Browsing Issue: Wednesday, June 5, 2003

News: Feature: Food Fascists? Part 1 \r\n\r\nIssue: June 5, 2003 \r\n\r\n\r\nMetropolis\r\n------------------------------------------------------------------------\r\nFood Fascists?\r\nForget about the radical right. Worry about the PETA puritans.\r\n By Sarah Chacko News: Feature: Food Fascists? Part 2 News: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Astrology News: Letters: Online Votes? News: Metropolis: Begging No Pardon Charlie Joyner’s sad story has a rough flip side.\r\n By JEFF PRINCE News: Second Thought: They Shouldn’t Have Made the Cut And now, in the pressroom, the Goober World Series. By JENNIFER BRIGGS News: Static: Lone Stars, Longnecks, Blue Ribbons Music: Featured Music: Fisher Queen Sally Majestic moves all over the musical map — and puts on a good show, too. By MATTHEW SMITH Music: Hearsay: Wingtip Concrete Shoes Music: Listen Up: Alkaline Trio Good Mourning\r\n(Vagrant Records)\r\n By Ken Shimamoto Music: Listen Up: South FM Drama Kids\r\n(MCA Records) By Ken Shimamoto Music: The Show: Ridglea Theater Film: Film Reviews: Low Self-Redeem Billy Bob Thornton seeks forgiveness (or something) in the pointless Levity. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Who Shot? JD! A local filmmaker puts a hip-hop twist on supernatural horror. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Oriental Shuffle Jazzy vibes, pomo décor, and flavorful food in suburbia’s heart — Café Beignet. By KEN SHIMAMOTO Eats: Chow, Baby: Planet Lunch/Dinner Calendar: Hearsay: Key Components Arts: Feature: Cold Wired Sentiment Jennifer Pepper tackles internet culture and concept art in her latest exhibit. By ANTHONY MARIANI