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The Scooter Schismnew

For true scooter cred, you need a Vespa -- an old Vespa.
The Other Paper  |  Richard Ades  |  09-14-2007  |  Transportation

Romancing the Bee

Grappling with the unruly Humble Bumble Home inspires profound insight on the gardener/pollinator relationship.
North Coast Journal  |  Amy Stewart  |  09-14-2007  |  Gardening

Nappy Brown's Blues Getting Better with Agenew

Brown's latest album, Long Time Coming proves that his old-school style is never dated and at 78, his vocals are as strong as ever.
Creative Loafing (Charlotte)  |  Grant Britt  |  09-14-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

It's a Wrap: A Look Back at the Summer of '07new

A look at the highlights and low points of the past four months in cinema.
Creative Loafing (Charlotte)  |  Matt Brunson  |  09-14-2007  |  Movies

Global Union World Music Festival Returnsnew

When Chicago's Department of Cultural Affairs pushed for Milwaukee to host a world music festival in conjunction with those in the Windy City and Madison, Milwaukee rose to the challenge.
Shepherd Express  |  Sarah Biondich  |  09-14-2007  |  Concerts

Ani DiFranconew

DiFranco's latest release, Canon, is a best-of compendium of her discography. Compiling it meant that DiFranco, her own harshest critic, had to re-listen to all those old albums, an experience she describes, with an exaggerated whine, as "awful."
Shepherd Express  |  Evan Rytlewski  |  09-14-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Cyberbullies a New Problem for School Districtsnew

They use cell-phone cameras and sites like MySpace and YouTube to taunt their victims, and Orange County is cracking down on their behavior, even if it happens off campus.
Orlando Weekly  |  Deanna Sheffield  |  09-14-2007  |  Education

'The Brothers Solomon' Get No Lovenew

Knocked Up summed up all the fears of a generation bent on eternal adolescence and has smart social observations beneath its seemingly dumb comedy. But if you're looking for social commentary, Brothers is strictly dumb and dumber.
The Georgia Straight  |  Janet Smith  |  09-14-2007  |  Reviews

'Hatchet' Sucksnew

How this utterly worthless slasher flick managed to avoid going straight to video and then directly to the bargain bin will confound discriminating horror fans for days, if not weeks.
The Georgia Straight  |  Steve Newton  |  09-14-2007  |  Reviews

Flaming Lips Light Up Our Dark, Dark Timesnew

Singer Wayne Coyne is as disheartened as anyone over Dubya's reign of error; that much is obvious from At War With the Mystics, the 11th album from the Oklahoma-based alt-rock oddballs that he cofounded in 1983.
The Georgia Straight  |  Mike Usinger  |  09-14-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Hot Hot Heat's Pursuit of Happinessnew

Hot Hot Heat's latest release, Happiness Ltd., features the Vancouver-based band's most expansive and experimental work to date, but it almost ended up a very different album.
The Georgia Straight  |  John Lucas  |  09-14-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Kevin Drew's Solo Disc Sounds Like His Work with Broken Social Scenenew

The Toronto band's fans will welcome it, but the rest of us will have to wait for the real Kevin Drew solo album
NOW Magazine  |  Tim Perlich  |  09-14-2007  |  Reviews

Obituary Livesnew

The nihilistic metalists find familial bliss.
NOW Magazine  |  Evan Davies  |  09-14-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Drummer Talks About Rilo Kiley's Newly Polished Soundnew

Short of singer Jenny Lewis confessing that she always hated Dawson's Creek, the band couldn't have polarized its audience more effectively than by releasing Under The Blacklight .
NOW Magazine  |  Tim Perlich  |  09-14-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

David Cronenberg, King of Creepynew

What gets lost in the violence and gore of Cronenberg's films is that he is also a workaday filmmaker, concerned with the ordinary pursuits of visual storytelling.
The Georgia Straight  |  Ken Eisner  |  09-14-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

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