Friedrich Nietzsche was a smart guy, but he was wrong about at least one thing: God is definitely not dead. At the very least, the ideas of God, the arguments over God and the documentaries about God are still very much alive. Read more...
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November 12, 9:28 pm
Screen Scene: Oh My God
Arts, Film & TV
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November 12, 9:24 pm
Brooks brothers keep faith in “The Yankles”
The Brooks brothers know the meaning of the phrase "do it yourself." Read more...
Photo: Independent film “The Yankles” will be shown at James Bridges Theater on Sunday.
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November 12, 9:18 pm
Students turn to TV time-shifting
Thursday night is party night, no questions asked, even if that means missing Pam and Jim's epic wedding on "The Office." Read more...
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November 12, 9:11 pm
Students turn to TV time-shifting
Thursday night is party night, no questions asked, even if that means missing Pam and Jim's epic wedding on "The Office." Read more...
Photo: The busy lives of college students have made time-shifting television shows such as ABC’s “Lost” a growing trend.
Arts, Music
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November 12, 7:14 am
Concert Review: “Bishop Allen with Darwin Deez and Throw Me the Statue”
Though the crowd was still calling for more after the encore at the end of the night, Brooklyn band Bishop Allen's hour-long set at the Echoplex on Nov. 10 needed nothing more. Read more...
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November 12, 7:08 am
Concert Review: The Used
Every year, corporations spend billions of dollars on marketing, trying to connect with their target demographics and understand their innermost desires. But all they really need to do is whatever The Used has been doing. Read more...
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November 12, 4:40 am
Irish play “˜Molly Sweeney’ looks at the difference between sight and reality at Son of Semele theater
Imagine having your sight restored only to discover that you were happier being blind. Read more...
Photo: “Molly Sweeney,” an Irish drama directed by Brian Friel, will open at the Son of Semele theater Friday. The play explores the difference between sight and true vision through the main character Molly, a blind woman who has her sight restored.