Mission to Mars From the ramshackle, Replacements-like synergy of “Violet, Hello” and the chunky, chugging riffs on “Don Drysdale,” there’s no doubting that the ancient spirits of ’90s college rock are alive and well in Mission to Mars, the Portland-based band helmed by UCLA alumnus Philip Golden. Read more...
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Reinventing the label
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FILM & TV: COMIC STORE OPENING Why is the opening of a comic book store the Film featured event of the week? Because it’s Kevin Smith’s new store, Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash, and to celebrate the opening Smith himself will be present, along with Jason Mewes and possibly other as-yet-undisclosed celebs, to sign copies of the recently released “Clerks X” and “Jersey Girls” DVDs. Read more...
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“˜Shop’ a little show with a lot of “˜Horrors’
Although “Little Shop of Horrors” is shrouded in campy comedy, it’s filled with poverty, deprivation and instances of the human necessity to rely on others when unable to provide for yourself. Read more...
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“˜Anacondas’ lacks story line, suspense
“Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid” Directed by Dwight H. Little Columbia Pictures Sometimes sequels work because everything just comes together. (Think “Alien” and “Alien 2.”) Sometimes sequels don’t work because they were bad the first time and only can get worse. Read more...
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Indies look to supplant static giants
The music industry as we know it may well be a sinking ship. Worldwide music sales were down 7.6 percent last year, the fourth consecutive year they’ve dropped since 2000. Read more...
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Scalping laws confusing
There’s an old journalism joke that “news is what happens to editors.” The idea is that small stories happen so frequently that the ones that end up on the pages of a newspaper are only there because they happened in the presence of someone with some control over the content of those news pages. Read more...
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August 29, 9:00 pm
Planetarium stars astro students’ work
No one can bring you the entire universe like an astronomy grad student, and lately they have been working to show you even more. In addition to their regular Wednesday night planetarium shows, astronomy graduate students have been searching the skies for interesting and original presentations to bring to audiences each week. Read more...