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Rapper TobyMac considers himself a humble artist, and that is why he wants his fifth-annual "Winter Wonder Slam Tour," which kicks off in State College, to call for people to think outside themselves. View the print page
"Got-R-Did." If Larry the Cable Guy had to come up with a new slogan on the spot, he said this would be it. View the print page
In just 16 years, the rapid rise of child star Miley Cyrus has given the adolescent idol recognition in film, television, music, fashion and even rap songs -- opportunities most musicians don't come by over the course of their entire lives. View the print page
The next time you eat a meat pie, check the ingredients -- and make sure your baker isn't named Mrs. Lovett. You might not be getting what you paid for. View the print page
With the wealth of country acts to hit the Bryce Jordan Center this year, a tour bringing Brad Paisley, Dierks Bentley and Jimmy Wanye will visit "the Nashville of the North." View the print page
While most touring bands attempt to put on the best show they can for their fans and audience, Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers have a different personal motto for performances: "Dare to suck." View the print page
When Jay-Z walked into MTV's Video Music Awards, cameras and the roar of the crowd followed him all the way from his limo outside to the stage where he would perform. That same hype has followed Jay-Z to State College and a nearly sold-out concert at the Bryce Jordan Center. View the print page
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If Jerry Seinfeld were a racecar driver, he'd be Dale Earnhardt. View the print page
When you're on the road as much as The Fray is, sometimes you can feel a little bit out of touch with the rest of the world. View the print page
Twenty-one years: That's how long it's taken to perfect the songs covered by The Machine, the world's most renowned Pink Floyd tribute band. View the print page
Music star Taylor Swift will finally be returning to what she dearly referred to as "her hood." View the print page
Students eager to embrace their inner hippie but unwilling to drive the 782 miles to Bonnaroo have a cheap and local alternative this weekend. View the print page
It certainly isn't the '70s anymore, but Afromotive will return to State College with its innovative music that originated in that era for listeners to judge for themselves. View the print page
Jazz will fill streets, parks and venues in Bellefonte this weekend as the 2009 Summer Jazz Celebration presented by JazzPA forges on despite tragedy and economic adversity. View the print page
Both wing lovers and those wanting to kick back after a hectic weekend at the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts can have their wishes fulfilled tonight. View the print page
Many festivals for students during the summer might help them celebrate not being in school, but at least one festival has a markedly different goal: keeping kids in school. View the print page
America's birthday falls on a Saturday this year, and the renowned Central PA 4th Fest is looking to uphold its title. View the print page
Asher Roth is a polarizing figure. View the print page
The pressure was on last week for Joe Mayo. View the print page
