Nov 17-23, 2010

Vol. 31, No. 5

News & Views

Arts & Culture

  • Bound for glory

    A shortlist of notable booksellers

    By Michael Jackman

  • Cheat Code

    The latest in the Fallout series is a little janky but still awesome

    By Bryant Franks

  • Locally literate

    Another banner year for books about Detroit

    By Michael Jackman

  • Cat Power!

    A new sort of feline monument rises a stone's throw from the Corner

    By Michael Jackman

  • Motor City Cribs

    Citizen Smile's hallowed Roseville rehearsal space

    By Doug Coombe

  • Plant life

    The old Packard factory sits abandoned and crumbling, but it's home sweet home for these guys

    By Detroitblogger John

  • Motor City seasonal

    For Christ's sake, support your local mom & pop

    By Megan O'Neil

  • Season's greening!

    Suggested ways to replace your cash with gifts for the holidays

    By Metro Times editorial staff

  • Tangled

    Think of it as Rapunzel 2.0, an updated tale of a beautiful young princess

    By Jeff Meyers

  • Love and Other Drugs

    Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhaal spend lots of time rolling about naked

    By Corey Hall

  • Today's Special

    Nice cooking equates to soul metaphor movie

    By Corey Hall

  • The Next Three Days

    Russell Crowe's prolonged exercise in nerve-rattling tension

    By Corey Hall

  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1

    Go. Don't go. Nothing I write will make a difference. Still here? Very well.

    By Jeff Meyers

  • Burlesque

    A series of Christina Aguilera music vids separated by a pantomime of hoary clichés

    By Corey Hall

  • My Dog Tulip

    Lots of honesty, humanity and humor, though a tad discomfiting at times

    By Jeff Meyers

  • Monsters

    When not being clumsily political, an intriguing hybrid of lo-fi and sci-fi review

    By Corey Hall

  • Girl talk

    Plus shark attacks, a human target and a Jackie Earle Haley sighting!

    By Jim McFarlin

  • 127 Hours

    Danny Boyle and James Franco's latest film is better than it has any right to be

    By Jeff Meyers

  • Fair Game

    Bristles with the outrage of a still-raw nerve

    By Corey Hall

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