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  • First Friday line-up

    November's First Friday music crawl will showcase a cross-genre sampling of Wichita music talent at a dozen venues. Additionally, the Rokict anniversary party and Web site relaunch will take place at Rock Island Live tonight.

  • ICP has the last laugh

    In 1994, a New York record executive caught a glimpse of a Detroit music kingdom in the making.

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  • Death a dream world in 'Bones'

    After young Susie Salmon is murdered by the local pedophile in "The Lovely Bones," she ends up in a place easily mistaken for heaven, but what she discovers is that this magical terrain is actually an in-between state, "a place she's caught in until she can resolve the issues of her death," says co-writer Phillipa Boyens. "This in-between world is a 14-year-old's idea of what an ideal world can be."

  • Moving on with Miley Cyrus

    Look at the tags on those Miley Cyrus dolls. Read the fine print on her CDs. Check the label on those Miley jeans you bought at Wal-Mart.

  • WSU playing leading role in 'Mikado'

    It's a busy time at the School of Music at Wichita State University. Mark Laycock, director of orchestras, will conduct the school's production of Mozart's "Cosi fan Tutte" in Miller Concert Hall in three weeks, then turn around and lead Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Visitors" with Opera Kansas on Thanksgiving weekend.

  • Grand scale typical of Trans-Siberian Orchestra

    For the past five years or so, fans of Trans-Siberian Orchestra have been hearing about the impending arrival of the rock band/symphony's newest work, "Night Castle." They've even been teased on the past couple of holiday tours as TSO has played a few of the songs that were to be featured on the CD.

  • His final 'Thriller'

    Short of someone inventing Smell-o-Vision before Tuesday's global rollout of the feature documentary "Michael Jackson's This Is It," fans will never get to know one of the most visceral aspects of working with the King of Pop.

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