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Like Tom Waits before him, Will "Bonnie Prince Palace Superwolf" Oldham has cultivated a distinct outsider mystique, maintaining the image of a wise but wayworn vagabond adrift in desolate seas of sound and vision.
You can't believe everything you see. If you had to guess what kind of film "Man of the Year" is from the television ads and theatrical trailers, you'd probably think it was a comedy.
Late in the afternoon on January 1, 2006, Pitchfork will lazily roll out of bed, stumble to the bathroom mirror, wipe the sleep from its eyes, and gaze upon its own visage in disbelief-- next year, Pitchfork will turn 10 years old.
Six Flags Magic Mountain is transformed from a "theme park" to a haunted "scream park" for Fright Fest, Southern California's ultimate Halloween experience and the Xtreme Park is celebrating Friday the 13th in superstitious, grave-digging style!
Every night while the city sleeps, Ahmad, a Pakistani immigrant, struggles to drag his heavy cart along the streets of New York to his corner in Midtown Manhattan. And every morning, from inside his cart he sells coffee and donuts to a city he cannot call his own.
The Beck Center for the Arts, the Cleveland area’s biggest cultural institution west of the Cuyahoga River, will stay in its longtime home of Lakewood.
Cell-phone users are everywhere and so are their terrible manners They stand beside you on the bus, sit behind you at the restaurant, drive by you on the expressway.
When the LDS Church unveils its plans today for downtown Salt Lake City's slumping malls, look for the overhaul to include convenient parking, community gathering spots, shots of the sky and - no joke - soul. No, that last point is not a reference to the fact that a church is undertaking the estimated $1 billion effort to reinvent the Crossroads Plaza and ZCMI Center.
