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GAME REVIEW: Terror returns to ‘Diablo III’ after 12-year hiatus

By DAMIEN DENNIS and KYLE ORSKI

As the angels of the High Heavens and the demons of the Burning Hells once again resume the Eternal Conflict with the long awaited release of “Diablo III.”

Movie review: ‘The Avengers’

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Latest superhero flick is unified and delightfully ambitious

Chromeo

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The electronic scene is growing in popularity at a rapid pace. Groups are dominating the airwaves with filtered electronic beats and dancehall anthems, with the sound being embraced by singers adapting to the times. Fortunately, Dave 1 (real name, David Macklovitch) of Chromeo doesn’t see them as part of the trend. “To be honest, I [...]

“Just keep your head above”

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                                  While the struggle of going through cancer treatment may send many off the deep end, Andrew McMahon of Something Corporate and Jack’s Mannequin used his experiences to shape his musical and personal life. Growing up, McMahon explained that [...]

The Orange Marsupials have made me change the way I think

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Latest tracks by Orange Marsupials Truth be told, I rarely write about local bands. I find it hard to be honest as a journalist and deal out objective criticism because some bands take it as me bashing their music. So, for the sake of artists still trying to make a name in our city, I [...]

Lollapalooza, Day 3 – The Show Goes On

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The last day of Lollapalooza was looming in the distance Sunday morning. I wasn’t glad to see it end, but three days of scorching sunlight was getting to me. Opening on the main stage was The Joy Formidable, bringing their sonic assault to the masses early to start with a bang. After tearing though 45 [...]

Lollapalooza, Day 2 – Detroit’s Son Rocks the Windy City

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I awoke on a rainy Saturday morning to a hearty breakfast consisting of scrambled eggs and fresh zucchini pie patties provided by our hosts for the weekend – my cousin and her fiancée. Having gotten a terrible sunburn the day before, the meal definitely started me off on a much better foot then when I [...]

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Restaurants are rock stars at Lollapalooza

By KEVIN ROMANCHIK and BRIAN FIGURSKI

From the gourmet gouges of meat to ripe vegan dishes, and oriental-inspired antiquities clashing right next to a deep-dish Chicago trademark, this year’s line-up for food is as epic as the music.

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Lollapalooza, Day 1 (Part 2) – Beat the heat

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At this time of the day, the physical toll caused by the heat had affected everyone but we continued to trek through and make our way over to the Sony stage to enjoy Two Door Cinema Club. Or so I thought I’d enjoy it.

Lollapalooza, Day 1 (Part 1) – Mad men along the water

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Entering Chicago for the first time in my life, and being relatively constricted to suburbia for majority of my time on Earth, the view of the skyline looming in the background of I-94 was overwhelming. I was awestruck and under-prepared with the bustle of the city. Hell, a Hispanic man nearly ran me into the concrete median on the freeway while I was staring like a wide-eyed child.

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