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The Sword: Gods of the Earth

Liquid Sword

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Metal is a fickle mistress. When executed well, the genre can be quite good. When it’s executed badly, metal is laughably horrible.


Black Keys

A change of Key

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The Black Keys have always been seen as the musical and color counterpart of The White Stripes. The Akron, Ohio, duo comprised of Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney has always played the raw “in your face” blues to the Stripes’ artistic blues.


Ever since Stipe can remember, he's been poppin' his colla'.

R.E.M. revved

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The Monster’s Revenge! If only R.E.M. had chosen that title for its latest album Accelerate.


The Indiana Daily Student

Deli delights

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Though it may be shallow, about 90 percent of the food I eat appeals to me because of the way it looks.

I now want to build a beer bottle xylophone of my own.

Pile of 'Ruins'

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Remember the days when horror films didn’t need to depend on gut-wrenching pain, gobs of blood and mere shock value to frighten audiences? I hardly do, and unfortunately, neither do the creators of “The Ruins.”


(L to R) Newswoman Lexie Littleton (REN

Kicked in the head

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George Clooney’s third outing as a director, “Leatherheads,” returns to his love of period pieces and Hollywood throwbacks. This time, though, Clooney tries (too hard) for laughs in his weakest performance to date behind the camera.


Sidetracked

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Alex Cohen grades this week’s hottest tracks.


Alec Quig

Real, raw Brazil

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In 1990, Brazil’s economy was shut down to curb inflation. Culture all but ground to a halt. For five years, almost no films were made.