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Culture
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Theater Review (Seattle): Rent by Jonathan Larson at the 5th Avenue Theatre
The 5th Avenue Theatre closes out its season with a triumphant production of Jonathan Larson's rock opera.
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2012 London Olympics: Danny Boyle's "Isles of Wonder" an Anglophile's Feast
The Olympics Opening Ceremonies a buffet of British history, literature and pop culture through Danny Boyle's unique vision.
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2012 Olympics Opening Ceremonies: IOC Ignores 40th Anniversary of Munich Massacre
Jacques Rogge's shameful cowardice is a black mark for the IOC and the 2012 Olympics.
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Theatre Review (Singapore): Lord of the Flies by The Young Co.
SRT's The Young Co's Lord of the Flies proves young actors and director Daniel Jenkins can rise above a dreary script.
Gaming
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Nintendo Wii Review: Ice Age: Continental Drift - Arctic Games
Rarely does a game get everything wrong...
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PlayStation 3 Review: NCAA Football 13
The newest entry in the EA franchise has arrived.
Politics
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The London Olympics Opening Ceremonies: A Brilliant Shot Across America's Bow
The London Olympics' opening ceremonies are a reminder that America would be wise to heed.
Books
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Book Review: Fifty Shames of Earl Grey: A Parody by Fanny Merkin (aka Andrew Shaffer)
Witty and unassuming, Andrew Shaffer's Fifty Shames of Earl Grey comments on the faults of society in his hilarious debut.
Music
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Music Review: The Trishas - High, Wide & Handsome
The harmonies of The Trishas shine on their first full-length album.
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Music Review: Alvin Lee - Still on the Road to Freedom
Alvin Lee’s Still on the Road to Freedom is a journey to the past and a treat for Ten Years After fans.
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Music Review: Elizabeth Mitchell - Little Seed: Songs for Children by Woody Guthrie
Little Seed is Elizabeth Mitchell's perfect interpretation of Woody Guthrie's wonderful children's songs and great music for children and adults.
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