Browsing Issue: Wednesday, February 18, 2009

News: Feature: Neglected Heritage Historians are battling to preserve the park where Fort Worth was founded. By DAN MCGRAW News: Letters: Bring on Batra’s Wisdom News: Metropolis: Prairie Power Tandy Hills gets a haircut, after years of pressure from environmentalists. By BRYAN SHETTIG and JEFF PRINCE News: Online Exclusive: The Revolution, Televised Death is never on holiday, according to Microaudiotellarevolution. By Anthony Mariani News: Static: She Can See His Hair From There Music: Featured Music: Bending Metal Urizen breaks the rules — including the one that says all metal bands have to lack a sense of humor. By CAROLINE COLLIER Music: Hearsay: Big Ideas Music: Last Call: Communication Breakdown Film: Film Reviews: But I’m a Cheer-leader Fired Up is a comedy that doesn’t quite bring it off. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Compañero Steven Soderbergh’s Ché is broken in halves and half-watchable. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Golden Oldie Rise & Shine, sleepy heads. By LAURIE BARKER JAMES Eats: Chow, Baby: Three Days of the Corn Soup Calendar: Night and Day: Lake Effect Swan Lake runs Fri-Sun at Bass Performance Hall, 525 Commerce St, FW. Tickets are $19-99. 877-828-9200 By Leonard Eureka Arts: Gallery: Microaudiotellarevolution Arts: Stage: Devil and the Deep Blue Sea Superlative acting keeps Stage West’s The Seafarer from sinking. By JIMMY FOWLER