Email Author Paul Friswold

2004 Stories by Paul Friswold

• Join Other Tennists

  published October 6, 2004

  SAT 10/9 In less time than it took Jennifer Capriati (and some questionable officiating) to defeat Serena Williams at this year's U.S.... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published October 6, 2004

  Wednesday, October 6 Hump Day is not the most convenient time to take a trip to the Pacific Rim for a quick meal. Weekday flights are... More >>

• Head Over Heels

  published September 29, 2004

  SUN 10/3 You've got to hand it to St. Louis: We're exploring every possible angle when it comes to reliving the 1904 World's Fair.... More >>

• Get DTown

  published September 29, 2004

  FRI 10/1 They say art expands the mind. Now it's time to expand your definition of art. At the third ArtDimensions ArtDTour event... More >>

• Prints Charming

  published September 29, 2004

  The art of printmaking, the novice is quick to learn, does not just live in conversations about Johann Gutenberg and the art of the frontispiece... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published September 29, 2004

  Wednesday, September 29 Let us reminisce, just for a moment, about the days of college and the nearly mandatory trip to Europe (yeah,... More >>

• Watt, Me Worry?

  published September 22, 2004

  Mike Watt: musician, diarist, raconteur, philosopher, punk rock's favorite uncle and San Pedro, California's goodwill ambassador to the world. He... More >>

• Bloomin' Beautiful

  published September 22, 2004

  SAT 9/25 "All the world's a stage," Shakespeare once said. For our money, there ain't a set designer in the land who could come up... More >>

• Fashion Second

  published September 22, 2004

  FRI 9/24 Fashion is something that you participate in every day, either consciously or subconsciously. You're wearing clothes, aren't... More >>

• Revolver!

  published September 22, 2004

  WED 9/22 The word "meditation" conjures images of quiet contemplation and stillness. For the practitioner of the sema, a Sufi... More >>

• All Hail Kong

  published September 15, 2004

  MON 9/20 In the introduction to his collection of poems, The Complete Book of Kong, William Trowbridge simultaneously admits the... More >>

• Dogtown, Begorra!

  published September 15, 2004

  SUN 9/19 Where can you find Celtic warriors, live music, hurling and a church service rubbing elbows? This unlikely combination of... More >>

• Artopia

  published September 15, 2004

  Midway through a conversation about the state of Artica in its third year, co-founder Nita Turnage laughs at the suggestion that although she and... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published September 15, 2004

  Wednesday, September 15 With the release of the exciting Playboy compilation CD (as seen on TV), it seems the sexophone is... More >>

• Art v. Art

  published September 8, 2004

  Most people who publicly consume artistic product do so with a glass of wine in hand, in sterile rooms with hardwood floors, in league with fellow... More >>

• South Side of Heaven

  published September 8, 2004

  Why is it that you only really appreciate something close to you when you see it through someone else's eyes? Anna Kuperberg's photographs of... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published September 8, 2004

  Wednesday, September 8 The beauty of shopping in NYC lies not just in gawking at the wonder that is the Prada "museum" but also in... More >>

• Wheels of Good Fortune

  published September 1, 2004

  SUN 9/5 When you think "classic cars," your mind turns naturally to Elvis Aron Presley and charity. The King was as famous for his... More >>

• Gimme Some Skin

  published September 1, 2004

  FRI 9/3 The current show at Elliot Smith Contemporary Art (4729 McPherson Avenue; 314-361-4800), Everything You Always Wanted to... More >>

• Hot Ship

  published September 1, 2004

  Back before cars were invented, man still had the urge to pimp rides. Medieval knights bred their horses for size and strength, then decked them... More >>

• Un-belly-vable!

  published August 25, 2004

  The judges: a bevy of belly dancers from the United States and abroad. The contestants: fourteen belly dancers extraordinaire. Where they collide:... More >>

• The Divine Mr. M

  published August 25, 2004

  FRI 8/27 Metrosexuality is a scourge that must be stopped. Metrosexuality is a godsend that has vastly improved the dynamic of... More >>

• Party Like a Cougar

  published August 25, 2004

  FRI 8/27 Doesn't it feel like radios were beaming "School's Out" just yesterday because, well, school was out for the summer? It can't... More >>

• The Lunar Cycle

  published August 25, 2004

  2004 has, thus far, been a banner year for the armchair explorer. Historical scientists, working around the clock and funded in part by a grant... More >>

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  published August 25, 2004

  Wednesday, August 25 In 1979, a young Mr. Night attempted to leap his bike over two yellow Tonka dump trucks parked in front of a... More >>