Horoscopes for Nov. 7, 2009

CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Jason and Jeremy London, 37; Todd McKee, 46; Joni Mitchell, 66

‘Smash’ clever, but unintelligible some of the time

“Smash,” a play adaptation by Jeffrey Hatcher of George Bernard Shaw’s comic novel “An Unsocial Socialist,” contains some witty dialogue. In the production that opened Friday at the College of St. Scholastica, though, a serious portion of it was incomprehensible.

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• If you go: "Smash"

The universe leads ‘The Feelin’ to the Norshor

Nicholas Mrozinski and the Feelin Band will unveil its new masterpiece, “Together We’re Stronger," at the iconic Superior Street theater Nov. 20.

• "The Feelin"
• LISTEN UP :: Nicholas "The Feelin" Mrozinski's "Easter and Keeko"

5Q :: Nancy Miller is hungry for something ‘Raw’

Representing the Iron Range in the northern Minnesota art scene is Nancy Miller, who has garnered a lot of attention for her Bob Dylan sculptures.

• "Untitled 8"

New Woodrow Wilson bio presents a comlex figure

Rihanna: Chris Brown "had no soul in his eyes"

"Astro Boy": He's Caught Between Two Worlds

Pharmacist says he warned against drugs for Smith

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Best Bets for Nov. 5, 2009: Indie films, mosaics, magic, hypnosis

• Into Temptation
• Kelvin Saline
• Gabriel Holmes
• Mosaics
• Jeanette Thompson
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CD review: Fly away with Masse’s ‘Bird Song’

Have you ever had one of those experiences you just weren’t prepared for? Where the sensory overload left your mouth and your eyes, or ears, wide-open?

• Listen to "Time's a Hoax"
• Bird Song
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CSS kicks off theater season with love, chaos

Politics, plots to overthrow the government, infiltration of an all-girls school and a jilted bride: The College of St. Scholastica is kicking off its theater season with some lighthearted fare.

• Smash
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Stuff we like: Black Bear’s seafood buffet is a king’s catch

My coworker, Christa Lawler, is always trying to hit me up to write a “Stuff We Like” column for the News Tribune.

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• Crab legs

Next in the Cambiata Music Series

Shelley Gruskin and the Center for Early Music Orchestra, Stanley King, oboe; and William Bastian, tenor, perform “Water and Wind: Handel Sails into London,” a look at the music of George Frideric Handel. The concert is at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Mitchell Auditorium at the College of St. Scholastica.

• Gruskin
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Duluth scores Whiffenpoofs’ only Minnesota show

The Whiffenpoofs, Yale’s top choir — which includes Duluth native Sam Bolen — performs at 7 p.m. Friday at Marshall School, 1215 Rice Lake Road. It will be the only Minnesota performance by the nation’s oldest a cappella singing group. The concert is a benefit for educational travel expenses for Marshall students.

• Whiffenpoofs
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