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Tag: Vol. 42 No. 27
Issue of Mar. 28 – Apr. 3, 2013
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Did you read about Passover, same-sex marriage, and mermaids?
Also Horace Mann School, Star Trek, and Nike and Adidas?
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Bucktown’s O’Cha Thai: Americanized, and what of it?
O’Cha Thai Cuisine is Americanized Thai, but so what?
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Five-dollar* lunch: Dion Antic gives wieners another shot at the Haute & the Dog
In advance: no, it’s not Hot Doug’s.
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Download Raw Nerve’s entire discography
The local hardcore band broke up nearly a year ago, and Maryland punk blog Chug Life just posted its entire back-catalog courtesy of Raw Nerve’s Niko Zaglaras.
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Reader’s Agenda Tue 3/26: Mad Men, Mad World, Projecttile Reading Series, and Kim Gordon at MCA
What’s on the Reader’s Agenda for Tuesday, March 26, 2013
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The triumph of Red Hamlet
Red Hamlet, Red Theater’s radical revision of Shakespeare, is an exercise in instability.
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When images are at the mercy of technology
From the art of the real to the art of manipulation
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Mats Gustafsson, R. Crumb, and discaholism
Swedish reedist and record collector Mats Gustafsson interviews fellow discaholic R. Crumb.
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Ciowdah: A bicoastal marriage of two Italian-American seafood stews
Manhattan clam chowder + cioppino = ciowdah
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Getting back to Marcos Valle
Brazilian singer-songwriter Marcos Valle’s best records just got their first U.S. release.
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At the taffeta barricades with Priscilla Queen of the Desert
At the taffeta barricades with Priscilla Queen of the Desert
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Pipeworks experiments on its imperial stout with Raspberry Truffle Abduction
Pipeworks Brewing combines alien abduction and raspberry truffles: two great tastes that . . . oh, never mind.
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Mad Men, Mad World looks at the 60s through smoke-colored glasses
Mad Men, Mad World looks at the 60s through smoke-colored glasses.
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Best shows to see: Pile, Esben & the Witch
A new take on old emo and indie rock that’s “a little bit Cranberries, a little bit Xmal Deutschland.”