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Beyond the Bubble: Punk Scene
By Kate Sullivan | April 28, 2013Johnny Rotten called and he wants his shirt back. Punk is making a comeback in a way you never thought it would.
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Lochte show proves predictable
By Kate Sullivan | April 22, 2013Yikes. That is the best word to sum up E!'s new reality show, "What Would Ryan Lochte Do?," which premiered Sunday evening.
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Conference on animation and comics to occur this weekend
By Kate Sullivan | April 17, 2013If you're in search of a scholarly pursuit that is far from stuffy and dull, look no further: a vastly creative world will descend upon Hanover this weekend.
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Carolina Chocolate Drops exemplifies traditions
By Kate Sullivan | April 9, 2013The Grammy-award winning folk group Carolina Chocolate Drops returns to the Hopkins Center for the Arts and bring its classic effervescent blend of blues, jazz and energetic string music. The Carolina Chocolate Drops will play a sold-out program tonight at 7 p.m. in Spaulding Auditorium. Alabamian blues ...
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Tica Douglas '10 to release ‘Summer Valentine' in May
By Kate Sullivan | April 1, 2013There is simply no stopping Tica Douglas '10, who has been making music ever since leaving Dartmouth.
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After two seasons, ‘Girls' continues to entertain
By Kate Sullivan | March 25, 2013Just 10 episodes later, the second season of HBO's "Girls" is over, and for regular viewers of the show, you'd be silly not to sit there scratching your head.
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‘Don't Trust the B—' was harsh, enjoyable
By Kate Sullivan | March 3, 2013Make no mistake: "Don't Trust the B---- in Apt. 23" is not one of this generation's television masterpieces.
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Dream of '90s alive in season three of ‘Portlandia'
By Kate Sullivan | February 12, 2013If you have ever seen any part of "Portlandia," then you will know that Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein are off their rockers in the best possible way.
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Beyond the Bubble: Culinary Cravings
By Kate Sullivan | January 27, 2013If you are facing artistic and aesthetic cravings, the week ahead should have some scrumptious delights to quench your dry palate. On Tuesday, "Fresh Off the Boat," a rowdy memoir from chef Eddie Huang of New York City restaurant Baohaus, will be released by Spiegel & Grau.
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HBO's hit series ‘Girls' will remain strong in second season
By Kate Sullivan | January 22, 2013The first season of HBO's hit series "Girls" ended amidst a variety of accolades, fanfare and a slew of media attention for Lena Dunham, the show's young creator.