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Nothing Compares to Britney (Austin Chronicle)
Really, we don't have enough to deal with here at the Chronicle . There's our new music blogs, which we do hope you're enjoying (or at least reading). There's something called "SXSW" next month that they tell us is kind of a big deal. There's this newspaper we somehow manage to put out every week.
RELIGION CALENDAR (The Wichita Eagle)
Concerts Hope to Carry On, a celebration of the life of Rich Mullins, with Rick Elias and Mark Robertson of the Ragamuffin Band, 7:30 p.m. today, Hope Community Church, 1831 E. 21st St., Andover. Tickets $10 at the church. Offering for Wichita Legacy Arts Camp. Concert information, 316-409-3376.
In Trials, Triumphs (RedNova)
By Johanna D. Wilson, The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C. Feb. 18--Brian Amrich wanted to help runners along Saturday by cheering them on during the 10th annual Bi-Lo Myrtle Beach Marathon. And his shouts of "You guys look amazing!" and "You look good!" worked.
BEHIND THE SCENES: In trials, triumphs (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
Brian Amrich wanted to help runners along Saturday by cheering them on during the 10th annual Bi-Lo Myrtle Beach Marathon. And his shouts of "You guys look amazing!" and "You look good!" worked. That's until a disgruntled husband ran by Amrich, a 27-year-old Winston-Salem, N.C., resident who came to support his sister.
Culture Calendar (The Downers Grove Sun)
AUDITIONS
Circus maximum raucous (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
nwitimes.com is the information source for Northwest Indiana.
Baytown band up for Grammy tonight (Baytown Sun)
If there was ever a time when members of progressive Christian rock band Leeland should count their blessings, it should be tonight as they prepare for the 49th annual Grammy awards at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Ozzfest ticket deatils a work in progress (San Bernardino Sun)
All the particulars on free OzzFest ticket distribution are still being worked out for the July 7 show at Hyundai Pavilion. Concertgoers will most likely be directed to various sponsor Web sites at a future date where they will have to provide some sort of personal information.
CD REVIEWS (San Francisco Chronicle)
RATING: (ALERT VIEWER) FALL OUT BOY Before even playing a note, the members of Fall Out Boy give you a thousand reasons to hate this album. There is the floating sheep in the starry bedroom on the cover. There are the clumsy comedy song titles...
Critics choice, 2/11 (Denver Post)
MOVIES Eric Steel's documentary "The Bridge" was inspired by "Jumpers," a 2003 article
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Nothing Compares to Britney (Austin Chronicle)
Really, we don't have enough to deal with here at the Chronicle . There's our new music blogs, which we do hope you're enjoying (or at least reading). There's something called "SXSW" next month that they tell us is kind of a big deal. There's this newspaper we somehow manage to put out every week.
RELIGION CALENDAR (The Wichita Eagle)
Concerts Hope to Carry On, a celebration of the life of Rich Mullins, with Rick Elias and Mark Robertson of the Ragamuffin Band, 7:30 p.m. today, Hope Community Church, 1831 E. 21st St., Andover. Tickets $10 at the church. Offering for Wichita Legacy Arts Camp. Concert information, 316-409-3376.
In Trials, Triumphs (RedNova)
By Johanna D. Wilson, The Sun News, Myrtle Beach, S.C. Feb. 18--Brian Amrich wanted to help runners along Saturday by cheering them on during the 10th annual Bi-Lo Myrtle Beach Marathon. And his shouts of "You guys look amazing!" and "You look good!" worked.
BEHIND THE SCENES: In trials, triumphs (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
Brian Amrich wanted to help runners along Saturday by cheering them on during the 10th annual Bi-Lo Myrtle Beach Marathon. And his shouts of "You guys look amazing!" and "You look good!" worked. That's until a disgruntled husband ran by Amrich, a 27-year-old Winston-Salem, N.C., resident who came to support his sister.
Culture Calendar (The Downers Grove Sun)
AUDITIONS
Circus maximum raucous (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
nwitimes.com is the information source for Northwest Indiana.
Baytown band up for Grammy tonight (Baytown Sun)
If there was ever a time when members of progressive Christian rock band Leeland should count their blessings, it should be tonight as they prepare for the 49th annual Grammy awards at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Ozzfest ticket deatils a work in progress (San Bernardino Sun)
All the particulars on free OzzFest ticket distribution are still being worked out for the July 7 show at Hyundai Pavilion. Concertgoers will most likely be directed to various sponsor Web sites at a future date where they will have to provide some sort of personal information.
CD REVIEWS (San Francisco Chronicle)
RATING: (ALERT VIEWER) FALL OUT BOY Before even playing a note, the members of Fall Out Boy give you a thousand reasons to hate this album. There is the floating sheep in the starry bedroom on the cover. There are the clumsy comedy song titles...
Critics choice, 2/11 (Denver Post)
MOVIES Eric Steel's documentary "The Bridge" was inspired by "Jumpers," a 2003 article
Newsfeed display by CaRP