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Hunger Games hits the big screen

Katie Stroh March 22, 2012

To the delight of its built-in fan base, “The Hunger Games” film, based on the hugely popular sci-fi book series by Suzanne Collins, will hit theaters tomorrow (or tonight, if you’re...

Maps and Atlases

Maps and Atlases Q & A

Katie Stroh March 14, 2012

What: Filter Magazine's Culture Collide When: March 16, 1-5 p.m. Where: Bar 96 (96 Rainey St.) *RSVP; badgeholders welcome   What: Barsuk Records Showcase When: March...

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Red carpet fashion duds and delights

Katie Stroh February 27, 2012

Let's face it: the most wonderful time of the year isn’t the holiday season. It’s award season. Is there a more absolutely delightful, frivolous annual pastime than judging the sartorial...

Winter Arts Preview: Books

Katie Stroh December 2, 2011

“The Artist of Disappearance” By Anita Desai Available Dec. 6               Acclaimed Indian author Anita Desai will be releasing “The Artist...

Fall Forms of Entertainment: Books

Katie Stroh September 9, 2011

"1Q84" Haruki Murakami | Oct. 25 "1Q84" is already a hit in Murakami’s native Japan, where it was released in three volumes to wild success. In October, the complex, surreal...

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Author writes on trials of pet dog

Katie Stroh May 3, 2011

Martin Kihn’s dog Hola is an absolute mess. She’s a Bernese Mountain dog: 90 pounds of unbridled canine enthusiasm, unable to sit on command, heel on a walk around the neighborhood or even...

Reading for women’s rights

Katie Stroh April 25, 2011

Feminist bookseller Susan Post was only a child when she realized she wanted a life very different from the one her mother led. “I could see my mother’s isolation,” said Post, who grew...

Fans to hallow latest Potter movie

Katie Stroh November 19, 2010

The Harry Potter movie franchise has always been flawed, both for casual viewers and die-hard, ultra-critical fans of the book. Screenwriter Steve Kloves usually manages to anger the die-hards by watering...

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