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by Michael Caputo
My Ukrainian friend Oleg Sheremet predicted Russia would retake Crimea by 2012. He was only off by about a year, but he will never know. It’s for the best: Watching Russia’s recent invasion might have stopped his heart.
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by David Staba
Since I started writing about the Buffalo Bills almost a quarter-century ago, a single question has lingered above and behind all other discussions about the National Football League franchise: What happens when Ralph dies?
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by Patricia Pendleton & J. Tim Raymond
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by Jack Foran
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by Anthony Chase
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by Anthony Chase
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by Anthony Chase
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by Anthony Chase
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by Javier
After nine seasons, the TV hit show How I Met Your Mother will air its final episode on March 31. Josh Radnor (pictured above), who played Ted all these years, said he’s known part of the finale from the very beginning.
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Last week’s winner was Child of Folly. They will join Orius and Tired Iron in our next live showdown. This week we offer The Naturalists vs. Poindexter.
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by Jan Jezioro
Now in its second season, the Music in Buffalo’s Historic Places series has earned a reputation for programming innovative concerts in unique venues, as at last December’s recital in the Greatbatch Pavilion, where the audience was able to view the freshly snow-draped Darwin Martin House through the ceiling-to-floor windows that framed pianist Christopher Guzman during an almost cinematically perfect light snowfall.
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by M. Faust
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by M. Faust
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Artvoice's weekly round-up of featured events, including our editor's pick for the week, Authority Zero, at the The Waiting Room on Wednesday, April 2nd.
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by Jim Corbran
After writing this column for the past 13 years, and talking to umpteen people about cars in all of that time (and before), I’ve come to the conclusion that that are two kinds of car people out there: those who buy a car because they want to, and those who buy a car because they have to.
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by Chuck Shepherd
The ecology-conscious city (having recently encouraged routine composting of dinner leftovers) is now considering environment-friendly public urinals such as the PPlanter created by engineer Brent Bucknum. Users urinate into a ceramic basin and flush the waste with run-off hand-washing water into a bed of bamboo plants.
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by Rob Brezsny
ARIES (March 21-April 19): I have coined a new word just for your horoscope this week. It’s “zex,” short for “zen sex.” Zex is a kind of sex in which your mind is at rest, empty of all thoughts.
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