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Pets of the week: Kiskus and Giblet need forever homes
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BBQ My Way: Classic BBQ chicken
When you think of the dishes served by outdoor chefs to their guests, many things come to mind.
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SOUTHERN STYLE: Nostalgia
According to the dictionary, the word “nostalgia” describes sentimentality for the past, typically for a period or place with happy personal associations; the state of being homesick.
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Distinguished Young Women program June 1 at WSCC
This year’s list of Distinguished Young Women is filled with the names of girls who have truly distinguished themselves in the community, at their schools, churches and in the arts.
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Stardate: A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away . . .
When President Obama used the term "Jedi mind meld" during a March press conference — accidentally mashing up the Vulcan mind meld of "Star Trek" lore with the manipulative Jedi mind trick of "Star Wars" fame — he committed what some considered to be an unforgivable sci-fi faux pas.
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'Star Trek Into Darkness': A cast of young stars advances franchise with smarts, flair
The nervy reboot of the "Star Trek" franchise by action impresario J.J. Abrams can be summed up, quite simply, as a triumph of casting.
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Slate: Stop Saying Women Don't Like 'Game of Thrones' Already
"Game of Thrones" is one of the most outrageously enjoyable shows on television right now, not least because of its incredible roster of female characters, from medieval Girl Scout Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) to court manipulator Lady Olenna Redwyne (Diana Rigg).
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Slate to Lady Interns: Leave the Thongs at Home
It's that time of year, folks. Winter coats are being stored away, blossoms are dappling the trees, and before long, the annual summer parade of skinterns will begin.
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'American Psycho' creators turn to crowd-funding
Duncan Sheik is part of an unusual campaign on Kickstarter: Not to get his musical "American Psycho" up and running. It's to make it killer.
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VIDEO: Space station astronaut makes music video
How do you pass the time when you're in orbit 230 miles above the Earth's surface? Make a music video, of course. Commander Chris Hadfield on the International Space Station recorded this revised cover of David Bowie's "Space Oddity."
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