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Seoul Food Korean restaurant in Antioch offers a cure for a hangover and plenty more

Not So Fast

Common Currents Obsessive drawing and borrowed imagery figure in the work of two young artists at TAG

It Takes Courage People’s Branch finds its way with Bertolt Brecht’s challenging antiwar play

Legislative Phallusy When the Dildon’t Bill goes soft, what’s a columnist to do?

Steve Gill Prepares for Liddy Gig With Rat Sandwich But not planning any felonies, WTN host says

Star Stuck Heading into its fourth season, Nashville Star is a TV hit—but so far, winning is no guarantee of country fame

 

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The owner of this American flag wouldn’t tell us its exact location. “It’s near my Jesus cartoons, but that’s all I’ll say,” he says. If the Frist amendment, not to be confused with the First Amendment, passes, he worries Flag Protection Act goons will try to regulate his treatment of Old Glory. “I would never burn my flag,” he says. “I might curse voting for certain boneheaded senators in its presence, but I’d never set it on fire. Though with Sen. Frist constantly wrapping himself in the Stars and Stripes these days, I guess I can understand his concern.”