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Night & Day
How bout BFFs and a take-charge whore?
By Julie Peterson
Sure, girls want to have fun, but with all the ennui and Weltschmerz and stuff nowadays, we're more prone to be prone, or at best curled up in an idly spectating position. Get...
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Night & Day
James E. Garcia penned the play, based on oral histories of Latinos/Latinas who served in World War II and presented by New Carpa Theater.
Thu., April 16, 7:30 p.m.;...
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Night & Day
Authority Zero Singers Side Project Brings Irish Punk to the Valley
By Kelly Wilson
It's not every day a band is born from a jam session, but, for The Bollox, it was the case. The Valley Celtic-rock band formed after Authority Zero singer Jason DeVore and...
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Night & Day
By Michael Lopez
Our friends from across the Atlantic have bestowed many a singer/songwriter upon us. There is a staggering number of skinny, charming Brits infiltrating U.S. radio airwaves...
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Night & Day
You know you wanna go. Resistance is futile.
By Julie Peterson
Are you sitting down? Good. Are you sitting at the bridge of the Starship Enterprise? You can at "Star Trek: The Exhibition." Boldly go through 12,500 square feet and explore...
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Night & Day
By Benjamin Leatherman
After more than four years of rocking the Stray Cat Bar & Grill, the members of Wildlife Refuge have moved their weekly hip-hop hootenanny down University Drive to the Big Fish...
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Feedback
CLEAN MESS
State GOP leader calls Clean Elections unconstitutional: I read with interest your recent article [about Clean Elections] and was delighted to learn that your...
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ˇAsk a Mexican!™
By Gustavo Arellano
In an earlier column, you mentioned that conservatives can't have an argument against illegal immigration without it degenerating into a diatribe against culture. Here's an...
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Music
By Kelly Wilson
It's not every day a band is born from a jam session, but, for The Bollox, it was the case. The Valley Celtic-rock band formed after Authority Zero singer Jason DeVore and...
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Shrapnel
By Steve Jansen
In case you've somehow missed the propaganda popping up around town and the Internets, Record Store Day is Saturday, April 18. In honor of the third-annual national event, New...
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Live Wire
By Michael Lopez
Our friends from across the Atlantic have bestowed many a singer/songwriter upon us. There is a staggering number of skinny, charming Brits infiltrating U.S. radio airwaves...
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Live Wire
By Steve Jansen
Rarely do metal fans have to complain that their favorite bands deviate from their preferred style too often, for an album or even a single song. That's before Mastodon enters...
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Live Wire
By Michael Lopez
It is often commonplace for a band to land a big festival gig that brings it to regions previously unknown and gives those fans in such uncharted territories a chance to see...
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Live Wire
By Jose Gonzalez
DOOM, Kool Keith, and the various members of the Wu-Tang Clan switch up their aliases as often as their kicks. The members of Seattle's Grayskul aren't quite as antsy to...
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Live Wire
By Mike R. Meyer
Portland, Oregon-based singer-songwriter M. Ward has built a steadily growing cult following over the past decade, releasing six studio albums and collaborating with a diverse...
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Live Wire
By Mike R. Meyer
It takes balls (not to mention boundless energy) to play a dozen shows in three days at SxSW, but that's exactly what Black Lips did two years ago at the annual music showcase....
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Live Wire
By Mike R. Meyer
Oh, those crazy Brits. It seems every three or four months, a new band from across the pond is hyped as the greatest band in the history of recorded music (or at least since...
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Needle Exchange
By Benjamin Leatherman
The Wednesday-night electro/hip-hop affair Pinky Ring has offered some choice guests during its six months of existence (including local legend Z-Trip and NYC/ATL funkmeister...
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Turntable
THURSDAY 16
Bomberos: DJ Rani "g," dk.strickler, & guests (house, global soul)
Bunkhouse: DJ Doom (dance)
Cherry Lounge: Scandalous Thursday with DJ Juan Rocha (house,...
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Cafe
By Michele Laudig
Good for The Phoenician.
I doubt anyone would argue that this city needed yet another high-end steakhouse, but the resort's partnership with celebrity chef Jean-Georges...
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