March 21-28, 2002	[2002 issue index]
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Must See TV After 19 years of broken promises, advocates for community-access television are suing the city for their place on the box. By Gwen Shaffer

news

13th Street Trust Fund: Developer Tony Goldman will keep a little old
in his new plans for 13th Street.—Daniel Brook

Art Bid-ness A local artist is using a window and an eBay mindset to bring
art to the masses.—Jenn Carbin

Peace of the Action Every Friday, at the Israeli Consulate, protesters demonstrate against Israeli occupation of the West Bank.—Trish Boppert

E-mergency The Inquirer hunts for an e-mail prankster.—Frank Lewis

The Bellcurve: City Paper's weekly guage of Philly's Quality of Life

Hallmonitor:Miles to Go—Jenn Carbin

columns:

Political Notebook:He's Baaaaaack—Mary F. Patel

GuvWatch:Hustle Tustle—Daryl Gale

opinion

Pretzel Logic by Howard Altman
Shadow Boxing

Loose Canon by Bruce Schimmel
Sniffing Up Your Past

Slant by Roger F. Mercum
Medical Emergency

Mailbag: by the readers

arts

Office Space: A tech company in the ’burbs houses a cutting-edge art collection.—Joan Smith

New York Report: —Toby Zinman

Dance: Modern Moves - Jerome Robins—Janet Anderson

Theater:As You Like It—Toby Zinman

Opera:Don Giovanni—David Shepard

artspicks

Pick of the Week: Theater - Kiki and Herb: Pardon Our Appearance—A.D. Amorosi

Art:On the Roofdecks of Philly—Nikki Roszko

Art:Haus Party—Debra Auspitz

Theater:Sing a Rainbow—Debra Auspitz

movies

Re-Genre-ation: Two sequels try to reinvent the wheel
- Toxic Avenger IV & Blade II—Sam Adams

Explode Together - Shiri: A grim but thoughtful cop thriller, set against the backdrop of Korean unification.—Cindy Fuchs

Screenpicks—Sam Adams

music

Three's Company: Jean-Michel Pilc revitalizes the piano trio..—Nate Chinen

E Ain't Heavy: The Eels frontman still feels like an insecure, lonely asshole.—A.D. Amorosi

Making Time: An Interview with Bill Ricchini—Patrick Rapa

Rock Solid: Bernice Reagon’s puts her sweet money back into her music.—Mary Armstrong

Beatbox—Ainé Ardon-Doley

musicpicks

Ed Harcourt—Nicole Pensiero

Holly Golightly—M.J. Fine

Chicks on Speed—M.J. Fine

The Deathray Davies—Brian Howard

Girls Against Boys—John Vittese

North Mississippi Allstars—Nick George

Kaito—M.J. Fine

Bullfrog with Kid Koala—A.D. Amorosi

Arditti Quartet—Lou Camp

J. Mascis—Brian Howard

Tyrone Hill—Nate Chinen

cd reviews

Kylie Minogue—Maura Johnston

The Mountain Goats/ The Extra Glenns—Brian Howard

Andrew W.K. —Maura Johnston

Earth —John Vettese

Kasey Chambers —Nicole Pensiero

discquicks: Carolyn Mark and Her Roommates, The No-No's, Tullycraft, Kaia

naked city

All About Benjamin: Revisiting Franklin Court, a museum trapped in time.—Lucien Crowder

icepack—A.D. Amorosi

mixpicks

Richard Lewis—Frank Halpern

Deadpan Walking—Sam Adams

Star Reporter—Karen Williams

Eastern Promise—Laruen Groff

food

Raising the Bar: Simultaneously elegant and hip, the Swann Lounge is not your average watering hole.—Maxine Keyser

Under the Table—Marc Kravitz