Browsing Issue: Wednesday, April 18, 2002

News: Feature: Get out of Jail Even bondsmen think tarrant county’s bail bond system needs reform. By Betty Brink News: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Astrology News: Letters: Non-Flashing Flesh News: Metropolis: Theater of the Absurd Art-house film folks were —and are— seriously interested in the 7th Street movie house. By JEFF PRINCE News: Static: All the News That’s Fit to Pit Music: Feature: Posterboyof ’Poke By “alt-country” in the dictionary: Jack Ingram’s headshot By Paula Felps Music: Hearsay: Ready For The World Music: Listen Up: Josh Clayton-Felt Spirit Touches Ground\r\n(Dreamworks Records) By Matthew Smith Music: Noteworthy: Sparkle*Jets U.K. Bamboo Lounge\r\n(Smile Records) By Adam Woodyard Music: The Show: Stones Throw By Vic Drabicky Film: Film Reviews: Break It Up The sophomoric Crush will make you feel like getting hammered. By Kristian Lin Film: Film Reviews: Count on Her Sandra Bullock is the heart of the frigid Murder by Numbers. By Kristian Lin Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Bottomless Pit Sixty-year-old Dickey’s Barbecue Pit keeps churning out the hits. By NANCY SCHAADT Eats: Chow, Baby: Man with a Pan Calendar: Night and Day: House Paint Arts: Gallery: Group exhibition Arts: Stage: Rite On As FWDB falters, Bruce Wood ascends to Master status with new ballets. By Leonard Eureka