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Lamont exploring the gubernatorial landscape
Ned Lamont, the darling of Connecticut's left-wing for his 2006 challenge against Joe Lieberman,...
The Wormwood review
The art of revolution often fades when the political realities change. You're stuck with an honest...
I Drink Therefore You Aren't
If I were a drinker again, today would be a good day to imbibe. The Republicans won a mayor's race...
Now Playing: A Christmas Carol
If you've ever spent a cold winter's night watching A Christmas Carol on TV and thought, "What...
Twin Tigers: "Automatic," for the People
I'm a sucker for the "Tomorrow Never Knows" beat -- that little syncopated hiccup...
A few words from the cast of Brutal Legend
Brutal Legend is the most metal game ever. Seriously, how could it not be...Lemmy Fucking Kilmister...
On The Cover
Murder Through the Looking Glass
What we're really talking about when we talk about the killing of Annie Le
News
Rescuing the River
The Quinnipiac is looking for a few friends
All Eyes on Lieberman
Connecticut's junior senator seems to revel in the attention he gets by signaling his willingness to oppose reform, and stick it to Dodd
Dumping on Dodd
U.S. Senate candidate Merrick Alpert kicks Dodd while he's down. Plus, the quote of the week
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Science Center Sues Architects
The Connecticut Science Center says it cost more than $10 million to fix the problems with their spectacular building in downtown Hartford, and they want their money back
WEB EXCLUSIVE: American Myths-tory
Our national need for stories outweighs our hunger for the truth
WEB EXCLUSIVE: The Zombies of Autumn
You probably did two things last week that were weird and unnecessary
Eats
Harvest Moon
Connecticut chefs have a bounty of ideas for fall vegetables
Deluxe: 11/05/09
Your weekly foodie fix
Dining Guide
Will Eat for Money
Confessions of a 20-year food critic
Super Chupe
A coral-colored red snapper broth forms the base for the Nuevo Latino-inspired chowder ($8) at Pacifico...
The Rage at Sage
While the New England clam chowder ($6.95) at Sage American Grill and Oyster Bar (100 S. Water St.,...
Arts and Theater
Step Lightly
A classic mystery novel-turned-Broadway farce shifts gears again and launches national tour at the Shubert Theater
Stage Thrust: 11/5/09
Theater artists from Poland have made some wild impressions on New Haven theatergoers over the years....
A Light in the Darkness
Eclipsed's raw material is as tragic as anything from the Greeks
Power Play
Love was at turns violent and touching in Yale Cab's Skin Tight
Island of Pleasure
Hillhouse Opera Company takes on a rarely-heard masterpiece
Deracinated Racine
Yale School of Drama's Phedre inspires unintentional giggles
Visual Art
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Put It All Together
Centuries of alchemy mix together through paintings and artifacts at the Bruce
Books
Cooking to Recovery
All she needed to heal was a good kitchen
We of Little Faith
Author Niall Ferguson on the financial crisis and the road ahead
WEB EXCLUSIVE: The Mentsh Maker
Michael Wex, author of Born to Kvetch, recounts lessons of the good life in a new book
As Big as the Sky
Chandra Prasad's Amelia Earhart is bigger, grander, and more dramatic
Here and Eternity
A new book about the history of the biggest idea of them all
Savage Love
Savage Love: 11/4/09
Why Can't We Be Three?
Music
Dee Delivers
Boston octet rocks retro-cool with spirited '60s soul
Still Ticking
Young roots-rockers return with infectious tunes
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Packing Heat
Swingin' good Texas roots music heads north
Local CDs: 11/05/09
NHIC & Run to Water reviewed
Stuck in a Corner With ... Jon Ericson!
Singer and guitarist with Echo & Drake, at The Space Nov. 10
Jazz Bag: 11/5/09
It's hard to get a steady gig in New York. When you've had one for more than four decades,...
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Hear It, Lovett
Lyle Lovett still has loads of fun making music
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Addition by Subtraction
Stamford emcee Plus gets real and goes solo
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Singing in Shapes
Sacred Harp singing — a vigorous, deep-rooted American choral tradition — keeps drawing new singers in Middletown
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Leisure
The Week: 11/5/09
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5 Music: Still Cryin' for Ryan Back in 2004, a dude with an acoustic guitar,...
Event Listings
Film
Three Women
One's young, smart and restless; one's crazy; and one just happens to be in a wheelchair
Cars
Seeking a Rebirth
Consumer Reports 2009 ratings
From Our Blogs
Sending health care messages
A bunch of social activist types staged a pro-health care reform rally on the University of Connecticut campus
Dodd and his good buddy Joe
Joe Lieberman may be driving swarms of Connecticut Democrats up the wall with his I-don't-want-the-public-option view of health care reform...
Annual Manual
Annual Manual: In With the New
Our guide to the area, featuring interviews with those in the know
Last Week's Cover
Wishful Voting
Our take on who "should" run for mayor, and a few words from those actually vying for the job