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Mills Allison lives the bi-coastal life. Right now, he's in Los Angeles. But in September he'll be back in Charleston, starting production of his suspense/thriller film, Dig. One of three productions awarded a grant by the Indie Grants program of the South…
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Oak Steakhouse
This is one of my favorite downtown restaurants. I have tried every appetizer and always… -brewengineer
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Craftsmen Kitchen and Tap House
I finally made it into the peninsula to visit Craftsmen Kitchen, after a couple month… -brewengineer
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Charleston Bakery
Web site advertising, sign on door, and telephone message says hours are 7 AM to… -Jim McKelvey
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Chopsticks House
This is truly the tastiest Chinese food in recent memory. After 10 years living near… -drval
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Phuong Restaurant
Yes! -Paul Cheney
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Star Trek Into Darkness is a sign of the hopeless times
Endorkin Rush
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McClellanville's Stephanie Waldron keeps Hollywood's blockbusters green
The Greensman
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Philip Durst gets therapeutic with convenience store castoffs
Dum Dum Origami
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Tales Transposed opens at City Gallery
Painter Nathan Durfee, collage artist Lillian Trettin, and sculptor Judy Mooney featured
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City Paper's overview critic Jeffrey Day has some insights into the 2013 festival
And is a sucker for puppets
