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ALBUM REVIEWS , MUSIC June 15, 2013
Boards of Canada – Tomorrow’s Harvest
By Austin Gomez
Artist: Boards of Canada Album: Tomorrow’s Harvest Release Date: June 5, 2013 (Warp) buzz Factor: 4.5/5.0
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It’s summertime and that can only mean one thing: Movies featuring grown men dressed in tights kicking the living hell out of each other are coming to a theater near you. -Dane George
Read More Here: http://readbuzz.com/life/2013/likes-gripes-yikes-june-13-2013
Stretching the Limits
Krannert Art Museum offers free yoga program
By Jennifer Haare
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Looking to participate or simply listen to a night of music, spoken word and storytelling in an intimate atmosphere, all while raising money for a great cause? Look no further than The Lounge, a new benefit put on by One People every six to eight weeks at Urbana’s The Hub.
Caveman was really just a vibe and a nickname we all gave to each other. It was purely a vibe, really. We’re all about stripping everything to its basics, and not worrying about the other little things. Even though our sound isn’t too primal, there’s still the drums back there that take it back. I think we found a good mix between all of that. - Jimmy Carbonetti
Click Here to Read Full Interview: http://readbuzz.com/music/2013/qa-caveman
Heads Up: Father’s Day
By Jennifer Haare
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By John Milas
I think the writers of Small Soldiers got a hold of the same thing the writers of Space Jam and Bubba Ho-Tep were smoking. And the producers were on something even more potent when they read the script. They’re lucky that it still has a following, and I’ll prove it with this video, viewed over 41,000 times.
Read More Here: http://readbuzz.com/movies-tv/2013/a-shameless-viewing-small-soldiers-1998
Restaurant Review — Boomerangs Bar and Grill
By Jonna Newberry
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NHL ’97 Stanley Cup Simulation: Blackhawks – Bruins
By Sean Neumann
In honor of the 2013 Stanley Cup Final between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Boston Bruins, we simulated the seven-game series using NHL ’97 on a Super Nintendo game system. The rosters are completelydifferent from both teams’ current rosters and there are many real-life factors that contribute to a playoff series that can’t be recreated in a video game. However, if the 1996-97 Blackhawks and Bruins met in a Stanley Cup Final — two teams with Hall of Famers such as Eddie Belfour, Adam Oates, Ray Bourque, Cam Neely and Denis Savard — this is how our experiment with NHL ’97 sees the series playing out:
Game 1: Boston defeats Chicago, 3-2
The Bruins jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first period, but with two minutes left in the third, Chicago’s Tony Amonte put two power play goals past Boston goaltender Bill Ranford to tie the game at 2-2.
The goals came on a 5-on-3 and a 5-on-4 power plays and were netted within 30 seconds of each other.
Game one continued for a grueling five overtime periods, but was finally ended when defenseman Jon Rohloff scored the game winning goal on Eddie Belfour with under a minute left in the fifth overtime. Boston takes a 1-0 series lead.
Read More Here: http://readbuzz.com/life/2013/nhl-97-stanley-cup-simulation-blackhawks-bruins
Issue: June 13, 2013
Bud Light Summer Stage Hosts Local Bands on Green St.
Cover Design By: Kevin Kuk
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Dandelion Fritters
The art of mixing flowers with food
By Paul Angelillo
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I am not hesitant to admit that I have a huge crush on Waka Flocka. There’s not much I wouldn’t do to be his main bitch, or even just his mistress. #BRICKSQUAD -Maddie Rehayem
http://readbuzz.com/life/2013/likes-gripes-yikes-may-30-2013
The Chicago punk outfit’s sophomore effort is as loud and in your face as the all-caps text it’s presented to you in. In other words, IT’S FUCKING GOOD. Two years after debuting with a short (but sweet) three-song EP, Nervous Passenger returns with SONGS ABOUT THINGS AND STUFF.
Theater Review—“Henry VIII” 3 ½ of 4 stars
By Syd Slobodnik
Chicago Shakespeare Theater production of Shakespeare’s “Henry VIII” is a unique and fascinating look at one of Shakespeare’s least performed history plays. In fact the play’s producer Barbara Gaines believes it’s the first professional production in Chicago ever. Gaines’ production is an outstanding, richly acted telling of the monarch’s life that most contemporary audiences would know from the recent Showtime production of “The Tudors”.
The play, originally called “All is True”, was first produced only ten years after the death of Elizabeth I, Henry’s daughter. One of the play’s final scenes even includes the christening of the infant Elizabeth, with a fanfare of praises for her future importance. While Shakespeare was sometimes rather harsh on some of the past monarchs of his famous histories, his treatment of his benefactor’s dad is quite polite, despite Henry’s ruthless exploitation of his half dozen wives and the manipulation of the Church. The famed Cardinal Wolsey is made Shakespeare’s significant villain; the king’s rotund, red robed correct religious advisor is a real monster. As the play begins he is one of the richest men in England and many of the king’s dukes are worried about his influence.
Read More Here: http://readbuzz.com/arts/2013/theater-review-henry-viii
Summer Nights
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Friday Night Live entertains downtown Champaign for the second summer
By Claire Schroeder
For the second summer in a row, the Champaign County Arts Council, 40 North, will bring live entertainment to downtown Champaign in the form of Friday Night Live. From May 31 to Aug. 16, live performances will be held every Friday from 6-8 p.m.
Heads Up: National Trails Day
By Alex Slifer
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ALBUM REVIEWS, MUSIC May 27, 2013
The National – Trouble Will Find Me
By Tyler Durgan
Artist: The National
Album: Trouble Will Find Me
Release Date: May 21, 2013 (4AD Records)
Buzz Factor: 3.0/5.0
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