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Virtuous Mice
By Elizabeth Ferlic | September 21, 2001The mesmerizing Washington state trio Modest Mouse released Sad Sappy Sucker this spring to the delight of its faithful followers.
The mesmerizing Washington state trio Modest Mouse released Sad Sappy Sucker this spring to the delight of its faithful followers.
IT-LIST FEMALE: I will always love you. You saved my life.
For the most part, not much is to be expected in community theater productions because, for the most part, they are horrible.
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In the rush to cover last Tuesday's attacks in New York City and Washington, D.C.
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It's a rare and beautiful thing when the words of an artist expressed through song so accurately reflect the feelings of the common listener.
There can only be one reason why no one is screaming about how many Grammys the group Restiform Bodies will be raking in next year--no one really knows what genre to place them in.
DUI. Driving Under the Influence, right? Nope. A group of 10 guys with an oh-so-clever name that do improv at Duke University? Yes, sort of.