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41. Critic's Choice

    Eisley

    By Michael Alan Goldberg

    Published: April 3, 2008

    “Invasion” by Eisley, from Combinations (Reprise/WEA): Eisley's background — buncha young, innocent-looking sibling popsters from small-town America —...

42. Critic's Choice

    State Bird

    By Aaron Ladage

    Published: April 3, 2008

    “A Voice As Old As Fire” by State Bird, from Mostly Ghostly (The Record Machine): Despite some recent play in the mainstream press (Spin named it "Band of the Day"...

43. Cafe

    With PB&J conducting, the Bistro at Union Station is on the right track

    By Charles Ferruzza

    Published: April 3, 2008

    With PB&J conducting, the Bistro at Union Station is on the right track. T he other day, I was trying to count up the number of times ill-fated vows have been taken with the...

44. Film

    Leatherheads

    By SCOTT FOUNDAS

    Published: April 3, 2008

    When Time recently featured George Clooney on its cover accompanied by the headline "The Last Movie Star" — note not even a question mark at the end — you didn't...

45. Art Capsules

    Art Exhibitions

    Published: April 3, 2008

    Biographical Landscape: The Photography of Stephen Shore, 1969-1979 American photographer Stephen Shore's exhibition includes more than 150 images of '70s-era parking lots,...

46. Stage Capsules

    Theater

    Published: April 3, 2008

    Miss Nelson Has a Field Day It's phys-ed terror in this Theatre For Young America musical — and not in the typical body-issues and tight-shorts ways. An adaptation of...

47. Game On

    Paging Freaks

    Guinness writes the book on gaming, but doesn't shatter any records.

    By Chris Ward

    Published: April 3, 2008

    As a kid, I spent countless hours thumbing through a dog-eared copy of The Guinness Book of World Records, determined to find just the right stupid human trick to vault me into...