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Best Of St. Louis 2008 Readers' Poll

You've only got till Monday to cast your ballot!
By RFT Staff

Perverts Beware

St. Louis area police have your number
By Kathleen McLaughlin

Cannon Fodder

The mystery of the Spanish gun in Forest Park
By Chad Garrison

Cover Me, Too

An Under Cover Weekend at the Bluebird tackles the '60s and '70s, while electronic up-and-comer Deadmau5 worms his way into town
By Annie Zaleski and Eric W. Saeger

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Bummer, the summer concert season is almost over. Look back through the smoke at our Top 10 Summer Concerts. See the List.


Last Night: Nas, Talib Kweli

"Wednesday night’s Nas concert at the Pageant was well worth the wait -- the show’s date had been pushed back twice -- as "God’s Son" himself performed before an anxious crowd. Not only did fans have a chance to get familiar with his latest album Untitled (which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard charts on July 15), but the rescheduled concert added Talib Kweli to the lineup." Read More.

Compiled by Nick Lucchesi

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Perverts Beware: St. Louis area police have your number

Perverts Beware: St. Louis area police have your number

By Kathleen McLaughlin

Letters

Bravo, Boss: Springsteen may have been late, but man, was he great

You Are Here

When People Dance

(1860's Hardshell Cafe, Soulard)

By Timothy Lane

This Week's Cover

The Cover of the September 4 Print Edition

News Real

Cannon Fodder: The mystery of the Spanish gun in Forest Park

By Chad Garrison

Unreal

Unreal plumbs the flavor of French vodka, consults our advice-giving pastor and ponders the Tao of Patrick Swayze

Ask a Mexican

Chipped Off: Is it insulting to serve margs and tortilla chips at a Mexian-themed party?

By Gustavo Arellano

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Two writers debate the pros and cons of indie-rock/Afropop sensations Vampire Weekend, who are making their St. Louis debut on September 10

Two writers debate the pros and cons of indie-rock/Afropop sensations Vampire Weekend, who are making their St. Louis debut on September 10

By Jason Toon and Ryan Wasoba

B-Sides

An Under Cover Weekend at the Bluebird tackles the '60s and '70s, while electronic up-and-comer Deadmau5 worms his way into town

By Annie Zaleski and Eric W. Saeger

Homespun

Lamar Harris

Groove Therapy
(self-released)

By Christian Schaeffer

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Tortilla Road: Tower Tacos stakes its claim a little farther up Cherokee Street

Tortilla Road: Tower Tacos stakes its claim a little farther up Cherokee Street

By Ian Froeb

Drink of the Week

Drink of the Week: Ocean Spray 100% Orange Juice

American Red Cross
9230 Watson Road, Crestwood
314-849-6811

By Kristie McClanahan

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Towering Cinema: Philippe Petit's World Trade Center tightrope walk was made for the movies

Towering Cinema: Philippe Petit's World Trade Center tightrope walk was made for the movies

By Jim Ridley

Frozen River

Boy A

Tropic Thunder

Vicky Cristina Barcelona

Bottle Shock

Swing Vote

Step Brothers

Streetballers

Mosquito Kingdom

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In Theaters

Thu Sep 4, 9:50 PM

Michael Moore Releases Latest Political Full-Length Feature Film Free On Internet

  Oscar winner Michael Moore, the prince of motion picture marketing gimmicks, announced today... More >>

posted by Nikki Finke

Film Features

Cannes Class of 2008: A jury divided unites around Laurent Cantet's schoolhouse drama

By J. Hoberman

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Stage

He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not: The perils of reading too much into a theater review

He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not: The perils of reading too much into a theater review

By Dennis Brown

St. Louis Stage Capsules

Dennis Brown and Paul Friswold suss out the local theater scene

By Paul Friswold

Art

St. Louis Art Capsules

Malcolm Gay encapsulates the St. Louis arts scene

By Malcolm Gay

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