, Ed McClanahan's new novel is a collection of three Kentucky stories

• New Giant City
  They Might Be Giants preview prospective new material on mini-tour stop
  
  
• Save the Swales
  Major personnel shifts and clueless reviewers can't stop the Swales' Bob Carr
  
  
• Spill It!
  Debut, At Last
  
  

• Shift policy comes full-circle
  Police division drops current rotating shifts for a new fixed shift system
  
  
• Updates
  Hamilton County Department of Environmental Services spends more than 100 hours refuting 'citizen audit'
  
  
• Burning Questions
  'Until Hell Freezes Over'
  
  
• Web Bites
  A Weekly look at who's saying what on presidential campaign sites on the world wide web
  
  
• Mass Media
  PRESS CLIPS

• Talking 'Bout Their Generation
  'The Bald Soprano' a rare glimpse into post-WWII theater
  
  
• CCM Builds on Success
  'Bartered Bride' closes season by showing off refurbished hall
  
  
• Talking the Talk
  'Talk Radio' explores America's fascination with loud-mouthed talk-show hosts
  
  
• Time for Farewells
  'Romeo and Juliet' a fitting ending for Cincinnati Ballet's season and its principal dancers