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Mining Santogold’s debut for catchy pop songs
Jeremiah finds nuggets of value in Santogold's album "Bittersweet World."
Review: 'Iron Man' a blast
This latest Marvel release, and the first one financed by the company itself, delivers all that was promised in previews and more.
Review: 'Grand Theft Auto IV' is remarkable
“Grand Theft Auto IV” is a remarkable achievement in almost every way says reviewer Brian Huntley.
Bridgeton Art & Wine Fair set
The sixth annual Bridgeton Art & Wine Fair is scheduled 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
Entertainment Briefs: May 9, 2008
• Motorcycle Club’s ‘Spring Out Ride’ set
• Churches to hand out literature at mall
• Jazz Big Band Dinner/Dance today
• Fowler re-enactment set for May 17
• ‘All My Sons’ auditions coming up
• Borders to perform Mother’s Day concert
• Ty-N-The Tones salute Buddy Holly
Cruise for Cancer June 7 in St. Bernice
Cruise for Cancer 2008, inspired by James Straw Jr., is scheduled June 7 at the Thousand Trails Nature Preserve off Indiana 71 in St. Bernice.
Arts Illiana announces BRAVO! Awards
Arts Illiana has announced the 2007-2008 BRAVO! THE ARTS! Award recipients.
Review: ‘Iron Man’ is rock solid
Thanks to outstanding special effects and fine performances from Robert Downey Jr. and Jeff Bridges, “Iron Man” is the best superhero comic movie since “Batman Begins.”
Herbal Society to host Plant and Herb Faire
Wabash Valley Herbal Society will have its spring Plant and Herb Faire from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 10 in Fairbanks Park.
Mulebone: Duo crafts career in blues music
"Lots of times in creative pursuits you pull your hair out (over a project), throw lots of money at it, scheme to make it work. And often it's the things that are totally effortless that are the things that end up working, have a lot of traction."
‘Controversy’ calculated career move
Entertainment column: Now I don’t have a problem with Cyrus becoming a coy, self-aware teen pop star sexualizing her image in exchange for money and fame, but I find it annoying that the public has to participate in this storyline.
Singer/songwriter aims to win
Matthew Ryan has chosen to stay positive in the music career despite many setbacks.
Sequel goes up in smoke
Entertainment column: The second 'Harold and Kumar' film strives hard to re-create the manic energy and genuine laughs of the first film, but fails miserably.
Historical Society plans ‘A Hard Times Party’
On May 17, the Vigo County Historical Society stages the first of two fundraising parties remembering the 1930s: “A Hard Times Party,” which portrays the atmosphere that prevailed during the Great Depression after the stock market crash in 1929.
Woods assistant prof serves as producer for videocast
In March, “Shots in the Dark,” the pop culture podcast at ShotgunReviews.com, became a full-fledged videocast. Troy Brownfield, assistant professor of journalism at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College, serves as the executive producer of “Shots in the Dark.”
Internationally known expert to talk about evolutionary dynamics
Brian Swimme, internationally known author, educator and lecturer on the evolutionary dynamics of the universe, will be the featured speaker for a program hosted by the Sisters of Providence of St. Mary-of-the-Woods.
Budding archeaologists aren't hunting a Dr. Jones lifestyle
Column: With the long-awaited fourth episode of Harrison Ford's "Indiana Jones" movies due out this month, seven Indiana State University May graduates are ready for far less dramatic careers in Indy's field, archaeology.
What’s on television?
Entertainment column: Television is no longer my friend.
Rose-Hulman Drama Club takes ‘Mattress’ to new heights
Alas! What’s royalty to do when Princess Winnifred arrives in the kingdom? The answer is, of course, in the hilarious plot of the delightful musical comedy “Once Upon a Mattress,” being performed by Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology’s Drama Club this weekend and May 2-3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hatfield Hall Theater.
Residents of the real Sitka feel left out of movie magic
"I wonder how they will handle sunset shots, shoot them at sunrise and run them backwards?
Masterful touch buoys ‘Lars’
Entertainment column: The film 'Lars and the Real Girl' takes an unbelievable premise and creates a believable reality.
Ranking the worst and best of concerts
Entertainment column
Master Gardeners to host annual Flower and Patio Show
The Greene County Master Gardeners Association will host its annual Flower and Patio Show, “Welcome to Our Potting Shed” from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Greene County 4-H Fairgrounds.
Entertainment Briefs: April 25, 2008
• High Ground Men’s Chorus concert set
• Spaghetti dinner set at Masonic Lodge
• Mountain Man Rendezvous is Saturday
• Car show, wash at McLean High School
• Young audiences to ‘rock’ at Dixie Bee
• Pioneer City Flea Market kicks off
• Randle to perform benefit concert
• Strassenfest continues through Saturday

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