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Lamont exploring the gubernatorial landscape
Ned Lamont, the darling of Connecticut's left-wing for his 2006 challenge against Joe Lieberman,...
Laurie Berkner's back
My daughter Sally and I are going to see Laurie Berkner in concert at the Shubert Sunday at 1 p.m....
Come See a New Genre Classic With Me At the Avon - TOMORROW NIGHT!
When "Drag Me to Hell" was released theatrically, back in May, the critical...
The Crypt of Bronte
I believe I have solved the annual dilemma about what to get the-truly-difficult-recipient on your...
Now Playing: A Christmas Carol
If you've ever spent a cold winter's night watching A Christmas Carol on TV and thought, "What...
Twin Tigers: "Automatic," for the People
I'm a sucker for the "Tomorrow Never Knows" beat -- that little syncopated hiccup...
A few words from the cast of Brutal Legend
Brutal Legend is the most metal game ever. Seriously, how could it not be...Lemmy Fucking Kilmister...
Fairfield County Fair
Return of the Sucking Sound
If you're desperate to fill the void between trick-or-treating and touring the neighbor's holiday...
No Free Lunch
You know what they say about the best laid plans of mice and men. The Ridgefield Board of Education...
Leaving Las Vetas
Having opened a Bridgeport location a little over six months ago, Las Vetas owner Andrew Servetas is...
On The Cover
Murder Through the Looking Glass
What we're really talking about when we talk the killing of Annie Le
Dining
Chefs’ Choice
Local chefs tell us their favorite Thanksgiving dish and who makes it best
Harvest Moon
Local chefs have a bounty of ideas for fall vegetables
Will Eat for Money
Confessions of a 20-year food critic
The News
The Zombies of Autumn
You probably did two things last week that were weird and unnecessary
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
Dumping on Dodd
U.S. Senate candidate Merrick Alpert kicks Dodd while he's down. Plus, the quote of the week
Weekly Salvo
The Moldy Moderate
Joe Lieberman has announced he’ll probably endorse both Republican and Democratic candidates in...
Arts & Theater
Put It All Together
Centuries of alchemy mix together through paintings and artifacts at the Bruce
Touch Me
Groping, slapstick humor and cross-dressing make for a fun night at Playhouse on the Green's Rocky Horror Show
Pretty Little Picture
Goodspeed brings musical theater down to an all-too-human scale
As Big as the Sky
Chandra Prasad's Amelia Earhart is bigger, grander, and more dramatic
A Light in the Darkness
Eclipsed's raw material is as tragic as anything from the Greeks
The World This Week
American Myths-tory
Our national need for stories outweighs our hunger for the truth
Leisure
Outside the Gauge
The pleasures of knitting
Dan Savage
Savage Love: 11/4/09
Why Can't We Be Three?
Music
Addition by Subtraction
Stamford emcee Plus gets real and goes solo
Hear It, Lovett
Lyle Lovett still has loads of fun making music
Jazz Bag: 11/05/09
Vanguard comes to Conn. College; Monk remains mythic in Kelley's book
Still Ticking
Young roots-rockers return with infectious tunes
CD Shorts
New releases by Juice Aleem, Polvo, Despised Icon, Pisces and Alice in Chains
CD of the Week
New release by the Clientele
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Film
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 Weekly about his new book on the history of independent filmmaking
Cars
Seeking a Rebirth
Consumer Reports 2009 ratings
Books
We of Little Faith
Author Niall Ferguson on the financial crisis and the road ahead
From Our Blogs
Sending health care messages
A bunch of social activist types staged a pro-health care reform rally on the University of Connecticut campus
Dodd and his good buddy Joe
Joe Lieberman may be driving swarms of Connecticut Democrats up the wall with his I-don't-want-the-public-option view of health care reform...
Around The State
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
Rescuing the River
The Quinnipiac is looking for a few friends
Last Week's Cover
We Built These Cities
GeoCities shut down last week, vaporizing all those cheesy '90s Web sites. Does that even really matter?