Arts
Oct. 14, 2008 (Volume 75, Issue 14)
'City of Ember' left incomplete
By Dan Moore
Since Harry Potter, the trend in young-adult novels and their film equivalents is toward stories that people can luxuriate in - the ones with worlds that are both plausible and ...
Of Montreal goes electro-pop with Skeletal Lamping
By Kristin Torres
Panic at the Disco fans will happily dance along to the new album.
Jay Reatard displays power-pop talents on Matador Singles '08
By Jordan Sargent
This album collects the singles that Reatard has put out this year.
Dennen's new album Hope is relaxing, innovative
By Andrew Terry
Despite the sunny attitude, Dennen shows depth.
Oct. 10, 2008 (Volume 75, Issue 13)
'Blindness' is not Fernando Meirelles' best work
By Joey Vergara
When the scariest part of a survival-thriller like "Blindness" isn't the worldwide epidemic, but an ancient Danny Glover agreeing to undress before a group of survivors, something is wrong. Even ...
Murs for President could get elected
By Derek Reagan
Murs' new album combines politics and upbeat songs
Jenny Lewis' Acid Tongue takes unexpected risks
By Katie Currid
The Rilo Kiley singer works western and folk into her new album.
"Downtown Owl" an enjoyable, forgettable read
By Adam Daniels
His novel has the same sharp qualities as his social criticism.
Oct. 7, 2008 (Volume 75, Issue 12)
Festival fosters fun and flavor
By Jeff Lautenberger
The second-annual Roots 'N Blues 'N BBQ Festival brought more than 100,000 concert-goers to downtown Columbia this past weekend. This festival showcased first-class roots and blues musicians and other artists, ...
Column: 'Chihuahua' doesn't think
By Dan Moore
"Beverly Hills Chihuahua" is what it is, and on some level that is enough. Nobody walked into this, the No. 1 movie in America - featuring George Lopez and Drew ...
'WipEout' goes HD for attractive price
By AJ Hurst
Usually, when a game comes out priced at $20, that price serves as a cushion against that game's lack of quality. But what if I told you that there exists ...
Pinback's Rob Crow lives a hectic life
By Katie Currid
Crow and bandmate Zach Smith record in a home studio.
Tequila Mockingbird's sound reflects its history
By Alex McElvain
The band was originally known as Hoochmobile.
The New School surprisingly optimistic
By Adam Daniels
The album was originally released in Sweden in 2005.
Old Crow Medicine Show shows serious side
By Andrew Terry
The band still does its original sound effectively.
Oct. 3, 2008 (Volume 75, Issue 11)
Bayside's Shudder relates to fans
By Monica Kocazcka
Since its emergence from the Long Island scene eight years ago, Bayside has gone from wondering about the next band that would change (their lives) to becoming a band for ...
Column: Dane Cook tanks 'My Best Friend's Girl'
By Joey Vergara
When watching "My Best Friend's Girl," it's important to keep in mind who the three leads actually are. There's the aggravating, loudmouth comedian-turned-actor, Goldie Hawn's romantic comedy typecast daughter and ...
Lotus jams out new tour, album
By Dylan Walker
Jesse Miller is living his personal dream as the bass player for the jam band Lotus. Last night his band began its national tour at the Mercury Lounge in New ...
Ne-Yo continues to charm with Year of the Gentleman
By Jordan Sargent
When Ne-Yo's spectacular "So Sick" slithered its way to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 in 2005, you could've been forgiven for thinking that a guy who took his ...
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