Browsing Issue: Wednesday, November 07, 2002

News: Cafe Reviewed: Tread Lightly Spiral Diner makes a big impact on your taste buds without angst for animals. By NANCY SCHAADT News: Feature: Punch Like Paulie Ayala floats like a butterfly and thinks like a family man.\r\n By Dan McGraw News: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Astrology News: Letters: Polos, Price, and Patrons News: Metropolis: Nuisance Factor A new asbestos-removal plan is keeping the derelict Cowtown Inn standing. By DAWN REISS News: Static: No Love-In Music: Feature: Fight the Power Jurassic 5 transcends typically trite political rap to produce something like music. By ANTHONY MARIANI Music: Hearsay: Rock Summit Music: Listen Up: Brasco sings tunes the young people will enjoy\r\n(APG Records) By Ken Shimamoto Music: Listen Up: Robin Sylar Bust Out\r\n(Race Records) By Ken Shimamoto Music: The Show: Backed by the Flaming Lips By Jimmy Fowler Film: Film Reviews: Great Ash Nothing going in De Palma’s latest but supermodel booty and bad acting. By KEN SHIMAMOTO Film: Film Reviews: Rabbit, Rap The Eminem show gets the Hollywood treatment in 8 Mile. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Chow, Baby: Hold the Snarl Calendar: Night and Day: Revenger’s Tragedy Arts: Gallery: Perfect: Figurative Objects & Drawings Arts: Stage: Tony y Maria Bernstein’s take on Romeo and Juliet is revived for the Bass Hall stage. By LEONARD EUREKA