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Northern VirginiaON STAGE "Little Shop of Horrors" The McLean Community Players' first musical this season, the classic spoof about an overgrown, man-eating plant, opens at the Alden Theatre. $17; McLean residents, $16 ; students and seniors, $14. Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. through May 19. 1234...
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Published: 2007-05-04
Provider: Washington Post
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Second Cup Caf : Gin BlossomsThe Gin Blossoms have had their share of ups and downs since they played their first gig in 1987. Now they're back with their first album in a decade.
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Published: 2006-10-06
Provider: CBS News
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![Picture: Snuggle Party! [To Do]](http://imagecache03.pixsy.com/08-20-2008/27/273bd4f7-56cc-48ff-b67e-53dee988b1bd.jpg)
Snuggle Party! [To Do]newVideoPlayer("/todosnug_def.flv", 506, 423,"");You ever have one of those days where the only thing you want to do is go home and crawl underneath your covers? Well, if you were Molly McAleer, you could actually do your job from beneath your covers. Imagine that! Well, thanks to the magic of streaming video, you don't have to. Tonight's installment of Defamer To Do's not only occurs underneath Molly's covers, but it also echoes the time when Molls retreated to a monster fort for her own protection. However, as she'll explain to you, the circumstances for tonight's vid could not be any different. Enjoy! · Hollywood Web and Television Meetup at Blankspaces. · Gin Blossoms in Pershing Square Park (Free!). · Wizard Finger at Molly Malone's · Katchafire at the Roxy.
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Published: 2008-08-20
Provider: Defamer
Keywords: To Do, Molly McAleer
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20 Songs That Need To Be In Rock Band ImmediatelyRock Band 2 has been out for a little more than a month now, and Guitar Hero World Tour is upon us too, and yet, while part of me feels like I should have gotten tired of these games long ago, there are simply too many great songs left to play for me to stop shelling out hundreds of dollars to receive different combinations of scrolling, color-coded boxes. Just off the top of my head (two months worth of thinking), here's a list of 20 songs that need to be included in the Rock Band / Guitar Hero series before I'm too old to scream along to them in a British accent without permanently retarding the development of my eventual children. 20. White Stripes - Seven Nation Army Still no White Stripes in any of the music games (guess it's not as glamorous as Bond credits or a Coke commercial), but this song would finally give the bassist something to do outside of Won't Get Fooled Again, plus you could set the Drumming difficulty to "Infant". 19. Andrew W.K. - Party Hard Bonus 50% multiplier if the lead singer bloodies himself mid-song. 18. Neil Young - Rockin' In The Free World If Neil Young is truly as into self-reinvention and adapting to the times as his fans claim, why wouldn't he allow his song to be divided into a series of five colored boxes for drunk people with plastic instruments? 17. Spin Doctors - Two Princes The day I stop wanting to sing, drum, and play guitar on this song all at once is the day I take my own life. (That's a joke, right Dan? No it's not, reader.) 16. Rancid - Ruby Soho I probably enjoy this song more than anyone still should in this crazy, post-1995 world we live in, but whatever. Here it is. 15. Pulp - Common People It's 2008 and this song hasn't stopped being awesome. 14. Gin Blossoms - Hey Jealousy See previous. 13. U2 - I Will Follow I just hope when U2 finally does appear in the game, it's not Vertigo and Elevation playing simultaneously. 12. Prince - 1999 Finally, a chance to be Prince outside of your masturbation fantasies! 11. No Dou
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Published: 2008-10-29
Provider: Best Week Ever
Keywords: Entertainment
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Bad Albums Are the New Good AlbumsA recent feature in Blender asked a handful of contemporary/indie musicians to fess up and declare allegance to a bad album that they've always enjoyed. Sounds like a cool idea at first, except for the fact that most of the musicians don't even name anything embarrassing -- The Carpenter's Greatest Hits, Gin Blossoms' New Miserable Experience (does anyone ever complain about the Gin Blossoms?), STP's Purple, Ween's Chocolate and Cheese, and even Billy Joel's Greatest Hits all, in my estimation, do not qualify as albums to be ashamed of. Singer/songwriter Willy Mason mentions Totally Krossed Out, which is getting warmer, but still under the safety net of acceptible ironic enjoyment. Michael Jackson's Invincible, the Stayin' Alive Soundtrack, and A-ha's Hunting High and Low pretty much suit the bill, but is that really all you got, indie musicians? I was looking forward to some humanizing, gut-spilling shared laughter, not a list of "slightly underrated albums" and pseudo-ironic, fashionably lame choices; I'm surprised they didn't toss Journey in there while they were at it. I'll get the ball rolling. I unashamedly love Billy Joel, Elton John, Randy Newman, Joe Jackson, and Todd Rundgren, but again, I don't really count them as 'bad' musicians. In terms of actually bad/embarrassing albums I love, I'd say Bat Out of Hell (popular, granted, but it's ridiculous), Pop! by Erasure, Songs From the Wood by Jethro Tull, The Pet Shop Boys Singles Collection, and the first Fountains of Wayne Album, plus I probably enjoy The Hives and Junior Senior a little more than is lyrically healthy. Anyone else want to fess up? Leave your lovingly bad/ashamed/awkward albums in the comments!
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Published: 2007-07-30
Provider: Best Week Ever
Keywords: Entertainment
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Gin Blossoms to headline party for Delta employees (AP)AP - Delta Air Lines Inc. employees, retirees and their families may get a trip down "Allison Road" at a company party headlined by the rock band Gin Blossoms.
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Published: 2009-05-15
Provider: Yahoo
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LOST RECAP: Desmond Hume Has Come Unstuck In Time.Let's Do The Time Warp Again And Again And Again Last night's episode "The Constant" gave us some big-time insight into Desmond's strange future-predicting abilities and what kind of 'side effects' can be produced by leaving the island (all those who had their money on drymouth are out a couple bucks this morning). In mid helicopter flight, Desmond suddenly reverted back to his 1996 self, forgetting everything about the island, not knowing Sayid's name, and getting back into the Gin Blossoms, then continuing to oscillate between the present-day boat conundrum and wacky situations in Scottish "Private Benjamin". While in 1996, we see Penelope's father, Charles Widmore, winning an auction for the journal from the Black Rock slave ship currently sitting derelict on the island, whose contents have never been revealed to anyone besides the previous owner, thus giving Mr. Widmore exclusive access to passages like: Thayre be a mighty un usual nature in this place Age and Tyme shalle be beyond the grasp of the Mighty Lord Also what the f*ck is the smoke monster? Does this mean that Mr. Widmore -- the winner of last night's "Shady of the Week" Award -- sent Desmond on his sailing trip knowing he'd end up on the island and find the ship? Or was there another reason for sending his near son-in-law there? Did he just reeeeallly want to get Desmond out of his daughter's life? Either way, I have a feeling Mr. Widmore may be running into Sayid on a golf course sometime in the future... Like "Boat Trip", Only Funnier And More Gay We finally got to see the Other Others' ship this week, though still no word on who Ben's "inside man" is -- I really hope they're not expecting to shock us by revealing Michael to be the spy (and, possibly, the captain of the ship as well?), we've been hypothesizing that since like the third minute of the season premiere. Other theories have Sayid as the inside man, jumping through time (?) or Ben as the ship's captain somehow (wearing a mustache, I hop
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Published: 2008-02-29
Provider: Best Week Ever
Keywords: Entertainment
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Collective Soul and Gin Blossoms
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Published: 2008-08-08
Provider: Webshots
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