Browsing Issue: Wednesday, December 15, 2004

News: Feature: Soldier’s Heart Thousands of Iraq War veterans face serious psychological problems and a system ill prepared to help them. By Dan Frosch and Peter Gorman News: Letters: Angst and Alverson By Mitchell Alverson News: Letters: Angst and Alverson By Diane Gentry News: Letters: Angst and Alverson News: Metropolis: Controlling the Crime District Board members and others are questioning the city’s use of special tax funds. By JEFF PRINCE News: Static: Much Ado about Nuttin’ By Static News: Static: Suspicious Minds Music: Featured Music: Heaven Just Got Heavier Remembering Metroplex metal star Dimebag Darrell, a.k.a. Darrell Lance Abbott By JUSTIN PRESS Music: Hearsay: He Had a Dreamworld By Hearsay Music: Hearsay: No Axis ... Yet By Hearsay Music: Last Call: ’Rack-ed With Anxiety By Last Call Music: Last Call: Black and White, and Red All Over By Last Call Music: Last Call: Nutty Investment? Music: Listen Up: American Music Club Love Songs for Patriots\r\n(Merge Records) By Matthew Smith Music: Listen Up: Marilyn Scott Nightcap\r\n(Prana Records) By Jimmy Fowler Music: Listen Up: PrinceRodriguez Ballad of Pedro Nix (Reload Records) By Maurice Thomas Music: Listen Up: Willy Mason Where the Humans Eat (Team Love Records) By JIMMY FOWLER Music: The Show: Engine of the Ocean Music: The Show: Pablo and the Hemphill 7 By ANTHONY MARIANI Film: Film Reviews: Spies and Swords Romantic tragedy and martial arts combine in the dazzling House of Flying Daggers. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: When Sunny Gets Blue A Series of Unfortunate Events is a mediocre movie that needs more Lemony. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Bates Hotel Schizophrenic food makes a trip to the Star Lounge in Hurst a risk. By PETER GORMAN Eats: Chow, Baby: Cold Case Files By Chow Baby Eats: Chow, Baby: Shack of the Week By Chow Baby Calendar: Night and Day: That Nutty Met Ballet By Leonard Eureka Arts: Art: Twin Peeks Two North Texas artists explore the sacred and the profane at Artspace 111. By ANTHONY MARIANI Arts: Books: Tales from the Crypt A forensic scientist lifts the veil on some of the country’s most infamous crime scenes. By MARGARET ALLYSON Arts: Screen: Iggy Flop ‘A Confederacy of Dunces’ won the Pulitzer in 1981; a Fort Worthian with ties to the film rights awaits the adaptation. By BRIAN ABRAMS Arts: Stage: Muffled ‘Voice’ Stage West reduces the life of Barbara Jordan to a slide show. By JIMMY FOWLER