Jun 17-23, 2004

Jun 17-23, 2004 / Vol. 16 / No. 56

Upcoming Releases

The following releases will be in stores Tuesday, June 22: Age of Ruin, Tides of Tragedy (Eulogy) The Album Leaf, In a Safe Place (Sub Pop) Asia, Arena (Snapper Music Group) David Benoit/Russ Freeman, Benoit Freeman Project II (Peak) The BoDeans, Resolution (Zoe) Trina Broussard, Same Girl (Motown) C.E.L., Journey (Emphasis) Chronic Future, Lines in…

Culinary Events

VEGETARIAN COOKING CLASS Join Debbie DeGraaff to learn how to prepare vegetable sushi. Free. 10-11 a.m. Wed. and Thurs., June 16 and 17. ALSO, learn how to prepare texturized vegetable protein. Free. 10-11 a.m. Wed. and Thurs., June 23 and 24. Nature's Harvest Market, 1021 N. MacDill Ave., Tampa (813-873-7428). MEET THE CHEF Borders will…

Outtakes

Short reviews of movies playing throughout the Tampa Bay area.

Ask the Advice Goddess

Bother Figure The only thing keeping me from proposing to my girlfriend is her ex, who's Mr. Control. They have a 6-year-old son together. The dad has ample visitation rights, lives in town, and babysits often. Still, every night, the son has to call and check in with him. It's not like he wants to.…

Spins

A Grand Don't Come for FreeTHE STREETSVice/AtlanticMost American hip-hop is life writ large. Mike Skinner (aka The Streets), from London by way of Birmingham, shows how the genre can be applied to an average Joe. A Grand Don't Come For Free is a thoroughly unique permutation of hip-hop that allows a revealing glimpse into British…

Freebie

World Peace and Prayer Day Once upon a time, not too long ago, Chief Arvol Looking Horse announced that the "signs" of the Indigenous people's prophecies had shown themselves. Along with other spiritual leaders and elders who gathered at the United Nations to present their prophecies, he believed the time had come to begin global…

Letters

An Inexplicable DefenseI've always been a fan of the Weekly Planet offering an interesting alternative to the St. Petersburg Times and regularly exposing the Times' secret agendas. However, a recent column by Doug Tuthill crossed the line. His inexplicable defense of the Uhuru Movement and Omali Yeshitela was not only insulting to the Times staff…


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