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Imagine Dragons performance ‘radioactive’

May 21, 2013 Julia Kuttler

Imagine Dragons’ debut album, Night Visions, sounds like it was designed to be heard live. In retrospect, it is no wonder the relatively new band…

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Marina and the Diamonds delivers dazzling show

May 21, 2013 Julia Kuttler

Marina and the Diamonds—stage name for singer Marina Lambrini Diamandis—played the Gothic Theatre Tuesday, May 14. With the theatricality of a Broadway musical, the contagious…

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‘Gatsby’ accomplishes ‘great’ things

May 14, 2013 Meg McIntyre

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby” is considered to be one of the most celebrated novels in the realm of American literature; it has been…

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Vampire Weekend matures on ‘Modern Vampires’

May 14, 2013 Christian Allen

Vampire Weekend has always been unique in the sense that there’s both a lot to love and a lot to hate about them. On the…

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Bo Burnham blows Boulder away

May 14, 2013 Julia Kuttler

Fans of stand-up comic Bo Burnham will be happy to find that his five-year-long withdrawal has finally come to an end. Burnham ends his hiatus…

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Redbox Instant demographic too narrow

May 14, 2013 Christian Allen

Last month, the people behind everyone’s favorite thing about 7-11 convenience stores announced it would be getting into the online video streaming game with Redbox…

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Editor’s Picks for this week’s entertainment

May 14, 2013 Meg McIntyre

Movie: “Star Trek Into Darkness” The much anticipated sequel to the latest “Star Trek” reboot, directed by J.J. Abrams, will be premiering next week. In…

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‘Iron Man’ a round three knockout

May 7, 2013 Julia Kuttler

“Iron Man 3,” the highly anticipated finale to the superhero saga, has quite a bit of hype surrounding it. The film stars A-list celebrities Robert…

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Failing shows require fan support

May 7, 2013 Julia Kuttler

Perhaps the only thing more challenging than getting a television show on the airwaves is keeping it on, especially when it comes to being renewed…

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Patterson novel a complex, compelling endeavor

May 7, 2013 Kaitlynne Birkett

The newest addition to James Patterson’s “Women’s Mystery Club” series was released this week, entitled 12th of Never. The twelfth in the run of books,…

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