Elizabeth Kincaid

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Arts + Culture

The New England Floor Punch

The metal-core band Killswitch Engage managed to cross into the mainstream by touring with Slayer and playing the smaller stage at Ozzfest -- but...
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Arts + Culture

Spinning the World on a Skeleton Hand

After five albums (give or take a remix), Rob Zombie still represents a clearinghouse of death metal, gore and go-go dancers, spun through dark,...
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Arts + Culture

A Poor Man’s Collection

In the early '70s, George Cruger, a young editor at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, began doing curatorial work in photography and buying...
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News + Features

Busta’s Rap

He's a giant phallus of a reading icon. But Busta the Bookworm, the creation of L.C. Bird High School technology teacher Kenneth Holmes, isn't...
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Food + Drink

Food Without Faces

Being vegetarian often means ordering the typical garden salad at some chain restaurant, only to find bacon bits dumped all over limp greens. Or...
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Arts + Culture

Oh My Goth!

When Melora Creager created the electric cello choir Rasputina 10 years ago using a classified ad, she had one mantra: No boys and no...
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Arts + Culture

Carving Wind and Water

Working in small sections while the oil is wet on a large canvas, Leigh Wen uses a stylus to carve images of the elements....
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News + Features

Open Roads

The daily commute on Route 288 whips drivers and passengers by the rampant construction in western Chesterfield County with little stall. It's a speedy...
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News + Features

Policing the Barrios

The air smells like chlorine and cleaning product. Outside, it's raining hard, and everyone's hair and clothes are wet. Four folding tables dressed up...
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