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A 'Jack' of all trades
Jack Black is working out the details in his head.
In less than two hours, he'll be singing, "Take Me Out
to the Ball Game" in front of fans at Wrigley Field.
It's the first time he's ever been asked to sing the
song, and he's not sure how to approach it.
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'Playas' have more fun
Looking for a controversial and politically incorrect
way to entertain friends and family? Well, look no further
than Ghettopoly. The object of Ghettopoly, a game similar
to Monopoly, is to be the first "playa" to buy stolen
property and acquire the most money in the ghetto.
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Hardcore
comes full circle at House of Blues
What would Bad Brains, Black Flag and the founding fathers
of the hardcore genre think?. Read
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FOCO celebrates Latino culture, identity
The bold colors of the glossy graphic designs against
the large-format posters scream out feelings of pain,
anger and sadness felt by the artists over recent controversial
issues like religion, politics, war, pop culture, Latino
and post Latino identity and the 9/11 tragedy.
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Autumn's Remorse revives dark punk metal
"Popular culture right now is just terrible. It makes
me want to vomit," said Joe Remillard, the 19-year-old
drummer for Autumn's Remorse, a largely unknown dark
punk metal band from the northwest suburbs.
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