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Tomorrow begins Rocktober. There is so much good music coming to town this month, we can’t wait to see even just a smattering of it. Keep your eye on our calendar.
It’s also the great drinking month of Oktoberfest. So start off the month right by picking up one or two (can’t get three at once) of [...]
By Yankee Rose
Decatur’s own Little Shop of Stories will be hosting its Catch-All Book Group on Monday, October 12 at 7PM. This month they will be discussing Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer. Just a note of explanation, Little Shop holds book groups for children and young adults of all ages, along [...]
Decatur based, and internationally adored, Paste Magazine reports that Warner Music has come to terms with YouTube to allow music by its artists (interesting isn’t it how we still think of labels “owning” artists?) to accompany videos posted on YouTube. We’re not exactly rushing out to listen to Metallica on YouTube now, but we do think it’s a step [...]
By Yankee Rose
It is a rare occasion when you find an author who you can’t get enough of, so rare in fact, it’s almost like finding the perfect man. He makes you laugh out loud, you can’t bear to turn away from his voice, he touches your soul, and stays on your mind for [...]
This post would be a perfect opportunity to rail against the complete idiocy of the major music labels (Sony in this case), but we will just note that you cannot view this video with sound on most of Youtube and cannot view it at all on the top Heath Ledger fansite because of copyright violations.
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Okay, we’ll admit it, some of you might not be checking up on us for the books. It started out light, some humor, some music related reads, maybe a graphic novel or two (okay we never actually reviewed any of those, but we thought about it). Then we go adding book groups to your event [...]
By now you are assuredly aware that Atlanta has had a little rain lately. The flooding touched everyone, even if only through the discomfort of a long commute or a day off school for the kiddies (which may or may not be a bad thing). The historic neighborhood of Cabbagetown took on it’s share of [...]
