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04.05.05
COVER
STORY
Panic Stricken
With
1950's Panic in the Streets, director Elia Kazan explored his first waterfront and made New Orleans the star of the show.
By David Lee Simmons
Widespread Panic
Some little-known trivia of Panic in the Streets
By David Lee Simmons
NEWS & VIEWS
Commentary
Indians deserve respect
The Read on It
Local literacy students put their new skills to work as they react to proposed federal budget cuts that threaten services across the country.
By Lili LeGardeur
Penny Post
Andrei Codrescu on relative age
Bouquets and Brickbats
They get what they deserve.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Musical Chairs
Rick Trolsen and other French Quarter Festival musicians change stages and genres several times a day.
By John Swenson
PLUS: French Quarter Festival Schedule
Hot
Seven
Our suggestions for all that's worth doing and seeing this week, including
the Hot Pick.
Special Events
Listings
Music
Opening Act
Alex Rawls on Dave Fera and R.E.M.'s latest CD release
PLUS: Reviews of reissues by the Kinks, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, Roky Erickson and a live review of Slipknot by Jody Worthington -- online exclusive!
Music Listings
Who's
playing where and when this week.
The Arts
Theater
Dalt Wonk on The Gulls and St. George and the Dragon.
Art
D. Eric Bookhardt on Walter Anderson
Theater, Art and Books Listings
A week's worth of culture.
Film
Balcony Seats
Rick Barton on Downfall
Film Review
Shala Carlson on Sin City
Film Listings
CUISINE
Restaurant Review
Todd A. Price on The Flaming Torch
Food News
By Todd A. Price
Wine of the Week
By Brenda Maitland
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