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Jheri Curl Fridays 38: “This Is For You”

Jheri Curl Fridays 38: “This Is For You”

Mike Heyliger April 6, 2012 0

There was a lot more to The System than "Don't Disturb This Groove." Step into the wayback machine with us and check out the video for 1985's "This Is For You."

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Theatre Is Easy: “Sons of the Prophet”

Theatre Is Easy: “Sons of the Prophet”

Molly Marinik October 30, 2011 0

Molly Marinik reviews Roundabout's newest off Broadway production, Sons of the Prophet. Bottom Line: sweet, funny, touching, and really pretty depressing

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The Popdose Interview: Nicole Atkins

Dw. Dunphy February 9, 2011 5

Popdose speaks with singer-songwriter Nicole Atkins on the arrival of her new release, Mondo Amore

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Live Music: Caleb Hawley in New York City, 8/19/10

Michael Parr August 26, 2010 1

Michael Parr reviews Caleb Hawley at Rockwood Music Hall, in New York, NY,

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Popdose Flashback ’90: Deee-Lite, “World Clique”

Kelly Stitzel August 2, 2010 1

Kelly Stitzel brings us back to Christmas 1990 to celebrate the release of Deee-Lite's debut, "World Clique."

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Why You Should Like: The Twenty % Tippers

Ann Logue March 11, 2010 41

One day last September, the mail included a hand-addressed envelope with a New York City postmark and a return address that turned out to be a Mail Boxes Etc. store near Times Square. Inside

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One Day in Your Life: September 16, 1987

J.A. Bartlett September 16, 2009 6

September 16, 1987, is a Wednesday. A front-page story in the New York Times details the growing plagiarism scandal surrounding Delaware Senator Joseph Biden, who is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Commitee. Biden’s committee

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How Bad Can It Be? Emerging Artists and the P.R. Pityfuck

Jack Feerick June 19, 2009 17

Atoosa Grey has a new album out, and it has Jack Feerick asking his trademark question: How bad can it be

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Live Music: Morrissey @ Webster Hall; the Grates and Micachu & the Shapes @ Pianos, 3/25/09

Taylor Long March 30, 2009 0

New York City living, with its ever-expanding list of options, presents a reoccurring problem: What to do when you need or want to be in two places at once? Given the opportunity to see

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Live Music: Charles Spearin’s Happiness Project @ Le Poisson Rouge, 3/15/09

Taylor Long March 20, 2009 0

One of many highlights of Broken Social Scene’s performance at CMJ last fall was the presentation of “Mrs. Morris,” the first song from Charles Spearin’s Happiness Project. Spearin, fascinated by the musical qualities of speech,

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