Halloween hoochies....
The other day my friend told me she was invited to a wedding that was being held on Halloween and she...
All Eyes on Lieberman, Again
The state's junior senator seems to revel in the attention he gets by signaling his willingness to oppose reform, and stick it to Chris Dodd
Science Center Sues Architects
The Connecticut Science Center says it cost more than $10 million to fix the problems with their spectacular building in downtown Hartford, and they want their money back
Dumping on Dodd
U.S. Senate candidate Merrick Alpert kicks Dodd while he's down. Plus, the quote of the week
Singing in Shapes
Sacred Harp singing — a vigorous, deep-rooted American choral tradition — keeps drawing new singers in Middletown
Haunted By Ancestors
Sirius Coyote puts together a special Dia de los Muertos set; and Julie Kay Clark's Connecticut return is entertaining, if confusing
Birth of a Blowhard
Did Glenn Beck hatch his plan to become a right-wing radio megastar right here on Connecticut's airways?
Republicans Overtweet
Twitter shuts down 33 fake accounts created by state Republicans in an attempt to lambast Dems
Immobilized
A pre-schooler in the West Hartford public school system is made to wear a weight vest for being too wiggly
Three Women
One's young, smart and restless; one's crazy; and one just happens to be in a wheelchair
Behind the Curtain
Film editor Phil Hall talks to the Advocate about his new book on the history of independent filmmaking
Monsters, Inc.
Writers go back to iconic horror franchises, like Dracula and Frankenstein, for this year's crop of horror novels
No Free Lunch
You know what they say about the best laid plans of mice and men. The Ridgefield Board of Education...
The Information SuperHighway
GeoCities shut down this week, vaporizing all those cheesy '90s Web sites. Does that even really matter?