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STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS Fitger's gets love
Fitgers Brewhouse gets a shout-out in the February issue of Midwest Living magazine. The hot spot landed in a compilation of Favorite Midwest Craft Breweries. The Brewhouse shares space in the Fab E...
Posted on 1/16/13 at 12:00 AM
SHELF LIFE: DISCUSSING BOOKS The Long-Shining Waters
The Long-Shining Waters by Danielle Sosin is our next book review. This is a request from one of our readers, Jane Levenson...thank you Jane for your comment. Taken from the front inside cover: Fri...
Posted on 9/10/11 at 10:24 AM
SUNDOG Old Navy Acting Brand New
Clothing retailer Old Navy is acting anything but old. Their new ad campaign partners with the song-identifying app Shazam to merge their television advertising with mobile and their website, with ve...
Posted on 4/8/11 at 8:16 AM
MODERN-DAY JANE Pleasantly Surprised
Let me start off by saying that I am not a film expert by ANY definition. I mean, I love romantic comedies. Not all of them, but that's my preference. I also like historical (usually British) films an...
Posted on 1/31/11 at 4:28 PM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Guide Star
What is Guide Star? It is about non-profits. You can find out about non-profits in your region, quality charities, and make a difference. Write a review of a non-profit. www.GuideStar.org...
Posted on 5/1/10 at 3:26 PM
Movie review: 'Phil Spector' nearly an ideal HBO movie 
Phil Spector remains an enigma after his jailing in 2009 for the 2003 death of the actress Lana Clarkson, who died after a late-night gunshot wound. He’s in prison today. Was it suicide, an accident, or murder? Although I have no opinion on the crime, I found the film uncanny because I have a connection, eerie and meaningless but undeniable, to Spector and the means of death.
By Roger Ebert , April 05, 2013
Movie review: ‘On the Road’ lacks charisma
Although Jack Kerouac’s “On the Road” has been praised as a milestone in American novels, this film version brings into question how much of a story it really offers.
By Roger Ebert , April 05, 2013
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Movie review: 'Evil Dead' remake cares only about the gross-out factor
For some 30 years now, small clusters of movie teenagers have made the journey to various cabins in various woods.
By Richard Roeper , April 05, 2013
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Quality of music helps Madame Gazelle transcend banjo fad
ALBUM REVIEW: “Siren and the Storm,” the debut album from Madame Gazelle, is a fine beginning for the band.
By Tony Bennett , April 04, 2013
Southwire's self-titled album finds original sound
ALBUM REVIEW: When a group can pull off a bit of uniqueness that feels like a natural synthesis of what came before, a sensible next evolutionary step, it can be satisfying to listen to — and this is what Southwire seem to be achieving.
By Tony Bennett , March 28, 2013
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'William Shakespeare's Land of the Dead' can't find its way to life
REVIEW: Painstakingly crafted by the playwright and handled with equal adroitness by the director, “William Shakespeare’s Land of the Dead,” which opened Thursday at Renegade Theater Company, is strangely lacking in energy.
By Paul Brissett , March 22, 2013
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Fey proves unlikeable in flat ‘Admission’
Has Tiny Fey ever played a character we weren’t rooting for?
By Richard Roeper , March 22, 2013
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Low's 'Invisible Way' able to look back while keeping eyes forward
ALBUM REVIEW: Low put out great record after great record and never seem to hit bottom. Their latest album, "The Invisible Way," is no different.
By Tony Bennett , March 21, 2013
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Review: Actors bring depth, texture to ‘How I Learned to Drive’
There’s no question in “How I Learned to Drive” that Uncle Peck is a child molester. But the production that opened Thursday at UMD Theater’s Dudley Experimental Theater leaves the audience guessing until the play’s final moments as to when, exactly, he became one.
By Paul Brissett , March 15, 2013
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Carrey finds his comedic magic again in ‘Burt Wonderstone’
Welcome back, Hilarious Jim Carrey. We’ve missed you.
By Richard Roeper , March 15, 2013
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Acoustic Smoke lack fire on 'Leave Better'
ALBUM REVIEW: "Leave Better Than You Are," the album from Acoustic Smoke, isn’t folk-rock or Americana; it’s more like dad rock.
By Tony Bennett , March 14, 2013
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