Email Author Niles Baranowski
WED 12/31 2004. It doesn't quite have the ring of "2000," does it? Something about those round numbers just makes you want to party... More >>
Face it -- the human race is downright voyeuristic. We people-watch and stare at the TV as if we lack lives of our own. And when it comes to... More >>
It seems a bit perverse to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Wright brothers' flight at Kitty Hawk in an underground gallery. Given that... More >>
Lewis Black has seen St. Louis before and knows its biggest problem: It's not sprawl or crime -- it's mold. "I like [St. Louis], except you got a... More >>
Editor's note: A correction ran concerning this story; see end of article. Who says you can never go home again? After lighting... More >>
Imagine Coldplay's "Clocks." Now imagine it with ukuleles instead of pianos. Not even close, is it? For reasons that a professional musicologist... More >>
Historically, Double Helix TV (St. Louis's public, community-access cable-TV channel) hasn't been as well known as its sister radio station, KDHX... More >>
FRI 12/5 On these early winter nights, the air is oftentimes so crisp and the sky so clear that it feels like if you could just find a... More >>
SAT 11/29 In some cultures royalty is hereditary. For the first annual Cheesefest, though, royalty is chosen by meritocracy. Prove... More >>
To answer the inevitable first question, "Scream Toward the Uprising of Nonconformity" is what S.T.U.N. stands for. While that may sound... More >>
WED 11/19 There's Bill Murray and there's Chris Rock. That's it. Sure, you can probably think of other Saturday Night Live... More >>
"So this is the New Year and I don't feel any different," sings Ben Gibbard on Death Cab for Cutie's fourth album, Transatlanticism. It's... More >>
Part petting zoo, part museum, the St. Louis Children's Aquarium sits hidden among dismal factories and wholesalers in Hanley Industrial Court.... More >>
FRI 11/7 And now for something halfway different. Not three years after Monty Python alum Eric Idle circuited the country with his... More >>
Sort of like a postmodern Felix and Oscar, Junior Senior is a duo of opposites (Jesper "Junior" Mortenson is tiny, straight and writes the... More >>
FRI 10/31 Are you afraid of the big, bad wolf? Your fear is largely unfounded and is likely a product of the myth and ignorance which... More >>
FRI 10/24 There are those who claim something is terribly wrong with mainstream media. They believe cynical editors dismiss stories... More >>
Since 1981, Shonen Knife has been providing the aural equivalent of a Hello Kitty lunch box to hipster stereos everywhere. Yes, you read... More >>
SAT 10/11 The contemporary art "buzz" in St. Louis is really, really good at the moment, and the friendly folks at Critical Mass want... More >>
There are two things you need to know about the Loop in Motion festival this year: one, the Loop de Loop parade (which gets under way at noon on... More >>
Devoted readers can be strange creatures: reclusive, obsessive, their eyes baggy and squinting after another night lost to a good book. They share... More >>
It's hard to believe that Clayton, our squeaky-clean, mini-metropolitan suburb, would have anything that's the best of its kind in the country,... More >>
The Essex Green was once part of the now-defunct Elephant 6 Recording Company, a group of psychedelic late-'90s bands halfway between a... More >>
THUR 8/28 The August 28 preseason battle between the St. Louis Rams and Kansas City Chiefs is predictably being hyped as a braggin'... More >>
Hey kids, the circus is coming to town! Grab your sodas and peanuts and come down to the big top! All of your favorite attractions will be there:... More >>
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