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Lambert steps out of country music niche

In her fourth album "Four the Record," Miranda Lambert dabbles in a somewhat different sound, producing numerous tracks that stray from tones of her previous hits.  Between the fifteen tracks on this surprisingly long album, fans will see a new side of the country star. Full story

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'In Time' presents fantastical dystopia

When I first saw the trailer for "In Time," I had two reactions. The first was astonishment at the pure brilliance of the story line. The second was skepticism at whether or not rom-com actor and former N'Sync-er Justin Timberlake could pull off a role as the protagonist in a very action-based movie. Full story

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Coldplay sticks to what we love, despite a few hiccups

Coldplay has always been a band that can take sound and make it anything they want it to be. They have found ways to take something brand new, mix it in with what they do best (the piano playing abilities and hypnotizing voice of Chris Martin and the perfectly timed guitar riffs from Johnny Buckland), and yet still produce something everyone recognizes as simply Coldplay. Full story

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'Paranormal Activity 3' ties up horror trilogy

When it comes to "sleeper hits" in horror, I have to say that the "Paranormal Activity" movies are, by far, the best in the genre. That's not to say that they are the best of the horror films. There are plenty of films out there to make you scream, but I just think that these films are great. Full story

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Dark comedy 'Colorado' brings laughter, tears

  Three days after seeing Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's "Colorado" at the University Playhouse and I am still unsure of how I feel about it.  In no way, shape, or form am I saying that it was a bad experience because the play was phenomenal, but there were so many changes in my emotions that I'm surprised that my heart didn't finally just give up and put me in a comatose state. Full story

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'Arkham City' marks new high for Batman franchise

  In 2008, Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight" arrived at theaters to rave reviews and reception alike. Based on the iconic DC comics character Batman, the movie was a strong argument for the validity of comic book-based films as Oscar-contending works of art and is responsible for popularizing Batman to mass audiences once more. Full story

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'Footloose' remake modernizes old classic

  Re-makes are always a toss up. Will it be the same with different cast members?  Will the plot be too much like the first film, or will it be too different?  These were the questions running through my mind when I went to see the new "Footloose. Full story

Miranda Lambert talks Four The Record

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