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Bon Jovi drops new music!

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Class Reunion Weekend: 1984

Take That, Tuesday! Improv Comedy Show 3/3 at Deathproof Coffee

The Black Jacket Symphony at The Egyptian Theatre 3/6

Idaho REBELution at Deathproof Coffee 3/7

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America’s favorite shared cultural experience isn’t movies, concerts or sports. It’s free and fun, as long as you use your inside voice.

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M&M have three words of advice for men using their facial hair to attract women: less is more.

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Nothing’s too good for our pets. So why wouldn’t we have customized playlists with positive affirmations for them when we’re away?

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This weekend is a light one at the box office, with one new film coming out in wide release. The Invisible Man (R) – When Cecilia’s abusive ex takes his own life and leaves her his fortune,

Look for Bon Jovi’s new album, called 2020, on May 15th. The album will be available on CD, on gold vinyl, and available as a digital download. To pre-order, head to their site. As for the first single,

A couple of new movies are bound for the box office this weekend – a veteran actor stars in an adaptation of a classic drama, and…well…a horror sequel. Let’s start with the drama. Call of the Wild

‘The Eddy’: TV Review February 28, 2020
“Jazz is Paris and Paris is jazz,” spoke-sang Malcolm McLaren a quarter-century ago, though the statement is valid as ever today: Since the end of World War I, when a number of African American soldiers settled in Paris — and still others left their music behind — the city has become a kind of world […]
Peter Debruge
Green Day Cancels Tour Dates in Asia Due to Coronavirus February 28, 2020
Green Day has canceled scheduled tour dates in Asia due to the coronavirus epidemic. The band’s Hella Mega tour would have taken them throughout the continent in March — and in countries with confirmed cases of the virus — starting in Singapore and stopping in Bangkok, Manila, Taipei, Hong Kong, Seoul, Osaka and Tokyo. The […]
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Ken Ehrlich on the Kobe Bryant Memorial Service’s ‘Transcendent’ Music Moments February 28, 2020
Ken Ehrlich produced his final Grammy telecast Jan. 26 … and, through the sad fluke of Kobe Bryant dying the day of the show, there was a direct segue to the first live broadcast of Ehrlich’s post-Grammys career, when his company was asked to assist with the Kobe Bryant memorial Feb. 24. The veteran is […]
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BTS Cancels Korea Concerts Due to Coronavirus February 28, 2020
BTS has canceled concerts planned for Korea, the group announced on Thursday, Feb. 27, due to concerns about the worldwide coronavirus pandemic. According to a post on an official BTS Twitter (@bts_bighit), “Map of the Soul” tour shows scheduled for April 11, 12, 18 and 19 at Seoul’s Jamsil Olympic Stadium have been called off, […]
Shirley Halperin
Christine and the Queens’ ‘La Vita Nuova’: EP Review February 27, 2020
With stellar albums from Charli XCX, Caroline Polachek, Selena Gomez and Grimes over the past few months, it’s been a hot stretch for the genre inaccurately but conveniently labelled “alt-pop” — and joining the group is this surprise release from France’s Christine and the Queens, who recently collaborated with two of the above artists. Her […]
Jem Aswad
Former C3 Promoter Charlie Jones Launches Four Leaf Productions February 27, 2020
Charlie Jones, a veteran producer who has worked extensively on the Lollapalooza and the Austin City Limits festivals, is today officially launching his new venture, Four Leaf Productions, which is described as “a new company built on a foundation of creating live experiences that bring people together for a purpose.” Over the course of his […]
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