Vol. 29, No. 51
Merrily down the drain
By Jack Lessenberry
Crimes and punishments
By News Hits staff
Time’s warp — and the legacy of Coleman Young
By W. Kim Heron
Fabulous fare
By Metro Times Food Staff
Holocaust by bullets
By Sandra Svoboda
Capital offenses
By Corey Hall
Murder and cover-ups
Complications ensue
By Dan Savage
Letters to the Editor
By Metro Times readers
Comics
Flame out
Both Charlize Theron and Kim Basinger disrobe, but the film still flounders
By Jeff Meyers
Bright Star
A hushed Keats affair gets a lush and eloquent once-over
The September Issue
Slips winningly behind fashion mag's haughty smirks and heady glam
Santiago dreaming
Gritty, violent and shows us that the flipside of pop culture escapism is soul-sucking insanity
Fulgurites, asparagus and zaniness
By Travis R. Wright
Surrogates
Allegorical futuristic yarn shows us how fake is the new real. Plus, Bruce Willis!
Another one bites the dust
By Detroitblogger John
Night and Day
By Megan O'Neil
Whip it good
Border skirmish
Maria's Comida brings Mexican fare to Hamtramck
By Jane Slaughter
Food Stuff
Industrial tools
By Walter Wasacz
The cuddly bunch
By Brett Callwood
The jazz age
Backwash
By Brian Smith
Places
By Scott Bragg
As 'daffy as a motherfuckin' duck'
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