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'Perpetual' jammers groove in to Athens

By MARIA DANELLO

While the cold weather may plague people on the streets of Athens Saturday night, fans inside the Georgia Theatre will be warm, taking in the sweet sounds of Perpetual Groove. … 0 Comments

Dancers put spin on Memorial

By JENNIFER PAXTON

While most would give a blank stare when asked what a freeze, headspin and kneespin are, a truly talented breakdancer would not only tell you but show you. However, the moves are often more difficult to master than they appear. "It looks like they're not struggling, but it probably took them a million times to get that move down," said Kate Morrissey, a sophomore from Kennesaw who has been involved with breakdancing at the University for two years. … 0 Comments

Local artists wax Grammatica

Bands voice opinions on nominated bands, antiquated award

By WHITNEY KESSLER

The Grammy Awards may not go to the artists the local bands are pulling for due to the lack of attention they are giving the "mainstream" tunes, but music is as alive and kicking in Athens as it should be. "Good music makes me feel like composing and performing," said local musician Claire Campbell. … 0 Comments

Phil Vassar visits old fave Theatre

By DREW HALL

Phil Vassar returns to the Georgia Theatre tonight for another show filled with awe-inspiring piano melodies and vocals of his original hit songs, as well as a few popular hits that others made famous on the radio. Vassar said he always looks forward to playing at the Theatre and described the show as "one of the most enjoyable shows of the year, which is always a great time. … 0 Comments

Past the chaos, Atlanta is eclectic, sexy

By RACHELLE HICKS

Sleek, sexy, classic. No, it's not the new Verizon Wireless, but the city of Atlanta. Although some are having gag reflexes at the thought of Atlanta being called such, what many residents and tourists don't see is that Atlanta is one of the most eclectic cities in the nation. … 0 Comments

8e's a hot spot for the children of the 80s

By RACHELLE HICKS

Ever feel the urge to release that creature inside, who itches to groove to the fresh sounds of "Thriller"? Or kick it on a ladies night out when "Girls Just Want To Have Fun"? Even though it seems as if days of fresh beats are far away and new jams of booty grinding, lustful rap have slammed the clubs, there's a place in Athens (time machine not required) where anyone can soak themselves in the carefree vibes of '80s culture and feel like a virgin, touched for the very first time. … 0 Comments

Southern rock band stops in Athens

Project begins Southeast tour

By ALEC WOODEN

When Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast in 2005, it left much of the Louisiana music scene in shambles, separating bands and putting lives on hold for a long rebuilding process. Benjy Davis, namesake of the Benjy Davis Project, found a silver lining among it all. … 0 Comments

Lumpkin Cafe a quaint, cozy addition to Five Points

By LAUREN LEIGHTON AND SALLY OSTEEN For The Red & Black

Lumpkin Café, a quaint eatery in Five Points, is a nice addition to the cluster of restaurants in the area. It serves lunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring a simple menu of salads, sandwiches and crepes. The Lumpkin Cafe is in a little house with tables scattered throughout various rooms. … 1 Comment

Local poets to recite at 'Love Fest'

By TESSA JOHNSON For The Red & Black

Tonight Vox will have its monthly reading series. The event features a pan-campus cast, including readers from the "Georgia Review" magazine and from the department of education. The Pan-Campus Love Fest will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Hot Corner Café. It's free and will feature four University authors: Jenn Blair, Siân Griffiths, Misha Cahnmann Taylor and David Ingle. … 0 Comments

Bostonian shares dreams with the South

By ABBI LIBERS

Singer/songwriter Chad Perrone has never been to the South before. Having earned his reputation in Boston, the 26-year-old will spend 13 days in the Southeast to promote his debut solo album, "Used to Dream." CHAD PERRONE Playing with Mieka Pauley and the Benjy Davis Project When: 10 tonight Where: Tasty World More Information: The show is for ages 18 and older. … 0 Comments

As my taste evolves, Grammys lose appeal

By MICHELLE FLOYD

Being the huge music buff I am, watching the Grammy Awards has always been a time-honored tradition. I love watching the preshow with the red carpet - listening to the various bands talk about their music and seeing the eccentric fashions. Unlike other award shows, I usually don't have to hear Joan Rivers complaining about people's outfits because many musicians tend to express their creativity through their clothing almost as much as through their music. … 0 Comments

Valentine's Ball to benefit homeless animals

Event to take place Saturday

By SHANNA WARD

Even though pets might not be known as romantics, this weekend marks the third annual Athens Area Humane Society's Valentine's Day ball, "Have a Heart for Homeless Pets." The ball is an annual fundraiser for AAHS. HAVE A HEART FOR HOMELESS ANIMALS When: 7 p. … 0 Comments

Kingpins offers bowl and dine accomodations

By ABBY PECK

Shrimp creole over rice, homemade gumbo, crawfish etouffee - picturing Mardi Gras and the French Quarter? Think more along the lines of 10 pins, eight lanes and a disco ball at Kingpins Bowl and Brew. KINGPINS BOWL & BREW Health Score: 100 immediate, 97 emerging More Information: (706) KINGPINS or www. … 0 Comments

In Theaters Friday

'HANNIBAL RISING' Rated: R Starring: Gaspard Ulliel (2004's "A Very Long Engagement"), Rhys Ifans (1999's "Notting Hill") and Gong Li (2006's "Miami Vice") In the fourth film based on the horrifying tales of cannibal Hannibal Lecter, audiences get to understand how he came to be one of the most terrifying villains in cinema. … 0 Comments

Custom jewelry, roses found at downtown store

By JESIKA WEHUNT For The Red & Black

With Valentine's Day just around the corner, students all over campus are rushing to find that perfect gift for their special someone. Many choose to go the jewelry route and spend hours wandering the malls, looking for that exceptional ring or necklace that will make her friends jealous. … 0 Comments

LISTINGS

THURSDAY Phil Vassar, Matt Moore Georgia Theatre. 8 p.m. $15 Woggles CD Release Party, The Lickity Splits, DJ Kurtwood 40 Watt Club. 9:30 p.m. Diego Catalan, Peter Alvanos Flicker Theatre & Bar. 8:30 p.m. Long Legged Woman, Gasmasks & Matchsticks, Hibernation, Swamp Ape Caledonia Lounge. … 0 Comments

Terrapin turns beer to breakfast

Wake-n-Bake Off an intoxicating chef's challenge

By HOLLY ELLINGTON

Beer isn't considered a breakfast beverage or dessert ingredient by many people other than college students. However, a unique cooking contest Monday night will allow local chefs an opportunity to get creative and show the flexibility of cooking desserts with different flavorful beers. … 0 Comments

Worth the Drive: Toby Keith

Columbus Civic Center

By MANDY RODGERS

Combine humorous music videos with gorgeous leading ladies and a highly successful career spanning more than 20 years, you get country superstar Toby Keith. Toby Keith seems to be able to do anything. In 1993, he found early success with his first single, "Shoulda Been a Cowboy," which quickly rose to No. … 0 Comments

Cd Reviews

'NOT TOO LATE' Norah Jones Norah Jones' third release is actually a record full of firsts for the young crooner. "Not Too Late" is the first collection written entirely by Jones and her first album not produced by Arif Mardin, the musical legend whose touch helped propel Jones to instant star status after 2002's "Come Away with Me" and 2004's "Feels Like Home. … 0 Comments

It's a marvelous night for a Van Morrison tribute band

By ANNA KRAKOVSKI For The Red & Black

You don't have to be in your 60s or a brown-eyed female to enjoy the powerful vocals of Van "the Man" Morrison. The Melting Point will be consumed by folk, rock and some good old blue-eyed soul Saturday night. The performers? Greg Hester and the Van Morrison Tribute Band. … 0 Comments

Art Watch

'LITHOGRAPHS BY ALVAR SUNOL: AN EXHIBITION MARKING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE GEORGIA CENTER' This exhibit features eight lithographs, selected by the artist representing over 40 years of work. Many of them are the artist's favorites. When: Through March 1 Where: Georgia Center for Continuing Education, 1197 S. … 0 Comments

Singer 'capable of actually looking like' Bowie

By JOHN BARRETT

In response to a culture fascinated with the idea of outer space, English artist David Bowie released the space-themed glam-rock album "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars." … 3 Comments

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