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Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Stevie Nicks and Eddie Vedder, thrill rowdy White River crowd
by Albert Rodriguez
- SGN A&E Writer
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers w/ special guests Stevie Nicks and Eddy Vedder
July 30 @ White River Amphitheatre
As long as Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers keep rocking, we'll keep listening.
The veteran rock group celebrated thirty years as a recording artist and touring act at White River Amphitheatre Su more |
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Seattle Gay News seeks Arts & Entertainment Style & Trends writer
Seattle Gay News is seeking a Style & Trends writer for an existing column in our weekly Arts & Entertainment section. This is a non-paid position, however it does entitle the selectee to benefits within our publication and the opportunity to work directly with clothing retailers, travel and hospitality representatives, restaurant and bar-lounge m more
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Deep Inside Hollywood
Rob Schneider Makes It Big
Romeo is trying his hardest to give hyperactive funnyman Rob Schneider the benefit of the doubt about his latest project, but after sitting through Deuce Bigelow: European Gigolo, it's a bit of a challenge. In any event, the SNL grad plans to make his directorial debut with the comedy Big Stan. The premise more
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Woody Allen's Scoop is evidence that his career as an 'auteur' has rock-bottomed
by Derich Mantonela
- SGN A&E Writer
Playing Now, Various Theaters
Sophomoric, shallow, totally unoriginal, morbidly awash in self-parody, painfully un-funny & downright ugly. Woody Allen's "Scoop" provides medically-definable evidence that his career as an "auteur" has rock-bottomed out.
Enough, already, abo more
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Pete Yorn sounds mighty fine with new material at The Crocodile Café
by Jessica Browning
- SGN A&E Writer
Pete Yorn
July 28 @ The Crocodile Cafe
If you weren't squeezed inside The Crocodile Cafe last Friday, you missed a chance to see Pete Yorn up close and personal before he undoubtedly moves on to more sizeable venues all over the country. He's on the cusp of major stardom, and more
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