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  • Eagle vs. shark Grooveshark gets hooked by a $17 billion lawsuit — and brings the national debate over copyright infringement to Central Florida | 2/2/2012
  • Dissolving partnership Mayor Teresa Jacobs continues to kick the can on the domestic-partnership registry | 2/2/2012
  • Garden variety Longtime dim sum favorite offers patrons a little of everything for dinner | 2/2/2012
  • Food truck fever Orlando's mobile food scene sheds its training wheels | 3/24/2011
  • View masters Local publisher Burrow Press shows that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts in 15 Views of Orlando anthology | 1/26/2012
  • This Little Underground Bao Le-Huu takes on Glen Runciter, Sloppy Kisses, the Nude Scene, Reptar, Joe Buck and more | 2/2/2012
  • Happytown The week where the Florida victory of Newtt Romrich almost overshadowed a hearing about how screwed up Republicans have made the voting process, college students revolted against revolting university policies and Lynx got caught in aesthetic overstep. We are going nowhere, fast! | 2/2/2012

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News & Features
Eagle vs. shark

Eagle vs. shark

NEWS: Grooveshark gets hooked by a $17 billion lawsuit — and brings the national debate over copyright infringement to Central Florida By Erin Sullivan 2/2/2012
Happytown

Happytown

COLUMN: The week where the Florida victory of Newtt Romrich almost overshadowed a hearing about how screwed up Republicans have made the voting process, college students revolted against revolting university policies and Lynx got caught in aesthetic overstep. We are going nowhere, fast! By Billy Manes, Erin Sullivan and Casey Morell 2/2/2012
Dissolving partnership

Dissolving partnership

NEWS: Mayor Teresa Jacobs continues to kick the can on the domestic-partnership registry By Billy Manes 2/2/2012

The Are We Sunk? Index

COLUMN: How quickly is Florida sinking into the ocean this week? 2/2/2012
  • Happytown The week where crazy Republicans convened at Lake Eola for the obsolescence of Herman Cain, we played verbal paper-doll games with the primary candidates and then griped about the county's new property tax referendum. We wanna be a cowboy! Get off our land! | 1/26/2012
  • Changing the channel The FCC still hasn't offered a ruling on the sale of WMFE-TV's license to a Christian broadcasting company | 1/26/2012
  • Coverage gap As Citizens Insurance reduces coverage options, advocates worry that there aren't enough private insurers to fill the void | 1/19/2012
  • Artist on the outside How the work of one of the famed Florida Highwaymen ended up behind bars in an Orlando jail | 1/19/2012
  • Bare minimum Do sheltered workshops teach the disabled skills for the workplace or exploit them for cheap labor? | 6/9/2011
  • The Are We Sunk? Index How quickly is Florida sinking into the ocean this week? | 1/26/2012
Music
Narcotics eponymous

Narcotics eponymous

MUSIC: Ex-alt-rock kingpin Mike Doughty explores the nitty-gritty of addiction in new memoir By Reyan Ali 2/2/2012
This Little Underground

This Little Underground

COLUMN: Bao Le-Huu takes on Glen Runciter, Sloppy Kisses, the Nude Scene, Reptar, Joe Buck and more By Bao Le-Huu 2/2/2012
Sensory and sensibility

Sensory and sensibility

MUSIC: Tycho's otherworldly phantasmagoria comes to fruition By Reyan Ali 1/26/2012
Norse mythology

Norse mythology

MUSIC: Local label and booking company Norse Korea Presents celebrates a landmark debut year By Bao Le-Huu 1/26/2012
Arts & Culture
Violent delights have violent ends

Violent delights have violent ends

ARTS: Credible performances save Orlando Shakes' dissonant take on Shakespeare's greatest hit By Al Krulick 2/2/2012
Try before you buy

Try before you buy

ARTS: Central Florida ArtsFest offers a month of performances, exhibitions, concerts and workshops from metro Orlando’s best cultural organizations - and it's all free By Seth Kubersky 2/2/2012

Live Active Cultures

COLUMN: Seth reunites with old friends who have been absent from Orlando’s stages By Seth Kubersky 2/2/2012
Culture 2 Go

Culture 2 Go

ARTS: By Patrick Greene 2/2/2012
  • View masters Local publisher Burrow Press shows that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts in 15 Views of Orlando anthology | 1/26/2012
  • Live Active Cultures Seth stage-manages a manatee and meets a mermaid at Three Sisters Springs | 1/26/2012
Dining
Garden variety

Garden variety

DINING: Longtime dim sum favorite offers patrons a little of everything for dinner By Faiyaz Kara 2/2/2012

Remix

DINING: The champagne cocktail By Jessica Bryce Young 2/2/2012
Cookie crisp

Cookie crisp

DINING: On my culinary intern slave wages in Paris, I couldn't afford to frequent Ladurée (the macaron Mecca) as much as I would have liked. Its porcelain tea services and Sistine ceilings beckoned, but the only time I was able to buy was when my moneyed aunt came to visit for a week. We went every day. Everyone needs a moneyed aunt. By Holly V. Kapherr 1/26/2012
Kevin Tarter bites back

Kevin Tarter bites back

DINING: Next up for the noted chef: small plates with Big Easy flavorsa By Faiyaz Kara 1/26/2012
Film
The Woman in Black

The Woman in Black

ONLINE ONLY: A horror outsider reinvigorates the genre with loving homage By Cameron Meier 2/2/2012
Three to tango

Three to tango

FILM: Tom Tykwer's preposterous German-language return comes to DVD Feb. 7 By Rob Boylan 2/2/2012
A foreign affair

A foreign affair

FILM: International titles to look for in 2012 By by Rob Boylan 1/19/2012

Micro scope

FILM: Winter Garden debuts its first micro-budget film festival By Justin Strout 2/2/2012
  • DVDs Nuts! Lesser-seen OW approved titles | 2/2/2012
  • A Dangerous Method David Cronenberg steps back for Keira Knightley’s fierce performance in fascinating period piece | 1/27/2012
  • Further reflection Newcomers Dee Rees and Adepero Oduye deliver heartfelt awakenings in LGBT drama | 1/26/2012
  • Man on a Ledge Sam Worthington capably anchors run-of-the-mill New York caper | 1/26/2012
  • Albert Nobbs Glenn Close is front-and-center in this gender-bending period drama | 1/26/2012
Columns

Savage Love

COLUMN: My husband is a very kinky submissive man By Dan Savage 2/2/2012

Free Will Astrology

COLUMN: By Rob Brezsny 2/2/2012

Savage Love

COLUMN: Have boyfriend. Several months. Love sex. By Dan Savage 1/26/2012

Free Will Astrology

COLUMN: By Rob Brezsny 1/26/2012
  • Savage Love >My 13-year-old son came out to us this morning | 1/19/2012
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  • Free Will Astrology ARIES (March 21-April 19) The Sanskrit word tapasya is translated as “heat,” but in the yogic tradition it means “essential energy.” It refers to the practice of managing your life force so that it can be directed to the highest possible purposes, thereb | 1/12/2012
  • Savage Love >I am writing to thank you. I remember reading your definition of santorum | 1/12/2012