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This Is Pop?new

The Click Five create harmonic bliss.
Riverfront Times  |  Kristyn Pomranz  |  01-18-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Sweet and Lo-Finew

First there was blogging, then podcasting -- now video blogging, or vlogging, is taking the web to the next level.
Riverfront Times  |  Mike Seely  |  01-17-2006  |  Media

Ari Upnew

Indiana's Ari Ari starts 2006 on a spazzy high note.
Riverfront Times  |  Andrew Miller  |  01-10-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Petrosexualsnew

Business owner Amy Petty defines a petrosexual as a pet that's not afraid to wear jewelry, and apparently, there are a lot of them.
Riverfront Times  |  Staff  |  01-10-2006  |  Culture

Kafe Kiboshnew

St. Louis' the Hip Hop Kafe, rap's answer to the Hard Rock Cafe, dies before being born.
Riverfront Times  |  Ben Westhoff  |  01-10-2006  |  Food+Drink

Drink Upnew

Police in St. Louis consider early last-calls for Mardi Gras revelers.
Riverfront Times  |  Kristen Hinman  |  01-10-2006  |  Recreation

Girl Walks into a Comedy Club...new

The budding St. Louis comedian Brie Johnson fights comparisons to Sarah Silverman as she builds a buzz.
Riverfront Times  |  Julie Seabaugh  |  01-10-2006  |  Performance

In With the Newnew

These St. Louis-area performers helped make 2005 a year of new beginnings for the local music scene, even as there were sad endings.
Riverfront Times  |  Annie Zaleski  |  01-04-2006  |  Music

Healthy Distrustnew

On the surface, 2005 was another banner year for hip-hop. But beneath the surface there was an underlying restlessness -- a cultural and an aesthetic agitation that was both hidden and violent.
Riverfront Times  |  Sam Chennault  |  12-29-2005  |  Music

Overlooked in 2005new

Most of the CDs on this list are by artists you've likely never heard of, but a couple are by neglected but trusty war-horses.
Riverfront Times  |  Scott Faingold  |  12-29-2005  |  Music

Hip-Hop Year in Reviewnew

A tight focus reveals hip-hop thriving in dozens of niches, even if none of the resultant albums can completely refute the sense that the genre is still stuck in a holding pattern.
Riverfront Times  |  Dan Leroy  |  12-29-2005  |  Music

They Did What?new

2005 contained more than its share of "WTF?!" moments.
Riverfront Times  |  Garrett Kamps  |  12-29-2005  |  Media

Let There Be Rocknew

One writer counts down the ten albums that make it easy to avoid fretting about your old-fashioned, Rockist ways.
Riverfront Times  |  Rob Harvilla  |  12-29-2005  |  Music

Heady Metalnew

When it comes to heavy metal, 2005 will be remembered as the year the promising Sounds of the Underground tour debuted, metalcore dominated the scene and Iron Maiden got egged at Ozzfest.
Riverfront Times  |  Jason Bracelin  |  12-29-2005  |  Music

When Is a Political Blogger a Journalist?new

In his blog, Fired Up! Missouri, true-blue Democrat Roy Temple takes potshots at Republicans. Some advocates of campaign finance reform are unhappy that the site was granted a press exemption by the Federal Election Commission.
Riverfront Times  |  Ben Westhoff  |  12-20-2005  |  Politics

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