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“Country girl, shake it for me, girl”… or whatever Luke Bryan said. The fabled home-grown country ladies from the U.S. of A. are legendary for a reason. And while they’re often associated with the deep south, all 50 states have areas Americans would consider “country” — AKA rural. Country culture really is country-wide (okay, we’ll stop quoting country pop), and the...


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Setting the stage for the “rom-com” genre to come, Much Ado About Nothing is one of William Shakespeare’s most satisfying romps—an unexpectedly raunchy game of misunderstanding that culminates in perfect harmony. Directed by Natalie Cutcher and with a commedia dell’arte spin, Faction of Fools’ current production of Much Ado


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Room, bah: A federal judge said the only construction that can proceed on the White House ballroom is the underground portion that has been deemed essential by the military. All aboveground construction must stop, U.S. District Judge Richard Leon ordered, until Congress approves the project. Plus three points for checks and balances. +...

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Normal, Minnesota, the flat, snowed-in setting for the new Bob Odenkirk-headlined action flick Normal, is fictional. How quickly the phrase “Odenkirk-headlined action flick” has become normalized, as though the world is full of 63-year-old former Saturday Night Live writers-cum-Tony Award nominees who live totally reasonable, temperate live...


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