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Arts

The Watch; R, 98 minutes; Regal Downtown Mall 6

Do not think that just because its name was changed, the movie formerly known as Neighborhood Watch has in any way been neutered. Granted, it does have some fertility issues, […]

jonathankiefer | July 30, 2012

Arts

Brock’s vision shines on Borrowed Beams of Light’s new EP

For years, local music fans only knew Adam Brock as a drummer, the powerful force behind bands like The Nice Jenkins and Invisible Hand. But it’s always been clear that […]

jamesford | July 30, 2012

Arts

T.V.: “Top Chef Masters,” “3,” “XXX Olympiad Opening Ceremonies”

“Top Chef Masters” Wednesday 10pm, Bravo Although I love “Top Chef,” I have never been able to get into its “Masters” spin-off. It’s basically the kinder, gentler version of the […]

eric-rezsnyak | July 24, 2012

Arts

The Dark Knight Rises; PG-13, 164 minutes; Regal Seminole Square 4

No wonder Bruce Wayne retired from being Batman. Everybody wants to psychoanalyze the guy: His butler, his burglar, his nemesis, his police commissioner, and practically anyone with a hand in […]

jonathankiefer | July 24, 2012

Arts

Billy Hunt’s scream portraits are all the rage (and joy)

Billy Hunt is a Charlottesville-based photographer who pairs fun, accessible concepts with high-quality image-making. He’s probably best known for his extensive photography of the Collective of Lady’s Arm Wrestling (CLAW) […]

jamesford | July 24, 2012

Living

Roller Grrrrls: Derby Dames find sisterhood in flat track revival

Miami Beat Box is wearing the elastic beanie cap with the big star on it stretched over her helmet to indicate that she is her team’s jammer, the only skater […]

Preston Long | July 24, 2012

News Uncategorized

Non-profit awards housing grants to police officers

If it weren’t for the Charlottesville Police Foundation, Charlottesville police officers Cory Culbreath and Robbie Oberholzer wouldn’t be living in the city they serve. Relatively low salaries and today’s harsh […]

lauraingles | July 24, 2012

Arts

T.V.: “Project Runway,” “Bachelor Pad,” “Alphas”

“Project Runway”  Thursday 9pm, Lifetime It wasn’t long ago that I was bemoaning the state of this once-great fashion design show, but the charming “All Stars” spin-off did a lot […]

eric-rezsnyak | July 17, 2012

Arts

Moonrise Kingdom; PG-13, 94 minutes; Regal Downtown Mall 6

The new Wes Anderson movie is certainly a richer pastiche than anything else you’ll see at the multiplex this season. And in its Andersonian manner, Moonrise Kingdom is a nourishing […]

jonathankiefer | July 17, 2012

Arts

The Storyline Project fosters creative connections

Monticello Road is an odd part of Charlottesville. It was once literally the road to Jefferson’s house, but the construction of I-64 and Route 20 have truncated it to a […]

jamesford | July 17, 2012

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