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Heder, Poehler light up sequins, ice

By LAUREN MORGAN

What does it take to get a gold medal in the comedy Olympics? A triple Lutz of "Saturday Night Live" cast members, a double Salchow of Napoleon Dynamite, a true coach and ice skates. "Blades of Glory," opening Friday, has the makings of world class comedy. … 1 Comment

New Terrapin brew a malty, unique ale

By HOLLY ELLINGTON

Athenians can pregame for the Final Four at Aromas Saturday afternoon and be the first to try a new beer. Terrapin Beer is celebrating the debut of its newest beer with a special firkin keg tapping at Aromas Saturday. INDIA BROWN ALE DEBUT PARTY When: TBA Saturday Where: Aroma's Cost: TBA India Brown Ale will be for sale to the public for the first time at this celebration. … 0 Comments

CD Reviews

'WE WERE DEAD BEFORE THE SHIP EVEN SANK'Modest Mouse Everyone has an opinion on Modest Mouse, whether you know it or not. The band proved that indies can make it, but they sure pissed off a lot of indies when they did. With the anthemic "Float On" days behind them, there's a newfound pressure. … 4 Comments

Art Watch

'SCULPTURE PARK'In celebration of its 30th anniversary, the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center unveils its Sculpture Park in the front lawn of its building. The park, which opened Sunday, will become a permanent place for sculpture exhibitions. This month two sculptures by Didi Dunphy, an Athens artist, will be displayed. … 0 Comments

Band leader a master of music

By ANNA KRAKOVSKI

The heart of local rock band Now It's Overhead is Andy LeMaster whose last name couldn't describe him any better. The talented multi-instrumentalist is also a recording engineer whose Chase Park Transduction studio has recorded the likes of R.E.M., Drive-By Truckers, Chris Martin, The Glands and Bright Eyes (with whom LeMaster also tours). … 1 Comment

Free outdoor concert series to showcase Athens locals

By SCOTT REID

With the trees blossoming and the temperature still manageable, spending as much time outside as possible is an important activity for many students. Last week was the beginning of the University's Music Business Program's outdoor lunchtime concerts for students. … 0 Comments

LISTINGS

THURSDAYRobert Randolph & The Family Band Georgia Theatre. 10 p.m. $20-$23 Deerhunter CD Release Party, Psychic Hearts, Long Legged Woman 40 Watt Club. 9:30 p.m. $5 The Ginger Envelope, Drakkar Sauna Flicker Theatre & Bar. 8:30 p.m. USSR, People Noise Caledonia Lounge. … 0 Comments

Ballroom lovers prepare for 'magical' evenings

By WHITNEY KESSLER

Every Monday and Wednesday as students are riding the bus home or catching a bite to eat after class, the Ballroom Performance Group is in the dance studio practicing for Ballroom Magic 2007. It begins with the dancers circling up to stretch when one guy jokingly starts singing "Kumbaya. … 0 Comments

Brett's a casual option for everyone

By LAUREN LEIGHTON and SALLY OSTEEN For The Red & Black

Brett's Casual American Restaurant was a great find for us this week. With a tasty menu, low prices and abundant choices, this eatery has all of its bases covered. Located on Atlanta Highway in the old Westside Loco's Grill & Pub building, it's a longer drive, but who doesn't go out that way for a Target run at least once a week? The menu includes starters, salads and soups, seafood and other entrĂ©es, Tex-Mex items, sandwiches and desserts. … 2 Comments

In Theatres Friday

'MEET THE ROBINSONS'Animated Rated: G Voices of: Daniel Hansen, Wesley Singerman Based on a William Joyce novel, "Meet the Robinsons" revolves around Lewis (Hansen), a young genius who invents a machine to help him find his birth mother. Before he can use it, the evil Bowler Hat Guy and his helper Doris steal the invention. … 0 Comments

'Hills Have Eyes 2' both a sequel and remake

By ELI DILLARD

What do you get when you combine the master of horror with his apprentice son staying in a hotel for one month? The sequel to 2006's "The Hills Have Eyes." "The Hills Have Eyes 2," which debuted Friday, isn't only a sequel but a remake to Wes Craven's 1985 version. … 1 Comment

iFilms series adds independent twist to weekly showing

By MANDY RODGERS

Independent films have their own TV channel these days, so why not their own film series in Athens? The ongoing independent film series iFilms, at the Athens-Clarke County Library, began in 2005. IFILMS FILM SERIES Featuring "Sister Helen" When: 7 tonight Where: Athens-Clarke County Library, Baxter Street Cost: free More information: www. … 0 Comments

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