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The days of sitting around the T.V. when the clock strikes seven are long gone.
DVR and Tivo have made sitting down to watch your show, when it comes on, a thing of the past. Now we watch episodes on Hulu or stations’ websites, almost commercial free and on our time. This has created a market that makes it nearly impossible for new shows to thrive in. However, when a gem comes along, you stand up and take notice.
Ladies …
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Like their previous releases, Flight of the Conchords’ new CD, “I Told You I Was Freaky,” is more of a soundtrack to their self-titled HBO comedy show than a stand-alone album.
For fans of the New Zealand comedy folk duo’s show, each track brings to mind the hilarious television segments/music videos.
For new listeners, songs such as the synthesizer laden “Fashion is Danger” may lack some of the comedic impact without the 1980s “New Wave” visuals.
But the …
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No Justice is playing this Friday night at Midnight Rodeo in Amarillo. The band is originally from Stillwater and have been together since 2001. However, they weren’t really known until they signed with Smith Entertainment in 2005. Their best recognized song that plays over radio air waves is “Don’t Walk Away.” No Justice’s Texas country sound has a great blend of country-rock tones. The show starts at 10 p.m. and tickets are $10 for 21+ and $12 for ages 18-20. …
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This Saturday, the Wesley Foundation is hosting a Halloween Costume Party. It is set to have a spider theme. They have all kinds of fun activities planned including a costume contest, a picture scavenger hunt and a possible trick-or-treat contest. There will be desserts and drinks provided. Students are encouraged to come dance, hang out and join in all of the activities. The fun begins at 7 p.m. at the Wesley Center, so gear up in your best costume and …
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The movie that everyone is going to and talking about right now is Paranormal Activity. This movie features an engaged couple that lives in a seemingly nice house in the suburbs. The girl, Katie, is followed by a demon her entire life but is never provoked until her boyfriend, Micah, decides to catch it on tape. More and more things begin to happen and it soon becomes a dangerous situation. The movie is a documentation of their lives and …
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For the fourth consecutive year, the West Texas A&M University Symphony Orchestra will present a live-cinema performance.
This year they will be presenting the 1929 classic, The Iron Mask, featuring Douglas Fairbanks. The WT Symphony Orchestra will be under the direction of Dr. Mark Bartley, assistant professor of music. They will provide live musical accompaniment while the black-and-white film plays on wide screen.
“We’ve had great success with horror in Phantom of the Opera and comedy with City Lights …
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A rare and unusual exhibit, of the Red River War, has found its way into the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum (PPHM).
A Running Fight: The Red River War in Art, as it’s been labeled, “Is the first of its kind to focus particularly on the art of the Red River War,” said Michael Grower, curator of the PPHM. Bit and pieces of The Red River War have been displayed in other exhibits and galleries, but a complete collection has …
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HERE – NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (DVD, Image Ten)
Review by Frank Rodasky
“They’re coming to get you, Bar¬bara…”
When George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead was released on October 1968, it was another in a long line of “zombie” horror movies, a genre that had been around for more than thirty years. But the film’s use of a black man as a strong, intelligent hero during the height of America’s Civil Rights upheaval, shocking violence and stark, black …
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This Thursday Travelin’ Max and Seafood Night will be in the Caf. It is an event sponsored by the CORE and put on by Student Activities and the Caf. Travelin’ Max is a comedian who is all about audience involvement. He moves around a lot and sings fun songs that fit into his comedy act. The Caf will be serving all of the tastiest seafood you can imagine; there will be everything from shrimp to crab legs. Max’s act is …
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Fiddler on the Roof makes its way into the Branding Iron Theater at West Texas A&M University. The musical opened last week and will commence again this week, the 21-24.
I sat down with Kayla Gregg, senior musical theater major, who takes on the roll as Tzeitel, to talk about this season’s play and what it means to her.
Jonas Leon Rios: What do you think …




