May 16, 2013

people

• Q&A: Robert Grimmett of boutique office and art supplier Robert Mason Co.
• Things We Love: Jesse Tigges edition

music

• Preview: Fall Out Boy might require leaving your adult musical notions behind
• Music preview: Ancient Wisdom’s sludgy riffs help perpetuate luring mystery
• Five bands to see at Rock on the Range
• Meet the Crew’s soccer rockers, Sloan and the Keepers
• Staff Pick: Eat Skull shifts gears from clamorous intensity to soft-focus psych
• Music preview: MS MR’s pop sensibilities will take you away
• Local music: Folk-rocker Hebdo aims to spirit you away
• Rock and Roll Softball: Who says punks can’t play ball?
• Kenny Lectro’s color-themed dance parties becoming big hit
• Sensory Overload: Fake Islands has good ideas, but focus needs refined
• Preview: Father John Misty reaches surpasses genre boundaries
• The Rock/Jock Timeline: Alive explores the intersections of music and sports
• Staff Pick: The Stepkids appeal to cratediggers and All Good crowd
• The List: 10 bands that should play Rock on the Range

screen

• Movie review: Father, son and wholly ghostly story in “Greetings from Tim Buckley”
• In J.J. Abrams We Trust: A retrospective on the lord of the movie geeks

arts

• Arts preview: Skype Q&A with “Edie & Thea” filmmakers
• Arts preview: Village Valuables offers antique deals in German Village
• Arts preview: 134th Annual Student Exhibition showcases CCAD’s best
• Arts previews: “Transplanted” exhibit focuses on meanings of environment
• Staff Pick: Available Light Theatre continues string of hits with Jane Eyre show
• Staff Pick: Fergus Fellows exhibition presents looks at modern female experience
• Behind the Scenes: A trek for Trekkies to the “Star Trek” super store

eat & drink

• Wine profile: A pink drink
• Bar profile: Newly opened Crest Gastropub already packing in Clintonville crowds
• Distilled: Clintonville, the city’s best new beer locale
• Restaurant review: Brunch at CBC is great right out of the gate

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