Oct 15-21, 2009

Vol. 17, No. 1

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Local News

Gone to Pot

By Nicholas Deshais
Oct 19, 2009
Local News

The Last Crusaders

By Daniel Walters
Oct 19, 2009
Local News

The King and the Rocket

By Inlander Staff
Oct 19, 2009
Columns & Letters

Before Its Time

Pondering the future over an oyster and a bottle of wine

By Paul K. Haeder
Oct 19, 2009
Columns & Letters

JOE WILSON, SERENA AND KANYE KICK OFF OUTBURST WEEK

By Andy Borowitz
Oct 19, 2009

Arts & Culture

Whitopia, Idaho

A new book making national headlines shines a light on white boomtowns -- including Coeur d'Alene.

By Joel Smith
Oct 15, 2009
Arts & Culture

Drawing as Ritual

By Carrie Scozzaro
Oct 19, 2009
Arts & Culture

"Dissection," John Harley Warner and James M. Edmonson

Not for the faint of heart, but a fascinating look at our grisly medical history

By Terri Schlichenmeyer
Oct 19, 2009
Arts & Culture

Writer’s on Fire

By Michael Bowen
Oct 19, 2009
Arts & Culture

The Deep End

How a new way of swimming is helping me get my chi back.

By Joel Smith
Oct 19, 2009
Arts & Culture

Inlander picks

By Tammy Marshall
Oct 19, 2009
Arts & Culture

Practical Jokes

On the eve of his biggest performance ever, Dan Cummins has learned nothing so much as this: It's complicated being funny.

By Luke Baumgarten
Oct 15, 2009

Food News

FRESH&TASTY

By Carrie Scozzaro
Oct 19, 2009
Food News

East Meets West

For flavors of the east, head west — just a few miles west, to the international restaurant row in Airway Heights

By Ann M. Colford
Oct 19, 2009

Movie Reviews

Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box

A whimsical story and a slew of straightforward puzzles collide in the form of the Professor Layton’s Diabolical mystery.

By Marty Demarest
Oct 19, 2009
Movie Reviews

And Now for Something Completely Different

A director and star known for eluding typecasting break the mold once again

By Ed Symkus
Oct 19, 2009
Movie Reviews

Special Sauce

With its roofs made of pancakes and forts made of Jell-O, here’s an adaptation of a children’s book that will appeal to both kids and adults

By Maryann Johanson
Oct 19, 2009
Movie Reviews

Melrose Place

Fifty-four minutes I'll never get back

By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
Oct 19, 2009

Music News

Breaking Through

By Lynne Margolis
Oct 19, 2009
Music News

Electric Mayhem

Husband-and-wife duo Jucifer are no Sonny and Cher — they’re nomadic metal barbarians who’ll pillage your feeble eardrums

By Leah Sottile
Oct 19, 2009