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No Sitting!

Once you’ve seen Dave Matthews Band play a packed arena 12 times, you really start to think you know everything about them.


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Crash Into You

Street U.: Are you right side up or upside down? Dave Matthews: Ha, I don’t swing that way. It’s cool whatever other people want to do, but I’m very straight.


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Defibrillator

Some days, I’m just too hung over to play video games. On a morning when my eyes are still unable to focus, the flashing lights and seizure-inducing animation can be a little much.


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Up A Creek Without An...

Once you’ve seen O.A.R. play a packed arena 12 times, you really start to think you know everything about them.


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Copy That

Once you’ve seen Dispatch play a packed arena 12 times, you really start to think you know everything about them.




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Outing the Godfather

Here’s the deal. Most good movies totally work on more than one level. Like Starship Troopers is not so much a sci-fi movie as it is a commentary on war and shit.



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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

A family-friendly musical and horror film sequel may be dominating the box office, but it’s the story of an underdog that should merit the most attention.


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Guilty Pleasures: Jingle All The Way (1996)

Jingle All the Way 1996 We’re not going to lie ­­— this movie is awful. We could go on about all its flaws... the poor acting, terrible script, bad slapstick humor, a message of materialism that seems unfathomable in today’s economy.



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Santa Baby

A yuletide visit to the gynecologist would be more enjoyable than sitting through Four Christmases.




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A New Kind of Vampire

I have never been to a screening quite like Twilight’s. The young adult novel turned film has attracted a rabid female fan, ranging from screaming teenyboppers to their obsessed grandmothers and everyone in between, all of whom are crazy about the original book, this adaptation and/or Robert Pattinson.


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Interview With A Vampire

Robert Pattinson is bewildered. Toying with a half-empty bottle of Coke set in front of him, he thumbs the cap a few times before answering a question at the Four Seasons Hotel.


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The Defibrillator: Death from Above 1979

Death from Above 1979 You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine 2004 Winter of 2005. My friends and I were hitting Jupiter Room every Saturday, the indie club that didn’t charge cover.


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Spittin’ Witz (and Rhymes)

Street breaks it down with rapper and finance major Steve "Witz" Markowitz, of Hoodie Allen. Street: As a self-proclaimed Jewish rapper, how much does the Torah influence your work?