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21. Night & Day

    Paradise By the Dashboard Tonight

    By John Linn

    Published: September 20, 2007

    South Florida has spawned some prodigious rock musicians: Marilyn Manson, New Found Glory, and Saigon Kick (remember them?) all come to mind. But none have managed to gain such...

22. Night & Day

    Maybe Atheists Find God in Foxholes,

    But Pagans have their Goddesses with ´em.

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: September 20, 2007

    American soldiers come from every background and faith. For years, the higher-ups of the Veteran’s Association repressed the demands of pagan soldiers to put a symbol of their...

23. Night & Day

    There Ain’t No Bugs On Me

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: September 20, 2007

    There’s a strange thing going on with contemporary country music: to succeed, artists have to bridge the gap between the lives and ideals of the young, while still embracing...

24. Night & Day

    I Always Liked the Fat Man Better

    By John Linn

    Published: September 20, 2007

    Though the That ´70s Show spin-off about the ´80s didn’t last too long on television, it doesn’t mean people don’t want to wax nostalgic about that tumultuous decade. They just...

25. Night & Day

    Crüe Cut

    Vince Neil is all that Remains

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: September 20, 2007

    Getting pleasure from singing along – nay, shouting along – with Mötley Crüe anthems is a pre-requisite to properly enjoying any Crüe concert. That’s partially because “Girls...

26. Night & Day

    We Can’t Stop Here, This is Bat Country!

    By John Linn

    Published: September 20, 2007

    Yeah, bats get a bit of a bad rap – everyone’s scared of them even though they’re benevolent little dudes. That’s because they get associated with the blood...

27. Night & Day

    Gypsys: Yes. Tramps and Thieves: Not So Much.

    By Phillip Valys

    Published: September 20, 2007

    A bunch of marauding, sock-stealin’ pickpockets these gypsies ain’t – or so Johnny Depp pledges. He cameos the documentary Gypsy Caravan, about a wayfaring troupe of musicians...

28. Night & Day

    Radio Waves

    By John Linn

    Published: September 20, 2007

    The heyday of the shock jock is long gone, what with the denomination’s reigning king “exiled” to satellite radio. But that doesn’t mean the Tony and Pulitzer Prize nominated...

29. Night & Day

    When a Fuse is a Muse

    By Reshma Kirpalani

    Published: September 20, 2007

    If you’re looking for subtleties and nuances, stop reading here. On the other hand, if you’re looking for a reality check that runs the gamut from DVD video projections to a...

30. Night & Day

    Ride On, Garcia

    By Terra Sullivan

    Published: September 20, 2007

    With all of the things that Jerry Garcia’s name has been associated with – from the gluttonously half-baked Cherry Garcia ice cream and intoxicating Jerry Garcia wine to the...

31. Night & Day

    Lez Be Friends

    By Daniel Renzi

    Published: September 20, 2007

    Josepher Bonilla wanted to bring his two favorite things together: hot chicks in latex and hot chicks who make out with each other. Voila! The Liquor Lezbians Latex Lube Party...

32. Night & Day

    Creative and Thrifty? Sounds Like Art

    By Jamie Laughlin

    Published: September 20, 2007

    Some business deals go down in seedy bars, others over a sweaty handshake. For the lunchroom film series, it happened in a civilized fashion over a proper midday meal of pulled...

33. Night & Day

    HSM: Inducing More Smiles Than Paxil

    By Daniel Renzi

    Published: September 20, 2007

    "What time is it? Party time! That's right -- say it loud!" Do you know what song this is from? Those are genuine, bona-fide lyrics from Disney's High School Musical movie...

34. Night & Day

    A Modern Holocaust (With Popcorn)

    By Phillip Valys

    Published: September 20, 2007

    Filmmakers’ cameras haven’t been aimed anywhere near the most brutalized of Darfur’s regions, and for good reason: Arab militia dispatched by the Sudanese Government are...

35. Stage

    Roaring Silence

    America phones in, and the emptiness is deafening

    By Brandon K. Thorp

    Published: September 20, 2007

    In Talk Radio, radio host Barry Champlain has hollowed himself out. Years ago, he was a small-time Akron DJ blessed with the gift of gab and a certain "sixth sense" about...

36. Art

    Sewing for Glory

    A group of Alabama seamstresses elevates the art of quilt-making to Matisse and Klee territory

    By Michael Mills

    Published: September 20, 2007

    When the Museum of Art/Fort Lauderdale shut down at the beginning of the summer, there was more than a little skepticism, in these pages and elsewhere. What could they be...

37. DVDish

    Feeling Feverish?

    Published: September 20, 2007

    Saturday Night Fever: 30th Anniversary Special Collector's Edition (Paramount) For all its camp-classic status as the ultimate disco-fever dream, John Badham's movie truly is...

38. What Else Is New?

    Beyond the Gates

    Published: September 20, 2007

    Beyond the Gates (Fox)Blade: House of Chthon (New Line)The Boss of It All (IFC)Boston Legal: Season Three (Fox)Brothers and Sisters: The Complete First Season (Buena...

39. Game On

    'Roid Rage Returns

    Metroid Prime 3 is the best you can get for the Wii

    By Chris Ward

    Published: September 20, 2007

    In space, no one can hear you scream "Jumpin' Jesus, this is one of the greatest games ever!" But that doesn't mean you won't try during Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Hardcore...

40. Music

    In Praise of Assholes

    A critique of Kanye, 50, and the whole hip-hop circus

    By Greg Tate

    Published: September 20, 2007

    Kanye West and 50 Cent are the two biggest drama queens to hit pop music since Alice Cooper and Iggy Pop, and that's not a bad thing. Hip-hop, still the voice of young black...