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Rams come home to a hearty thanks (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Members of the VCU men's basketball team soak up the appreciation cascading down on them at the Siegel Center. MARK GORMUS/TIMES-DISPATCH
A different focus (Long Beach Press-Telegram)
Ben Anderson is feeling the Beatles. In every sense of the word. The 20-year-old from Santa Monica knows every lyric, every note of the band's 208 songs.
The 'genius' disease (Daily Bulletin)
Ben Anderson is feeling the Beatles. In every sense of the word. The 20-year-old knows every lyric, every note of the band's 208 songs.
HOLLY column (Bridgeton News)
Good morning! There's a 30 percent chance of rain on Saturday. It's the only possible blemish on a perfect week. Hold your outside fundraisers this week.
03-20-07 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE (Eurweb)
J-HUD ADDRESSES RECENT RUMORS ON MYSPACE: Oscar winner sets record straight on ?$3 million movie role?, Burger King and ?Soul Train.?
From Iggy Pop to the Pipettes, it's all at SXSW (Boston Globe)
AUSTIN, Texas -- Last week, hotel-room key cards doubled as concert schedules. Taxi receipts plugged album releases. Even sidewalks -- a cheap and handy palette for guerrilla marketers with chalk -- were turned into promotional opportunities at the 21st annual South By Southwest music conference and festival, where 1,400 acts from 38 countries played on 65 stages.
Music is life at South by Southwest (Newsday)
Chuck D. summarized this year's South by Southwest Music Conference in a single question.
Turning the Past Into a Pile of Ash (NPR)
NPR.org , March 15, 2007 At first, The Avett Brothers' "Yardsale" unfolds as a fairly straightforward study of the mundane items at a neighborhood yard sale: From plastic flowers to a blade that may or may not have been used, the selections are viewed from a bittersweet distance, as if the band merely wants to draw a character sketch of lonely and unloved household goods.
Irish eyes are smilin' all over town (Tallahassee Democrat)
There's a veritable shamrock field full of St. Patrick's Day activities going on in Tallahassee today! Here's a rundown of some of the highlights:
Dreaming of things to come (Detroit News)
T here is nothing that provokes an attack of spring fever like a quick trip to the fabulous Philadelphia Flower Show.