Sherlock Holmes portrays new side of the famous detective

April 23, 2010  
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By Matt Sweeney Round Table reporter In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle changed writing with his books based upon crime fiction, with the famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes was a fictional detective that used his wit and resourcefulness to solve the crimes... Read more »

Soft country fans rejoice at latest free single from iTunes

April 22, 2010  
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"If I Die Young" single cover as it appears on iTunes. This is The Band Perry's second single. By Kevin Spillman Round Table Editor Three siblings from Nashville, called The Band Perry, have their song “If I Die Young” featured on iTunes free single of the week. The three members are... Read more »

The Blind Side shows determination leads to success

April 1, 2010  
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By Matt Sweeney Round Table reporter People go through life not knowing the troubles that some have to go through to gain success. Some of these people never experience any type of problem and are not grateful for what they have. Others realize the struggles and attempt to give help those in need. This... Read more »

Paper Tongues fuse genres with new single

March 31, 2010  
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By Kevin Spillman Round Table Editor Trinity artwork as seen on iTunes. Paper Tongues formed in Charlotte in 2007. Discovered by American Idol judge, Randy Jackson, Paper Tongues is featured on iTunes’ Free Single of the Week with their song “Trinity”. All seven members of Paper Tongues hail from... Read more »

We are the Union coming out with anticipated album

March 26, 2010  
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We are the Union come out with a new album on March 30. By Phil DiGioia Round Table reporter Artist: We Are the Union Album: Great Leaps Forward Year: 2010 Record Label: Paper+Plastick Following their last album “Who We Are” the newest album “Great Leaps Forward” has been a real nail biter this... Read more »

New single of the week great for one group, not mainstream

March 25, 2010  
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Coconut album cover as it appears on iTunes. Archie Bronson Oufit is a new alternative band from Wiltshire, England By Kevin Spillman Round Table Editor Archie Bronson Outfit is a very strange name for a band, and their music is just as strange. Their song, “Shark’s Tooth”, off their recently released... Read more »

Middletown High School host your grandmother’s play

March 24, 2010  
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By Sean Raleigh Round Table editor A row of chairs lines the back of the stage. Three or four actors stand up front speaking into microphones. This play isn’t your grandmother’s play… but it is. This is a radio play put on by Middletown High School senior Eric Looney. Rather than the usual play... Read more »

New free single from iTunes demostrates why it’s free

March 16, 2010  
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"Jukebox" single artwork as seen on iTunes. The members of Kidz in the Hall met during a talent show at the University of Pennsylvania By Kevin Spillman Round Table editor “Put a quarter in the jukebox”. You will be hearing that a lot from the latest free single of the week from iTunes.... Read more »

Avatar comes up short, still amazing film

March 12, 2010  
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By Matt Sweeney Round Table reporter Sam Worthington, left, as Jake Sully and Zoe Saldana as Neytiri. Although not winning Best Picture at the Academy Awards, Avatar is still a groundbreaking film. Imagine walking through a world full of overgrown plants, deadly animals, and a society of creatures that... Read more »

Modest Mouse continues sequence of great music

March 5, 2010  
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By Cole Butler Round Table Reporter Artist: Modest Mouse Album: No One’s First, and You’re Next Year: 2009 Producer: Isaac Brock Overview: Following their last two albums, We Were Dead before the Ship Ever Sank (2007) and Good News for People Who Love Bad News (2004), indie sensation, Modest Mouse,... Read more »

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