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TNT Movie Geeks - New Moon
The Geeks review the low-vampire, high-abs "Twilight" sequel "New Moon."
En garde for OU drama
By Johnnie-Margaret McConnell
pop writer
Fear not young musketeers (and director). This lady owns no sword. I have no intent to create misery for you, but merely use my pen to review the play I saw.
Lee Neibert's direction of "The Three Musketeers" is full of details, especially within Mike Buchwald's costumes designs.
Making her mark
By Nanette Light
entertainment editor
Kate Leary likes to joke that Taylor Swift is slowly crushing her dreams.
And when she read online about the country music star and John Mayer recording a duet, she had to walk away.
Films playing at Hollywood Spotlight 14
NEW RELEASES:
· The Blind Side: The true story of a homeless teenager who is taken in by a well-to-do family that helps him fulfill his potential. PG-13
· Planet 51: American astronaut Capt.
Art in miniatures
Leslie Zinbi
special to pop

Tribes 131, 131 24th Ave. NW, showcases some of the country's most noted Native American Southwest artists in "Small Treasures for the Holidays."
This exhibit highlights gallery artists' creations in miniatures, ranging in size from 1-by-1 inch to a little larger.
A new Drew
By Mary Anne Hempe
pop writer
Despite her legendary theatrical genes, I never considered Drew Barrymore to be much of an actress. It seemed like all she really inherited was a famous name.
Sure, she was darling in "E.
Dear Santa...
By Andrew W. Griffin
pop writer

When it comes to shopping for holiday gifts, this music lover is always on the look for musically-related presents to give my loved ones.
If you are looking for some contemporary country music albums to give that special someone this holiday, here are a few suggestions.
Films playing at Warren Theatre
NEW RELEASES:
· Twilight: New Moon: After Bella recovers from the vampire attack that almost claimed her life, she looks to celebrate her birthday with Edward and his family. PG-13
· The Blind Side: The true story of a homeless teenager who is taken in by a well-to-do family that helps him fulfill his potential.
Hip hop hope is the sermon from upbeat rapper
By Doug Hill
pop writer

Brother Ali
"Us"
Rhymesayers Entertainment

Brother Ali's love for life is at the center of this soulful new disc.
Hip hop takes hits from all sides for being misogynistic, lacking musicality or glorifying materialism.
En guard for OU drama
By Johnnie-Margaret McConnell
pop writer
Fear not young musketeers (and director). This lady owns no sword. I have no intent to create misery for you, but merely use my pen to review the play I saw.
Lee Neibert's direction of "The Three Musketeers" is full of details, especially within Mike Buchwald's costumes designs.
Now playing at Robinson Crossing 6
Making her mark
By Nanette Light
entertainment editor
Kate Leary likes to joke that Taylor Swift is slowly crushing her dreams.
And when she read online about the country music star and John Mayer recording a duet, she had to walk away.
Films playing at Hollywood Spotlight 14
NEW RELEASES:
· The Blind Side: The true story of a homeless teenager who is taken in by a well-to-do family that helps him fulfill his potential. PG-13
· Planet 51: American astronaut Capt.
Art in miniatures
Leslie Zinbi
special to pop

Tribes 131, 131 24th Ave. NW, showcases some of the country's most noted Native American Southwest artists in "Small Treasures for the Holidays."
This exhibit highlights gallery artists' creations in miniatures, ranging in size from 1-by-1 inch to a little larger.
A new Drew
By Mary Anne Hempe
pop writer
Despite her legendary theatrical genes, I never considered Drew Barrymore to be much of an actress. It seemed like all she really inherited was a famous name.
Sure, she was darling in "E.
An ode to The Doors
pop staff
It's 2009, but a snapshot and brief listen of The Doors circa 1969 is coming to Norman Saturday.
John Howell, owner of Coach's Brewery, The Library Bar and Grill and Blu Fine Wine and Foods, recruited the band, Moonlight Drive, after hearing one of their performances at a music festival.
The eye of a collector
By Elizabeth T. Burr
pop writer

An exhibition of photographs has just opened at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art and will continue through Jan. 3, 2010. These photographs are a portion of a large gift to the museum made by Carol Beesley.
Dear Santa...
By Andrew W. Griffin
pop writer

When it comes to shopping for holiday gifts, this music lover is always on the look for musically-related presents to give my loved ones.
If you are looking for some contemporary country music albums to give that special someone this holiday, here are a few suggestions.
TNT Movie Geeks - 2012
The Geeks review Roland Emmerich’s latest disaster, um, disaster movie, 2012.

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