BLOGS
The Blood of the Lamb
Neva Dinova and the dangers of the soundman
By John Adamian
Portal: Flashed
Some of you may have played around with the 2D Flash version of Portal , and if you haven't, check...
 05/06/2008 By Scott Niblock
DIY Ideas for Spring #403
Cup holders! ...
 05/13/2008 By Edie
Racism rears its ugly head on the campaign trail...
Billary Clinton wasn't lying when she said that racist, un-educated, idiotic factory bums wouldn't...
 05/13/2008 By Robert
Ask Mizz Monika
The time is so right ... for a Patrick Swayze party!
By Mizz Monika
Because It Is: Kenneth Patchen
Kenneth Patchen (1911-1972) was an extraordinarily creative individual whose quiet intensity and...
 05/12/2008 By Alan Bisbort
High wire Hijinks
Social Studies hardly ever ventures forth during the day from our West End manse lest it is for the...
 05/08/2008 By Krystian von Speidel
Film Blog
Loops and walla from the bottom of the trim bin.
 By Ann Lewinson
An Ominous Request
The owner of my fav Indian restaurant in West Hartford just called me at work. This is not necessarily...
 05/13/2008 By Brianna
Up Front
TMI
Too much information from Lisa Cody
 By Melissa Byron
Bartender Buddha
Pearls of wisdom from Rob Depaola
 By Melissa Byron
Hard Times At Twain's House
One of Hartford's international landmarks struggles to remain fully funded and relevant
 By Adam Bulger
News
Cops and Copper
High metal prices fuel an underground trade of stolen scrap
 By Jim Motavalli
A Hartford Homecoming
Author Michael Downs left the city, but Hartford was never far from his thoughts
By Daniel D'Ambrosio
A Shifting School Strategy
In Hartford Public Schools, power and money are being pushed out to individual schools rather than being kept in the central administration, but there have already been some unintended consequences
 By Daniel D'Ambrosio
SEC Sues Colt Investor
The Securities and Exchange Commission is alleging a Las Vegas-based financier with an interest in Colt Gateway duped investors out of millions of dollars before being forced into bankruptcy
 By Daniel D'Ambrosio
Rowland's Secrets
What we'll never know about the ex-gov's new gig
 By Rachel Slajda
Crime and Punishment
Curious police reports from around the region
Compiled by Adam Bulger
Columns & Opinion
Mickey Mouse-opatamia
Disneyland comes to Baghdad
 By Alan Bisbort
The Dregulator: Secrets and Lies
Is America's brand tanking?
By Cintra Wilson
Letters to the Editor
Going green
 By our readers
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Music
Teen Angst, At 30
Canada's Ladyhawk labor away in obscurity in the U.S.
By John Adamian
Praise the Lord
Jesus Christ Superstar swings by the Bushnell with original film-cast-member Ted Neeley
 By Brianna Snyder
Local Motion: For the Son of the Morning
Morgirion rocks so hard their sound guy explodes; and Sapphire plays a set right out of a David Lynch flick
 By Dan Barry
CD of the Week: Elbow
The Seldom Seen Kid
 By John Adamian
CD Shorts
New releases by Tokyo Police Club, New Bloods, Etran Finatawa, and re-issues by Instant Orange and Golden Shoulders
 By Advocate staff
Screen
War Pigs
Favreau and company chicken out, Mamet takes a dive and Wong Kar Wai likes pie
 By Ann Lewinson
Goofus and Gallant at Gitmo
Two takes on GWOT, one comic, one tragic; plus, more baby drama
 By Ann Lewinson
Dining
Dining Out: The Key Ingredient
Farmington's Joey Garlic's takes its name seriously
By Steve & Lisa Alcazari
Leisure
Pixel Nation: The American Dream
Games within games within games in Grand Theft Auto IV
By Scott Niblock
Arts and Literature
Night Owl: The Spray Can School
An event at Central Connecticut State University celebrates graffiti art
By Robert Cooper