[Photo: Bill Cooke]
The rough-hewn cypress house that Jane Wood Reno built by hand has withstood hurricanes and weathered campaigns. Now it is one of the foundations of daughter Janet's career. Story
'Til death parts us
When a loved one dies, survivors bicker and sometimes come to blows, say funeral directors.
Sunday journal: My brother's new keeper
Our car hurtles through California's San Joaquin Valley. My brother, Carlos, and I share the back seat. I am 8 and he is 6. I glance at fields that stretch for miles and then at my parents who sit silently in the front seat.
Local artists, global influences
The Tampa Museum of Art's sixth "UnderCURRENT/overVIEW" exhibit has a range of offerings with little in common but quality.
Overexposed?
As Sex and the City faces its most complex story lines, creators seem to be relying on more flesh to maintain the show's magic.
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SONIC YOUTH, MURRAY STREET (DGC) After 21 years and 16 albums, eternally young Sonic Youth is still adventurous. Though most of the band, which now includes fifth member Jim O'Rourke, are in their mid to late 40s, Sonic Youth creates dazzling original avant pop -- well, what should we call the band's brand of oddly tuned noise pop? With the layers of guitar brilliance and the detached vocals? The sound is no longer as free-form and angular as it was in 1981. Then again, the sonic-beauty-fest Murray Street isn't strictly pop like 1990's polished Goo.
