The Jefferson also announces an October date with Martin Sexton.

A blogger humbly requests reader assistance. Plus, inside the arts in this week's paper.

C'ville native J. Clay Tweel wins best doc at the L.A. Film Festival for "Make Believe."

Much to do, from the Invisible Hand tonight at the Southern tonight, to celebrity b-ball tomorrow. Plus, a very brief tribute to MJ.

"We sent the train too quickly down the track," administrators say. "The New WTJU" will launch in late August. Plus, lots of updates.

Plus, notes on the Southwood Photo Project in its fourth year

UVA's unruly public radio station will reorganize programming and place songs in rotation

New theater worth checking out at Hamner and Four County Players, plus rock 'n roll galore.

Plus, Virginia Film Fest welcomes submissions; and Bob McDonnell, in the end, signed a bill to attract the entertainment biz to the Virginia

Plus, what's that thing on Second Street? And a look at what's in this week's paper

Picking up on an interesting discussion that started, in all places, on the the internet.

Take a virtual tour of this weekend's goings-ons.

Your midweek literary bigwig update. Plus, Jimmy Cliff reschedules.

The acclaimed Australian film Samson and Delilah: True Love shows only once; plus, two things I'm looking forward to this week

The Kingston Trio's coming too. Plus, a Jimmy Cliff consolation prize.

Plenty of fun to be had despite the stormy weekend: Derby Dames do "Virginia is for Shovers," check out a classic film or hang with Jimmy Cliff, the proto-rude boy.

It was the first season announcement under the theater's new executive director.

The Infamous Stringdusters' give some local love at the Festy. Plus, read a response to last week's cover story about women in local music.