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13 08 10 • Featured, Music, This Week

Among Saints: Evans City Saints

Evans City Saints rebuild after the loss of bass player Brandon Roden.

09 07 10 • Featured, Movies, Music, This Week

Video premier: “You, Love” by Erik Smallwood

World premier of artist Erik Smallwood's video for "You, Love." Boo-yah.

06 07 10 • This Week, WTF

Chevelle Fans Sees Red on Independence Day

Chevelle audience get more than a show.

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05 07 10 • People, This Week

America, F**k Yeah

Is our patriotism just an act?

05 07 10 • People, This Week

A Pint with the Publisher: “Freedom and Faith”

Setting a standard is one thing, meeting it another.

05 07 10 • Featured, Music, This Week

Music Review: “The Gaslight Anthem, American Slang”

More American than Apple Pie ... but is it more American than Springsteen?

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05 07 10 • Featured, People, This Week

Staying Alive: Todd Baker

Cutting a rug with dancer Todd Baker.

05 07 10 • This Week, WTF

Book Review: Big Hair and Plastic Grass - Dan Epstein

The 1970s gave America its groove - and its coke addiction, so what did it give America's number one sport?

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01 07 10 • Featured, Music, Podcast, This Week

The Fayetteville FEED Podcast, Ep. 27

This week, in a very special episode of Blossom ...

29 06 10 • Featured, Music, This Week

J. Cole’s New Video, “Who Dat”

Fayetteville hip hop artist J. Cole's latest video brings up the old debate on censorship.