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Rob Thomas Recruits Ryan Tedder for His Solo Return on “Trust You”
The Matchbox Twenty frontman is back with his first solo effort since 2009.
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“Will It Blend” Boys Destroy the New Apple Watch
April 28, 2015 This will annoy any Apple fan that really, REALLY wants an Apple Watch. The crew behind the hit YouTube series took the must-have item of 2015 and completely minced it.
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Fun Times at the Minden Fasching Festival
January 26, 2015 The town of Minden held its Fasching Karneval and Parade over the weekend.
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Bossier City Named On “Best Places To Find A New Job” List
September 25, 2014 Money Magazine, published by Time, Inc., named Bossier City as one of the top 15 "Best Places To Find A New Job."
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Locals Flock to 2nd & Charles in Bossier City
September 2, 2014 We might have lost Books-a-Million, but we gained something even bigger and better. The new 2nd & Charles store opened in Bossier City during the long Labor Day weekend, and residents are loving it!
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Bryan Adams Strips Down to ‘Bare Bones’ at Shreveport’s Strand Theatre
August 12, 2013 Bryan Adams brings 'Bare Bones Tour' to Shreveport's Strand Theatre.
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Lady Antebellum, ‘On This Winter’s Night’ – Album Review
Lady Antebellum are practically built for Christmas albums. There's a Captain and Tennille quality to their partnership that's made hip by youth and intriguing subject matter. The trio's take on standards like 'I'll Be Home for Christmas' and 'Silent Night' are timeless, in that they could really be transported to any decade of country music. For them, covering yuletide hits is as easy as looking good.
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‘Total Recall,’ Doug Stanhope and ‘Skyfall’ — 10 Things To Check Out This Week
We’re feeling positive today, so we decided to chuck the bad stuff and focus on ten awesome things to check out this week in the world of entertainment and pop culture. We’re headed for a week full of good comedy, fun reality shows (yeah, really) and gratuitous shots of Kate Beckinsale’s breasts. Enjoy!
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‘The Dark Knight Rises’, ‘Portlandia’, ‘The Last Policeman’ — Check It or Chuck It
Welcome back to ‘Check It or Chuck It,’ where we recommend five things to check out and five things to “chuck” for the week.
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Lonestar, ‘The Countdown’ – Song Review
Lonestar celebrate 20 years of music in 2012. Of course, Richie McDonald stepped aside to pursue a solo career for four of those years, but the accomplishment is still noteworthy. Their new song ‘The Countdown’ reminds fans how how sharp the group is musically and how tight they are vocally.
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Nelly Furtado, ‘Spirit Indestructible’ – Song Review
Nelly Furtado and her team leapt into damage control mode when ‘Big Hoops (Bigger the Better),’ the somewhat out of character first single from ‘The Spirit Indestructible,’ tanked. The release date was pushed back to September (from June) and now, the second single, which is the title track, has dropped.
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Katy Perry is Ribbons, Rainbows + a Relationship Wreck in ‘Part of Me 3D’ Film
Katy Perry‘s concert film/documentary hybrid ‘Katy Perry: Part of Me’ is not all ribbons and rainbows. While there are lots of confections, in the form of her candy-themed costumes and her cheery disposition, the cameras are still rolling when the ‘Wide Awake’ singer melts down sobbing in a fetal position, barely able to take the stage before thousands of fans in Brazil because her relationship with then-husband Russell Brand is a wreck. It’s those moments that make ‘Part of Me’ a “must see” film for Katy Cats.
