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‘Workaholics’ is a must-see comedy

Originally a Web series on 5thyear.com, “Workaholics” was picked up by Comedy Central for what looks to be at least 10 half-hour episodes. Featuring the members of the sketch group Mail Order Comedy, the show focuses on the lives of three friends as they enter into the workforce post-college.

By Jonathan Fortner | April 13, 2011
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Q&A with ‘Peaceful Warrior’ Dan Millman

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a blueprint for life’s convoluted moments? That’s the objective of author and life coach Dan Millman in his newly released book, “The Four Purposes of Life.” The State Press spoke with Millman about his text and the teachings within.

By Travis McKnight | April 12, 2011
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Anna Craig delights with new EP

Her five-song album, which was originally distributed independently but now is being released with the backing of Expat Records, is a great representation of where Craig is at as a singer/songwriter.

By Matthew Leung | April 12, 2011
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Foo Fighters return with best album since 1997

If Dave Grohl wants to get back to his roots, Dave Grohl is going to get back to his roots. So, it should come as no surprise that “Wasting Light” is the first album since 1997's “The Colour and the Shape” to feature original lead guitarist Pat Smear.

By Trevor Paxton | April 11, 2011
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Q&A: Sean Mackin of Yellowcard

Who would have guessed that one of the biggest bands of the mid-2000s would be a violin-wielding rock band? Yellowcard seemingly defied the odds.

By John Gwynn | April 10, 2011

The Onion Comes to ASU

Entertainment Reporter Jesseca Zwerg talks with two writers from The Onion after their presentation at ASU.

By sptvweb | April 6, 2011
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Nintendo 3DS isolates visually impaired

The Nintendo 3DS utilizes stereoscopic imaging technology to capture and project three-dimensional images, but the slightest ocular imperfection could render the three-dimensional images invisible for many video game players.

By Travis McKnight | April 3, 2011
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