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Richmond’s Hipster Decade 2005–2015: And the Crown We Didn’t Ask For

by R. Anthony Harris | ART, COMMUNITY, CULTURE, EAT DRINK, MUSIC, OPINION & EDITORIAL, STREETWEAR & SNEAKERS, TATTOO CULTURE

Richmond once got called one of the most hipster cities in America, number five in the country, number twenty in the world, apparently. Depending on your disposition, that either made you proud or made you roll your eyes so hard you risked permanent damage. The thing...

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Kyle’s Criterion Corner: The River (1951)

Based on Rumer Godden’s novel of the same name, The River stands as a pillar for French filmmaker’s Jean Renoir’s later often overlooked work. Based on Rumer Godden’s novel of the same name, The River stands as a pillar for French filmmaker’s Jean Renoir’s later often...

Richmond is getting its first Japanese tattoo mural

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Richmond Tattoo Revolution: Styles and Stories from the Streets

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Kyle’s Criterion Corner: Hoop Dreams (1988)

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Kyle’s Criterion Corner: Thin Blue Line (1988)

In 1976 Texas, a 16-year-old kid named David Harris in the midst of his own delinquent crime spree picked up a hitch hiker named Randall Adams. In 1976 Texas, a 16-year-old kid named David Harris in the midst of his own delinquent crime spree picked up a hitch hiker...

GWAR Issues Statement Denying Lawsuit Allegations by Dave Brockie’s Father

Yesterday, Style Weekly published an article by Courthouse News Service correspondent Charly Himmel, reporting on a lawsuit filed against GWAR by William Brockie, father of the late frontman and founder Dave Brockie. The lawsuit alleges that GWAR members conspired...

The Big Lebowski comes to Netflix, Bowtie Insomnia Cinema 4/10-11

All you Little Lebowski Urban Achievers out there to put on your bathrobe, fix a white Russian, and get out the bowling ball because “The Big Lebowski” is now streaming on Netflix Instant. All you Little Lebowski Urban Achievers out there to put on your bathrobe, fix...

Kyle’s Criterion Corner: Gates of Heaven & Vernon, Florida

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