Lady Love Wednesday, March 5

Multiple winner of the Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes Festival, Blue Is the Warmest Color is scheduled for release this month on DVD, so we can finally see what all the fuss is about. A French …

The Sky Isn’t Falling Wednesday, March 5

In response to 'Some Justice. No Peace' and 'Witness to the Prosecution

Lucero, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Matrimony Rock Your Week Wednesday, March 5

'Ocean Floors,' Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Ford, 'From Swastika to Jim Crow,' Earl Klugh and Nnenna Freelon are also on your agenda

One Man, One Vote. But Not Really Wednesday, March 5

How Jacksonville's election system suppresses the black vote

Bad Grades Wednesday, March 5

Florida's flawed school-grading system: We can't dump it, so how do we make it better?

Bill Maher, on the Edge Wednesday, March 5

The HBO host talks Hillary Clinton, being put out to pasture and the wussification of the Democratic Party

Songs about Love Wednesday, March 5

Mariah Johnson has a cat named Bacon, severe allergies and a lilting voice she doesn't like to use

Teach a Man to Fish ... Wednesday, March 5

The Drug Users Resource Center in Vancouver, British Columbia (noted in NOTW for a vending machine dispensing 25-cent crack-cocaine pipes to discourage addicts from committing crimes to fund their habit), launched a program in August to supply …

Government in Action Wednesday, March 5

Rape-prevention activists estimate that local governments have backlogs of untested evidentiary "rape kits" that total up to 400,000 nationally — signifying free crimes for rapists, lost justice for victims, and ruined reputations for men wrongly …

More Texas Justice Wednesday, March 5

After 37 years in prison, Jerry Hartfield goes to court in April for a retrial of his 1977 conviction (and death sentence) for murder in Bay City, Texas. Actually, the 1977 conviction was overturned, but before Hartfield could demand his release (he …