I didn't think you could put Korean and barbecue in the same sentence until I ate at the Korean BBQ House. The restaurant has an abundance of flavors and cooking techniques that will tempt your taste buds and fill your tummy.
Last month, DJ Drama, a high-profile mixtape DJ, had his downtown Atlanta studio raided by the SWAT team. He wasn't fronting a drug-dealing business or laundering money for local criminals. He was producing copies of his popular Gangsta Grillz mixtapes.
Over the next four days, doctors, nurses and researchers will become movie ushers. The Italian Film Festival, which runs through Sunday, will benefit UNM's Children's Hospital. Twelve Italian films will play at four theaters throughout Albuquerque and Rio Rancho.
There are as many reasons to talk about the strangeness of New Mexico as there are reasons to avoid talking about it altogether.
If you walk by the Duck Pond on Fridays at about 3 p.m., you might find the UNM Capoeira Club singing in Portuguese, playing Brazilian instruments, dancing and throwing backflips. Club president Daniel Young, a junior, said capoeira at UNM is taking off.
Members of Slippery Weazel are street musicians by default. Since vocalist and guitarist Ryan Inman is under 21, the local grunge band can't play in bars.
Christina Florence said she can help students relieve test anxiety, aid sour relationships, free writer's block and sometimes help the chronically ill find a road to recovery.
It has been nearly four months since the release of the Nintendo Wii, and people still have to camp out each Sunday morning in front of their local Best Buy or Target to get one. Meanwhile, PlayStation 3s sit in their boxes collecting dust.
Lil' Scrappy Bred 2 Die, Born 2 Live Available Now At first listen, Lil' Scrappy might sound a little scratchy, but underneath his rough sound is just another prodigy that does not live up to the eminence of his mentors. Groomed by the likes of 50 Cent and Lil' Jon, Lil' Scrappy is best known for ...
It was just another Sunday afternoon in the student ghetto when a hot Latin boy showed up at our door. He invited my roommate Eva to a Super Bowl party. She had never attended a Super Bowl party in her life, but she's always down for new experiences.
For February, the month of love, artist David Nakabayashi hung an exhibit of 50 paintings and drawings about knives at the Yale Art Center.
With "Romeo and Juliet" showing at the Albuquerque Little Theatre through Feb. 18, director Peter Kierst has taken on a challenge of immense magnitude - the clichÇ factor. Every American high school graduate has read the play at least once and already sacked it for pickup lines.
When it comes to tales of enormous and legendary amphibians, Scotland boasts its elusive mascot in the waters of Loch Ness, China shares rumors of a gorge-dwelling creature that chases fishermen, and South Africa reports fearfully on a carnivorous half-horse, half-fish.
Though most modern technophiles may have forgotten the art form, I still dig paintings. I like seeing the texture of oil paint and hanging something of artistic merit on my wall. This isn't to say I'm buying Rembrandts. Two of my favorite paintings came from alleys, where they'd been forgotten and were thus free for the taking.
One of the most difficult things about living in a land-locked state is finding a decent sushi bar. I would have to say Crazy Fish is the closest thing to near-the-shore sushi I've had in New Mexico.
Thirty-five years after Bloody Sunday, the Irish Freedom Committee is still looking for justice.
We all remember the '80s fantasy film "Labyrinth" that featured a young Jennifer Connelly and a mullet-adorned David Bowie as the Goblin King.
While Lupe Fiasco counts his Grammy nominations and T.I. pops bottles with models, a whole cadre of underrated rappers get slept on more often than Sealy.
It's award season, at least according to the TV Guide Channel - you know, the station dedicated to letting you know what's on other stations. So, as I was lying on my couch for about the eighth hour straight yesterday, doing everything short of sacrificing a baby to get over a nasty bug, I thought, 'Maybe this is what they mean by Oscar fever.'
There's a poker game where the players still call each other by last name, and some say a player has to die before another one can enter the game. "That isn't strictly true," author Dave Stewart said. "But it's very hard to get in to the game."
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