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Montgomery (Alabama)

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    December 5, 2011

    John Prine and Jason Isbell at the Touhill Performing Arts Center, 12/4/11: Review and Setlists

    Roy KastenJohn Prine stands and delivers at the Touhill​John Prine | Jason Isbell Touhill Performing Arts Center December 3, 2011 Why is John Prine so beloved? He's never had a major hit of his own, never really crossed over from the folkie netherworlds, never, as a touring musician, done muc ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 1, 2011

    The Ten Most Effective American Protest Songs

    This one doesn't make the cut, unfortunately.​It's Fourth of July weekend, and in the haze of the heat, barbecue, domestic beer, and red-white-and-blue buntings, it's easy to get caught up in ranting-chanting, "USA! USA! USA!" The founding fathers and a lot of musicians might not agree with ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 28, 2011

    Taco Bell's Taco Filling: Could Be a Whole Lot Worse

    gizmodo.comLet the label speak for itself. ​ Holy crap, Taco Bell! Your beef is alleged to be only 36 percent beef! How could Yum! Brands have lied to Americans for all these years? The big to-do started on Tuesday, when Montgomery, Alabama, law firm Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & M ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 4, 2011

    Huck Finn Gets 21st-Century Makeover

    image viaHuck and Jim as they appeared in the first edition of Huckleberry Finn in 1884.​You all remember Huckleberry Finn, right? That 1830s Missouri urchin who finds himself adrift on the Mississippi River with a black slave named Jim and learns to appreciate Jim's fundamental humanity and, ... More >>

  • News

    December 2, 2010

    Fair-y Tales: Russell Pearce and other illegal immigrant populists rely on misleading, right-wing reports to scapegoat immigrants and terrify penny-pinched Americans

    image viaHuck and Jim as they appeared in the first edition of Huckleberry Finn in 1884.​You all remember Huckleberry Finn, right? That 1830s Missouri urchin who finds himself adrift on the Mississippi River with a black slave named Jim and learns to appreciate Jim's fundamental humanity and, ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 8, 2010

    St. Louis Named 11th-Worst City for Sales Tax

    It adds up.​Another day, another city-ranking listing St. Louis as the worst city for __________ (insert blank). Today's survey comes from the website Business Insider that names St. Louis as one of the "15 Cities with Ridiculously High Sales Tax."St. Louis ranks in at No. 11 according to Business ... More >>

  • Music

    April 9, 2008

    Remaking Michael

    Why waste money (or steal) those bogus Thriller remixes when you can get better Michael Jackson reinventions legally — for free? Plus, the history of the classic Harlem Globetrotters song "Sweet Georgia Brown."

  • News

    April 5, 2006

    Ask a Negro Leaguer Column

    Week of April 6, 2006

  • News

    May 14, 2003

    Foul Ball

    Baseball coach Jim Brady has been fighting his bosses in the UMSL athletic department for seven years. And he thought colon cancer was a pain in the ass.

  • Music

    July 17, 2002

    Bedazzled

    A devoted fanboy produces an homage to one of St. Louis' most beloved bands

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