Arts
July 1, 2009
Web Update: Blue Fugue temporarily shuts down service
The club's liquor license expired Wednesday, preventing alcohol sales.
May 8, 2009
Web Update: 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' offers gory fun
This game will keep players' bloodlust satiated.
May 7, 2009
Column: 'Ghosts' seems hurried, unoriginal
Let's pull out old movie files and throw together a product.
Illegal downloading for fans of Del the Funky Homosapien just got easier
The rapper will perform at The Blue Note next week.
More grown-up Sounds to play Blue Note on Wednesday
Next week's show will showcase a more streamlined, mature quintet.
Indyground showcase at Blue Fugue celebrates rap, art
Local artist Graham Blackwell will paint during the show.
May 5, 2009
Column: 'Wolverine' entertaining, but not new
Jackman propels the ho-hum plot forward with skill.
Childlike Manners shows some maturity
The group has branched out enough not to drive the listener insane.
John Henry & the Engine plays Thursday at The Blue Fugue
The band is staying busy, with a new music video, record and tour dates.
April 30, 2009
'Ninja Blade' a worse version of 'Ninja Gaiden'
Quick, boring mini-games drag down the mediocre swordfighting sequences.
Column: 'Soloist' a confused mess
Keeping focus could have saved this movie.
Kid Cudi's mixtape shows wit, promise
His new album will release at the end of summer.
April 27, 2009
'Henry Hatsworth' a jolly good show
The game includes inventive and wacky puzzles.
Column: Compacted 'Earth' maintains message
With an environmental message, it appropriately uses recycled footage.
Sugar & Gold sweet, infectious throwback
Electric performances might cause involuntary booty-shaking.
April 23, 2009
Column: '17 Again' clever play on classic premise
Efron fills the featherweight role well.
Asher Roth's Asleep in the Bread Aisle no better than the single
His references are absurd and his lyrics are boring.
