Browsing Issue: Wednesday, March 18, 2009

News: Feature: Renaissance on the Rails “Bo” Keely has advised millionaires, but he’d rather be hopping freights. By PETER GORMAN News: Letters: Pillory, Not a Parachute News: Metropolis: Not Rowing Miss Daisy Sculling’s popularity is growing in North Texas. By ERIC GRIFFEY News: Second Thought: Obama and the Gulag The whole system that allowed torture must be repudiated, not just Guantanamo. By Gwynne Dyer Music: Featured Music: Cleaned, Cleansed Catfish Whiskey frontman Keegan McInroe makes a musical and spiritual transformation. By JIMMY FOWLER Music: Hearsay: South-by ’Til Midnight Music: Last Call: Living the High(lands) Life By Laurie Barker James Film: Film Reviews: Double Dare Corporate spies’ Duplicity runs rampant in this funny caper flick. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Popular Man Date Paul Rudd and Jason Segel win us over by saying I Love You, Man. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Big D Great service and fantastic desserts can’t make up for a merely serviceable lunch at Habanero’s. By LAURIE BARKER JAMES Eats: Chow, Baby: Ye Olde Economie Shoppe Calendar: Night and Day: Springing into Spring Revivals of two Paul Mejia ballets and a new piece by guest choreographer Anatoly Emelianov highlight Metropolitan Classical Ballet’s spring repertory program. By Leonard Eureka Arts: Gallery: Material/Object Arts: Kultur: In the Zone Butterfly Connection crosses over into a dimension of virtuosity. By JIMMY FOWLER