December 30, 2004-January 5, 2005 | [2004 issue index] |
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What Happened Next?We revisit our biggest stories of 2004. |
news
Station Static: A former KYW Newsradio anchor claims bias against women.—Angelina Sciolla
Auld Lang Crime: Predictions of a looming mob war may be overstated.—Brendan McGarvey
The Bell Curve: City Paper's weekly gauge of Philly's Quality of Life
columns:
Political Notebook:The Year That Was—Mary F. Patel
opinion
Slant by Patrick Rapa
For Whom the Bellhorn Tolls?Slant by Duane Swierczynski
Lie to MeLetters to the Editor: by the readers
special section
arts
Sit Back and Rewind: Taking the arts of 2004 one moment at a time.
artspicks
movies
Fall Guys: With American authority on the ropes, 2004's movies were full of damaged men.—Sam Adams
History Lessens: The year's movies underline the necessity and the difficulty of looking back.—Cindy Fuchs
music
Best CDs of 2004: Rock/Pop/Hip-Hop Div.
The List Tureen: Who voted for what.
No No No No No No: These are the best albums of 2004.
DJ Nights—Sean O'Neal
musicpicks
naked city
They Took Their Shots: Gil Fitch, a member of Philadelphia's all-Jewish SPHAs basketball team in the 1930s, reflects on violence in sports.—Steve Cohen
how they'll lose: Week 17 vs. Cincinnati—Brian Hickey
Icepack—A.D. Amorosi
mixpicks
All About Eve—Tami Fertig
Evein' More—A.D. Amorosi
food
Days of Wine and Exposés: Bottles, breakdowns and buying local set the dining tone for the past 12 months.—Maxine Keyser
off the menu—Juliet Fletcher