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Put your best face forward

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - April 22, 2010

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, however, women have been using makeup to polish their looks for centuries. Before one ever touches...

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AroundTown Briefs

RECORDER STAFF - April 22, 2010

Shred day Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana is looking to make Community Shred Day the “worst kept secret in town.” To participate, bring your...

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Music Review: Cypress Hill’s ‘Rise Up’ a time warp

RON HARRIS<br />Associated Press Writer - April 20, 2010

Cypress Hill, “Rise Up” (Priority) Early 1990s rap kings Cypress Hill are back after a six-year album gap with “Rise Up,” a passable effort...

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Music Review: Cypress Hill’s ‘Rise Up’ a time warp

RON HARRISAssociated Press Writer - April 20, 2010

Cypress Hill, “Rise Up” (Priority) Early 1990s rap kings Cypress Hill are back after a six-year album gap with “Rise Up,” a passable effort...

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Free Food Giveaway!

Food Link - April 20, 2010

Plenty for Everyone Where: St. Andrew Catholic Church 4052 East 38th Street Indianapolis, IN 46218 When: Saturday, April 24, 2010 The giveaway begins at...

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A different kind of soul

AARON RIMSTIDT - April 15, 2010

Indy has a restaurant with a new take on soul food – Daisy’s House of Flavor. Located in Brightwood, it has been serving tasty...

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Simon Fashion Now, famous style guru comes to Indy

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - April 15, 2010

“Every day is a fashion show and the world is your runway” -Author unknown. Fashionistas, frugalistas and whatever ‘ista you consider yourself, get ready...

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An evening with Michael Cooper

BRANDON A. PERRY - April 15, 2010

His group’s music has kept people dancing for decades. His romantic solo hits have made fans fall in love over and over again. And...

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Spanish Flavor in Indy

AARON RIMSTIDT - April 8, 2010

For those who like to try new takes on dining out, Barcelona Tapas offers something different. The way Barcelona Tapas, 201 N. Delaware St.,...

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The new standard of jazzPremium Blend contributes to the ever-evolving genre

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - April 8, 2010

Some jazz bands are stereotyped as a group of musically-seasoned older men on a cramped stage in a smoky club; filled to the brim...

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