At the climax of an ultimately futile night of romance, a lonely and classically western woman unsuccessfully serenades an apathetic suitor by means of a faux piano.
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Timberlake touches down at Chesapeake
After years of rumors and hopeful wishes from his fans, Justin Timberlake returned to the music scene in 2013 with a two-part album, The 20/20 Experience. Released months apart from each other, the two halves of the record featured some of the strongest material of Timberlake’s career, allowing him to easily slip back into radio […]
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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but I also think it’s the most indulgent.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but I also think it’s the most indulgent.
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What you see is what you get – with a smile – at Lumpy’s
I have a confession to make: I love a good bar. And I really love a good cheeseburger.
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Tommy’s offers a variety of spaghetti options, with your choice of pomodoro, tomato basil or bolognese sauces and meatballs.
Tommy’s offers a variety of spaghetti options, with your choice of pomodoro, tomato basil or bolognese sauces and meatballs.
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Shartel Cafe offers small-town bistro fare in big city
There are times when you just want to settle in at a local neighborhood cafe for a quick breakfast or lunch without much fuss.
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Wings & Things offers Cajun twists on chicken, po’boys and more
Everybody should break down a chicken at least once.
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This documentary chronicles a proto-punk band in the 1970s that formed to rebel against Detroit’s slick Motown crooning.
This documentary chronicles a proto-punk band in the 1970s that formed to rebel against Detroit’s slick Motown crooning.
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Taco TARDIS: Taqueria Sanchez serves big food, flavor for $1
The problem is not the price. The problem is eating all the food you get for the price.
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Theodore Melfi’s feature film directorial debut, St. Vincent, though not revolutionary, does provide a seasoned cynicism layered with therapeutic gags.
Theodore Melfi’s feature film directorial debut, St. Vincent, though not revolutionary, does provide a seasoned cynicism layered with therapeutic gags.