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Red Rocket of Lovenew

The Dirty Marmaduke Flute Squad is for the children.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Jess Harvell  |  04-17-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Pickin' a Fightnew

Young punks and rockers -- like the Avett Brothers and the Everybodyfields -- try to find their place in an old folks' bluegrass world.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Robbie Whelan  |  04-17-2007  |  Music

Ice Cube's Transformative Potentialnew

It looks to me that this is the way America is supposed to work -- because if Ice Cube can successfully make a public journey from one place to another, who knows how far we can all go in our private journeys?
Baltimore City Paper  |  Vincent Williams  |  04-17-2007  |  Commentary

Your Tax Dollars At Warnew

What else could $609 million buy Greater New Haven?
New Haven Advocate  |  Andy Bromage  |  04-17-2007  |  War

Raw Recruitingnew

The Maryland Army National Guard cleaned house recently, but inside sources say it missed plenty of dirt.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Randy Leonard  |  04-17-2007  |  War

Prayer of the Mulletnew

Dear Gods of Rock: It's me, The Mullet. Please kill me.
Phoenix New Times  |  Niki D'Andrea  |  04-17-2007  |  Music

Ask a Mexican!new

Is this over-reliance on her family a cultural difference?
OC Weekly  |  Gustavo Arellano  |  04-17-2007  |  Commentary

Not Wholly Derivative & Highly Ambitiousnew

The new CD by Arizona industrial metal band The Iris sounds like a sonic blueprint for a band that's finding its sound, and getting hotter by the minute.
Phoenix New Times  |  Niki D'Andrea  |  04-17-2007  |  Reviews

The Hottest Follow-up Album of the Yearnew

UK chanteuse Amy Winehouse is quickly becoming known for two things: her drinking habit and her amazing voice.
Phoenix New Times  |  Niki D'Andrea  |  04-17-2007  |  Reviews

Chingo Bling: They Can't Deport Us Allnew

Vandalism, gunshots and hate mail mark a local entertainer's transformation from comedian/rapper to rapper/activist.
Houston Press  |  John Nova Lomax  |  04-17-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

The Algiers Connectionnew

Sofaine Laimeche's long friendship with a 9/11 suspect has put his future in America in doubt.
Phoenix New Times  |  Ray Stern  |  04-17-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Alle Norton, 'A Wisp of a Girl'new

Petite and slim, she's like an Olsen twin with a great haircut, but one who can sing.
Houston Press  |  Olivia Flores Alvarez  |  04-17-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

A Subdivision Turns on a Neighbor Who Pointed Out its Contaminationnew

Paul Anderson became a pariah when he raised questions about Woodwind Lakes' land and the contamination underneath.
Houston Press  |  Todd Spivak  |  04-17-2007  |  Environment

Zombies Alivenew

Turns out there's a simple recipe for becoming South Florida's most talked-about new band, and it's so simple, you'll smack yourself for not thinking of it first.
New Times Broward-Palm Beach  |  Jeff Stratton  |  04-17-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

The Seminole Tribe's Hard Rock Lifenew

The tribe -- certainly among the most prosperous of the nation's 561 recognized Indian tribes -- has built an economic juggernaut by exploiting federal policies that gave it advantages over any American corporation.
New Times Broward-Palm Beach  |  Thomas Francis  |  04-17-2007  |  Business & Labor

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