Crutches, wheelchairs and leg braces line the inside of a brick building. However, this building has no patients, and it doesn't exist to physically heal. It exists to educate. The Museum of disABILITY History, located at 3826 Main St., is the first of its kind - not just in America, but worldwide.
Game: Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit Developer: Arkedo Studio Platform: PC/Xbox/PS3 Release: Sept.
Film:Here Comes the Boom Release Date:Oct. 12 Studio:Sony Pictures Grade:B
In the upper level wood-floored apartment, the aura of college housing with a mix of walking into a new record store fills the air.
Every Saturday, over 12 people fill a room where the rapid sound of tapping buttons is almost deafening.
The pit in front of the stage turned into a sea of arms and bodies jostling in pure excitement as Kim Schifino's fans lifted her spirit both figuratively and literally - the crowd was holding up the drummer as she walked on its hands.
Film: The Master Release Date: Oct. 12 Studio: Annapurna Pictures, Ghoulardi Film Company Grade: A
Imagine a bass so loud it makes you vomit. Some unlucky individuals who ventured out Monday night to Town Ballroom experienced such a high-voltage phenomenon as headliner Datsik took the stage shortly before midnight. Datsik performed at Town Ballroom on Oct.
Music, like sports, has been regularly used as a medium for competition for as long as egos have been in existence.
The room is anything but still. It's light and airy, with a kind of whimsical elegance that makes you float.
Album: Babel Artist: Mumford and Sons Label: Gentlemen of the Road / Glassnote Release Date: Sept. 25 Grade: A-
It was hard to believe there was a concert going on at Soundlab.
Album: Push and Shove Artist: No Doubt Release Date: Sept. 25 Label: Interscope Grade: C+
Artist: Pink Album:The Truth About Love Release Date: Sept. 18 Label: RCA Grade: A-
Album: Cruel Summer Release Date: Sept. 18 Label: G.O.O.D./Def Jam Grade: A Numerous record labels have attempted to release the ideal compilation album.
Expert moviegoers are cultivated to obey the first rule of film law - to always empathize and root for the hero of a film.
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