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April 10, 2009
by brenton crozier At this point in time, it’s hardly worth separating blogs and traditional websites. Nevertheless, the blogosphere is burning up and there are some fantastic sites recently brought to my attention that produce daily office-forward fodder and copious amounts of laughter. So forget your financial woes, forget the

view from the couch

April 10, 2009
Bob Saget and Cynthia Stevenson star in ABC’s new half-hour comedy Surviving Suburbia which premieres on the 6th. The show, which was originally supposed to air on The CW, is about a cynical dad who openly questions the day-to-day idiosyncrasies of life in the suburbs. ABC will unveil its new

Play the Game

April 2, 2009
by Rick Grant Grade: B+ / Rated PG / 90 min Here is a charming story that crosses-over three generations. The scenario, written and directed by Marc Fienberg, involves the relationship between a young man, David Mitchell (Paul Campbell) and his elderly grandfather of 84, Grandpa Joe (Andy Griffith). After

The Jock

April 2, 2009
by Tom Weppel FINAL FOUR And so we are down to the Final Four, after two weeks of some pretty good college basketball. North Carolina, UConn, Villanova, and Michigan State are all in Detroit, and by Monday evening, there will be only one team left standing. I’d like to mention

the luster of the blues

April 1, 2009
by rick grant Break out the sunscreen and folding chairs. The largest free outdoor music event in Florida, the George’s Music Springing the Blues Festival (GMSTB), is coming for three solid days of great music to grace the Jacksonville Beaches’ Seawalk Pavilion, April 3 – 5. Sam Veal is the

so new, the paint's still wet

April 1, 2009
by madeleine peck This April 3rd, the biennial Bright Young Things Show (2009) at Jane Gray Gallery takes another look at some of Jacksonville’s emerging and evolving local talent. Included in that pool is this writer. Since it would be impossible for me to make an objective assessment of a

Monsters Vs. Aliens

March 31, 2009
by Rick Grant Grade: A- / Rated PG / 94 min The animators working directly with the delivery style of the actors is what creates the funny and memorable characters in any animated feature, especially this outrageously daffy work by DreamWorks Animation. Directed by Rob Letterman, animators and writers imbued

Late of the Pier and Juicy Pony

March 31, 2009
by Jack Diablo Jack Rabbits was transformed into a fiery furnace of frivolity as Late of the Pier and Juicy Pony rocked the crowd with their infectious brand of indie electronic dance. The crowd may have been small, but the music filled the gaps and had everyone on their feet

Vetiver, Larkin Grimm, and John Houx

March 31, 2009
by Jack Diablo Freak-folk outfit, Vetiver, stopped by Cafe Eleven on March 23 to play a show with Larkin Grimm and John Houx. Fresh off of their appearance at the SXSW Music and Media Conference in Austin, TX, St. Augustine was one of only two stops the group made in

Hughie

March 31, 2009
by DICK KEREKES ABET’s next production is unique for theatre in this area. First of all it is a one act play and secondly the admission is only $10.00. Eugene O’Neill’s Hughie, will be on stage April 3, 4, 5 10, 11 at the Community Center in Atlantic Beach. Since

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