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Hot Boy B.G. coming to Indy

BRANDON A. PERRY - November 20, 2008

Hip-hop fans across Indianapolis are getting hyped about a visit from one of the “Hottest of the Hot” rappers in the industry today, B.G....

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Keke Palmer

DANYELLA DAVIS - November 13, 2008

Every child has a dream, a goal and an aspiration to be something they admire, but how often is that dream, that goal and...

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Avant has new label and album

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - November 6, 2008

Avant, who has maintained longevity in the R&B arena, is back with a new self-titled album, “Avant.” Although he’s on a new label, fans...

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An evening with Smokey Robinson

BRANDON A. PERRY - October 31, 2008

Get ready for an unforgettable evening with legendary singer and songwriter Smokey Robinson. Robinson, known affectionately as “The King of Motown,” will offer a...

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Trick or treat

DANYELLA DAVIS - October 24, 2008

One of the spookiest days is fast approaching. The evening when witches and goblins are standing at neighborhood doors shouting trick or treat will...

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One on one with HSM’s Chris Warren Jr.

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - October 17, 2008

What started as a made for TV movie added to the Disney Channel’s armory of kids’ films has turned into a global phenomenon. That...

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Tiempo Libre

BRANDON A. PERRY - October 10, 2008

Anyone looking for a night full of music that will keep them out their seat should get ready for Tiempo Libre. One of America’s...

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Grey Granite’s energy and innovation set him apart

JESSICA WILLIAMS-GIBSON - September 25, 2008

As a kid growing up on the Southside of Indianapolis, Jarred “Grey Granite” Patterson used the solitude of being an only child and his...

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You’re the star

BRANDON A. PERRY - September 19, 2008

What began as a fun party activity in the distant land of Japan has now become the latest music craze to hit Indianapolis. Karaoke...

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Judge Karen introduces a new style to courtroom TV

DANYELLA DAVIS - September 12, 2008

You’ve seen Judge Hatchett, you’ve seen Judge Toler, but you’ve never seen courtroom TV like this. Sony Pictures Television’s nationally syndicated court strip introduces...

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