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Movie review: Big Miracle

By Jane Morice · Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

More than a story about rescuing wales, Big Miracle explores the tensions involved with America's 'melting pot.'

WVAU DJ Max Tani moonlights as aspiring musician, set to open WVAU concert Feb. 10

By Christine Ly · Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

Taqni will be the opening act at WVAU's Capital Punishment concert Feb. 10.

D.C. Chillin': Valentine's Day

By Chelsea Clays · Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

The Eagle gives you ideas that are great for either romancing your significant other or celebrating a “love” of friendships with your best buddies.

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TV PICK: THE VAMPIRE DIARIES

By Sydney Gore | February 7

Falling somewhere between Twilight and True Blood, The Vampire Diaries should not be missed by fans of attractive people with pale skin and long incisors.

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From Kanye West to Adele, Grammys offer best music

By Kendall Breitman | February 7

Music's biggest night marred by some questionable decisions.

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Audiophile 2.7.12

February 7

Looking for new music? DJs at WVAU share their thoughts on a range of recent releases.

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Look of the Week: Back to Basics

By Madeline Beard | February 7

The seasons are changing but that's no reason for you to. This week, fashion goes back to basics.

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The Kills lead onslaught at frenzied 9:30 concert

February 7

Hunters, JEFF the Brotherhood and The Kills informally compete for 'most Armageddon-like performance' with no clear winner.

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Augustana reunites, brings their hybrid rock sound to the 9:30 club

By Sydney Gore | February 3

Last April, Augustana released their third, self-titled album. After three years of waiting since their second album Can’t Love, Can’t Hurt (2008), the San Diego based band finished another album oozing with 10 good tunes. Their sound is mainly a concoction of rock, pop and folk, but the band ...

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Bone Thugs reunite for late Sunday show at 9:30 Club

By Sean Meehan | February 3

Cleveland rap group Bone Thugs-n-Harmony will play a post-Superbowl Sunday show at 9:30 Club featuring departed members Krayzie Bone and Wish Bone.

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TV Pick: Chuck

By Willoughby Dobbs | January 31

The constantly struggling NBC spy comedy ended right with its series finale on Jan. 27.

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Movie review: The Grey

January 31

Cinematography and acting carry this movie despite cliché characterizations.

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The Kills go on 10-year anniversary tour, will play 9:30 club Feb. 2

By Yohana Desta | January 31

Power duo The Kills will play the 9:30 club on Thursday as part of their anniversary tour.

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Madonna, Mary J. Blige among singers who got snubbed for Best Original Song Oscar

By Ariel Fernandez | January 31

In a head-scratching move, the Academy only nominated two songs for Best Original Song, snubbing several stellar singers.

D.C.â€™s recently seen a resurgence of farm-to-table food movement, and restaurants Farmers and Fishers and Founding Farmers are leading this sustainable cuisine revolution.

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Founding Farmers' fried chicken falls short of hype

By Kelly Holliday | January 31

Farmers and Fishers’ fried chicken doesn’t live up to the hype.

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Odd Future, Nicki Minaj, Kanye West among spring’s most anticipated albums

By Maeve McDermott | January 31

The Scene’s two least/most anticipated rap albums of spring and hints on how to avoid them.

$Professor Tim Doud\'s exhibit includes a series of self-portraits.$

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Winter exhibits at Katzen offer a wide range of work

By Sean Meehan | January 31

Exhibitions include work from Indian artist Anil Revri, Spanish artist Cristóbal Gabarrón, Raoul Middleman and four AU professors.

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Audiophile 1.31.12

January 31

Looking for new music? DJs at WVAU share their thoughts on a range of recent releases.

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Movie review: Man On a Ledge

By Ariel Fernandez | January 31

Man On a Ledge offers a classic action movie thrill ride.

CAS freshman Sarah Kapilow is a singer-songwriter.

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Freshman musician working on solo album

By Christine Ly | January 24

CAS student Sarah Kapilow is an aspiring pop-rock artist.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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