Volume 27, Issue 13, November 04, 2004

Features

A token of their extreme: Project/Object keeps Zappa's legacy alive

Project/Object was gathered backstage between sets, having just played over an hour of demanding music. The first half of the band's concert was marked by a painstaking attention to musical detail, a diverse sampling of styles and sounds, a good dose of social satire, and an unbridled enthusiasm for the material. more >>

Because they're women

by Dawn Madura
The Metropolitan

The sister of a woman savagely raped and murdered in Ciudad Juarez cried before a crowded room adorned with prayer candles and Day of the Dead skeleton statuettes Saturday. more >>

Metro Fashion Association Fall Fashion Show

Photos by Danny Holland

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