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Monday, April 25, 2011

4/25/11


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		5 Questions for Tonight’s Episode of Gossip Girl And a clip.



		What The Hangover Part II Owes to The Godfather Let director Todd Phillips tell you.



		Eminem Is Putting Out an EP With Royce da 5’9” This Summer The old friends reunite.



	Watch the South Park Debut of the ‘HUMANCENTiPAD’ Wordplay!



		Lady Gaga’s Tear-Filled HBO Documentary: Welcome to the Monstrous Bawl "I still sometimes feel like a loser kid in high school."



	Watch Arcade Fire’s Will and Marika Sing ‘Take Me Out to the Ball Game’ at a Cubs Game They did so with gusto.



		The Knife Gets Back to Work "The Knife is now recording a new album to be released in 2012."


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		How The Killing Channeled Twin Peaks Last Night More so than usual!



	See a New Painting by Calvin and Hobbes Creator Bill Watterson It's the first work from Watterson in sixteen years.



	See a Britain’s Got Talent Contestant’s Insane Matrix Dance Meet Razy Gogonea.



		Our Idiot Brother Trailer: Paul Rudd Is Dumb and Impressively Bearded See the trailer!



	Watch a Local-News Reporter Lose Her Battle Against the Wind Come back, hat.



	Stream the New Fleet Foxes Album, Helplessness Blues It's out May 3.



		Your Box Office Explained: Rio Holds Off Tyler Perry Both outdo Robert Pattinson.



		Simon Cowell’s X Factor Judges to Include Paula Abdul, Cheryl Cole But they still haven't actually signed anyone.



		Theater Review: A Born Yesterday for Today Citizens: Vote Nina Arianda!

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	Foals On their 2008 debut Antidotes, Foals—a British quintet with ucnanny musical chops—droped jaws with their compact, intricately skittish math rock. On last year's follow-up, Total Life Forever, they slowed way down, introducing bare guitar runs and careful crescendos with similar brilliance. At Terminal 5 this week, there'll be ample room for their epics to breathe. MORE TODAY: reading Pen World Voices theater The House of Blue Leaves classical Yale Baroque Ensemble