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- Issue of
- Mar 6-12, 2012
- Vol. 26, No. 2
Cover Story
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Bass for your face: Is Charlotte becoming Electronic Dance Music central?
If DJ Odi and other EDM vets have anything to do with it, the answer is yes.
News & Views
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- News Feature
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Political musical chairs in Charlotte
Harold Cogdell apparently thinks the N.C. Democratic Shuffle is a new dance craze
Music
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- Music Features
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Bass for your face: Is Charlotte becoming Electronic Dance Music central?
If DJ Odi and other EDM vets have anything to do with it, the answer is yes.
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- Album Review
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CD Review: Laura Gibson's La Grande
An LP whose theme - moving forward fearlessly - is captured here in the timeless voice of a unique young songwriting talent.
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- Vibes
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'Disco Inferno' singer Jimmy Ellis dies in Rock Hill
The Trammps front man had been in failing health.
Film
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- Reviews
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Rampart: Buzz For Woody
Rating: ***
Arts
Food & Drink
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- Connecting the Spots
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Where to find it: Locally made pralines
On March 14, New Orleans Sweet Traditions will open a shop near the seafood counter in the 7th Street Public Market.
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- Reviews
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Eastside eastern: Korean Restaurant, Pho Huong Que
Go here for inexpensive Korean and Vietnamese food
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- Eat My Charlotte
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Iron Chef America winner to 'guest chef' at Mimosa Grill
A "surprise dish", featured on the Food Network show, has been added to the menu.
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- Eat My Charlotte
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Crockpot Arsenal: Rice Pudding
Rice, rice, baby!
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- Eat My Charlotte
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Yelp's Passport to NoDa for the food and drinks
A 10-day neighborhood spotlight encouraging folks to come hang out in NoDa.
Sex & Love
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- Savage Love
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A threesome violation
Husband was stupid and selfish
Blogs & Podcasts
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- The CLog
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Today's Top 5: Monday
Here are the five best events going down in Charlotte and the surrounding area today.
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- The CLog
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Charlotte Film Festival Preview: Bailout
Documentary about banking crisis will be screened as part of Charlotte Film Festival.
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- The CLog
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Martha Connerton/Kinetic Works presents new dance show
The New KinetiCollective centers around the theme of "Family Secrets".
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- The CLog
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Deaf and dry in Davidson
Children of a Lesser God is sold-out, while Stones in His Pockets kicks off.
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- The CLog
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Party for The PPL
The locally grown DNC-related media initiative hosts its kickoff tonight.
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- The CLog
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'Burn, baby, burn': Jimmy Ellis opened my mind
The Rock Hill, S.C.-born singer of the Trammps' dance-floor classic "Disco Inferno" died Thursday
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- The CLog
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Can Obama get an Amen?
He came to talk energy and left with a religious experience.
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- The CLog
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Weekend Film Reviews: John Carter; Rampart
Here's what's newly covered on the cinema scene.
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- The CLog
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Today's Top 5: Wednesday
Here are the five best events going down in Charlotte and the surrounding area today.
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- The CLog
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First Look: Depp as Tonto
Johnny Depp as the reincarnation of Jack Sparrow?
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- The CLog
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Wake-up call
A new study shows HIV/AIDS rates among Latinos and African/Americans is as high in some parts of the U.S., including N.C., as in sub-Saharan Africa.
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- The CLog
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Democratic National Convention 2012 Notebook: Charlotte politics seep into pop culture
Rudy from the Cosbys brings even more political attention to the Queen City.
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- The CLog
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Buff Faye's Sunday Drag Brunch
Battling in Survivor-style mode.
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- The CLog
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A hot, smelly mess
My cat pooped on my floor this morning. So did Arizona Republican Sen. Nancy Barto.
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- The CLog
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Sleeping Beauty and the twisting of toes
N.C. Dance Theatre production meshes choreography by Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux with Tchaikovsky scores.
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- The CLog
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Opening Friday
What's new in theaters this weekend.
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- The CLog
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Dancing and all that jazz at the Gantt Center
Lindy Hop dance program and film screening of A Man Called Adam this weekend.
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- The CLog
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Hardly a lump of coal
A long-time Creative Loafing contributing writer earns credit where credit is due.
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- The CLog
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Surrealist Sundays at the Mint Museum
Lecture on surrealist poetry and screening of The Blood of a Poet.
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- The CLog
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Today's Top 5: Friday
Here are the five best events going down in Charlotte and the surrounding area today.
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- The CLog
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Today's Top 5: Thursday
Here are the five best events going down in Charlotte and the surrounding area today.
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- The CLog
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Fit for print — and film
The Morrison Regional Library will host a screening of Page One: Inside the New York Times.
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- The CLog
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Ear for an ear
Monday Funday isn't so fun after all.
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- The CLog
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LOL: Comedy in the Q.C.
A roundup of CL’s top picks for comedy shows in Charlotte this week.
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- The CLog
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Repeat defender
Antonio Villaraigosa, Democratic National Conention, DNC, Lakers, Charlotte, gay marriage
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- The CLog
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Funky art in Repel No Ghost exhibit
Artist Graham Carew's paintings contain personal reflections.
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- The CLog
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Fairytales, Fantasies & Fear at Mint Museum
Fairy tales, science fiction, fantasy and horror stories serve as inspiration for a wide range of works.
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- The CLog
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Bros unite!
After years of trouble, the EpiCentre emerges from bankruptcy protection.
Nightlife
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- QC After Dark
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The PPL kickoff party, 3/6/12
Photos from the March 6 kickoff party for The PPL.
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- QC After Dark
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Fitzgerald's Irish Pub opens just in time for March madness
No joke, this place smells like my new car.
Columns
Style
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- Features
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Home decor trend: Large mirrors
These reflective pieces give way to art, dimension and even "new wallpaper"
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- Style Stalker
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Collette Ellis
The body piercer recently returned from traveling with Cavalia
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- Klepto Blog
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All About Style: Pamper Parlor Volume 1
A video feature from the recent Pamper Parlor event at RE:Public, with makeup artist Joy Randall.
