To Die for
The Suicide Girls are as much about community as commodity
The Internet has changed the game forever. When, with a whiplash click of a mouse, one can go from reading The New York Times to viewing Paris Hilton having sex, a cultural shift has taken place.

Curtain Call: Theaters, Actors, Etc. - Whole Lotta Theater on the Fringe and beyond

Doctor Know - Sexologist says couples are too often distracted

Writer's Block - Black Book Fair carries on with a name change and an impressive lineup

Born a Ramblin' Man - There's more love than ambition in Michael Tarbox's garage-y vision of Delta Blues

Local Disco-O-rama - Freddy K sails with a schizophrenic mix of Post Rock extremes

Locals Only: Message Accomplished - The Messengers prove that social consciousness still has a big place in Punk

Book Club - Author and director unite on House of Sand and Fog

Beyond Copacabana - Fernando Meirelles receives Oscar acclaim with City of God

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - Val Kilmer is a wonder in Wonderland

Upscale Watering Hole - Lebanon's Wild Bill's is an intriguing mixture of common and eccentric

The Dish - Everybody's Cooking

Don't Follow the Money - Probe of police funds passes uneventfully at City Council hearing

Aid for AIDS - Federal study points to needs in Over-the-Rhine

The Day the Music Critic Died - Firing at The Enquirer prompts lawsuit

Savage Love - Dan takes the heat for his less-than-honest advice

Living Out Loud: The Long and Winding Road - My 40 Years with The Beatles

Arts Beat - TV and/or Politics

Your Negro Tour Guide - Curb Your Enthusiasm

Where Are They Now? - University of Cincinnati

Sports: An Open Shot - No dominant teams so far at the NBA's half-way mark

Letters - A reader calls Kathy's comments about her into question

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