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North vs. South: A tale of two Tampasnew

She's seen the city from both sides now.
Creative Loafing (Tampa)  |  Catherine Durkin Robinson  |  07-26-2011  |  Commentary

Soul Mates: A Solid Cast and a Good Script Bring Adult Romantic Comedy Back

For the first time in a long time Hollywood offers up an energetic adult romantic comedy that's equal parts substance and comic spice.
City Pulse  |  Cole Smithey  |  07-26-2011  |  Reviews

Dancehall Divanew

Platinum hitmaker Robyn figures it out for herself
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Tom Lanham  |  07-26-2011  |  Profiles & Interviews

In pursuit of a ‘better’ city, less tangible values become paramountnew

Travel magazines thrive on tourist recommendations that puncture popular myths about seemingly familiar places. In San Antonio’s rapid transformation across a number of sectors, today’s mapmakers can be excused for mostly missing the boat.
San Antonio Current  |  Greg Harman  |  07-25-2011  |  Economy

Amy Winehouse, R.I.P.new

Many in the online peanut gallery are saying that the death of Amy Winehouse was "inevitable"—that the gamut of her gossip-page-worthy problems was going to result in sadness no matter what. It is hard, as someone who has watched the music news cycle up close for the past few years, to think that she hadn't already had enough tragedy befall her, to wonder if this particular closing chapter wasn't preventable somehow by not rushing her back to the stage when she clearly wasn't ready, or if the point-and-gawk cycle was just too powerful.
The Village Voice  |  Maura Johnston  |  07-23-2011  |  Music

Get Involved: Water Missions Internationalnew

Water Missions International works to provide filtration systems in Uganda, Mexico, Sri Lanka, and other countries where people lack access to clean drinking water.
Charleston City Paper  |  Paul Bowers  |  07-23-2011  |  International

Hyperbubble’s Silent, Invisible Movie Coming to a Radio Near Younew

Why be a slave on the road when you can be Hyperbubble instead?
San Antonio Current  |  Enrique Lopetegui  |  07-23-2011  |  Profiles & Interviews

Edwin Edwards is Still Quotable ... But No Longer Relevantnew

Clancy DuBos is no longer amused by former Gov. Edwin Edwards and his wisecracks
Gambit  |  Staff  |  07-22-2011  |  Politics

Pirates of the Gulf Coastnew

How Louisiana has spent -- and misspent -- its oil-gotten gains.
Gambit  |  Jeremy Alford  |  07-22-2011  |  Disasters

Protest Rules: Against Big Oil in Montananew

The last night of the Earth First! 2011 Round River Rendezvous was one of the quietest nights of the almost weeklong gathering. The environmental activists slept at their campsites in the Lolo National Forest, awaiting a 5 am wake-up call for an action against Big Oil that would use chants, signs and “sleeping dragons.” After days of workshops and training sessions, participants knew the action would target the tar sands route and oil pipelines; they knew their legal rights and they knew how to practice civil disobedience and direct action as safely and ethically as possible.
Eugene Weekly  |  Camilla Mortensen  |  07-21-2011  |  Environment

CD REVIEW: Bobbynew

Chick from Mountain Man teams up with even more Bennington grads...
Creative Loafing (Charlotte)  |  John Schacht  |  07-21-2011  |  Reviews

A Black Heart of Revengenew

It thumps in Glenn Stewart’s chest, but it won’t silence investigative journalism in our fair city.
IND Media  |  The Independent Weekly  |  07-20-2011  |  Media

Smoking or Non-Smoking? Letting the Customers Decidenew

How a New Orleans pub went non-smoking for a day ... and will try it again this week.
Gambit  |  Alex Woodward  |  07-20-2011  |  Recreation

CD REVIEW: Cultsnew

Take two NYU grads: Madeline Follin (vocals) and Brian O'Blivion (guitars and goofy name). Give them the keys to '60s girl group records and the reverb switch. Commence a pop record that's a mix of The Supremes and Belle & Sebastian.
Creative Loafing (Charlotte)  |  Tommy Werner  |  07-20-2011  |  Reviews

Josh Ritter has a Book of Jubilationsnew

Josh Ritter has been called one of America's greatest living songwriters. Everyone from Stephen King to Cameron Crowe has sung his praises; even Joan Baez has sung his songs. But still, 12 years into his musical career, he is floored when you tell him you are a fan.
Charleston City Paper  |  Paul Bowers  |  07-20-2011  |  Profiles & Interviews

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