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How being bullied at Gastonia, NC, school helped Durst form Limp Bizkit
Fred Durst, a native of Gastonia, N.C., thinks about his hometown now more than ever.
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Carowinds offering free admission to military
Carowinds offering free admission to service men and women on Sunday and Monday.
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Children's books picks: 'My Life as a Book'
"My Life as a Book" by Janet Tashjian. Dubbed a "reluctant reader" by his teacher, 12-year-old Derek spends summer vacation learning important lessons, even though he does not complete his summer reading list.
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Hendersonville Bike Park opens to public
HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. – Phase one of the Hendersonville Bike Park opened to the public Tuesday, showcasing dirt jumps, pump tracks and more during a "soft" opening at Jackson Park.
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Douglas, Damon dramatize a steamy showbiz affair
NEW YORK — The idea of Michael Douglas playing Liberace might seem nearly as outrageous as Liberace himself.
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Darius Rucker rides 'Wagon Wheel' to top of charts
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Darius Rucker is a fan of Old Crow Medicine Show, but says he didn't really get what was so infectious about the string band's signature hit "Wagon Wheel" at first.
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Aloft Festival entertainment schedule
Friday through Monday, the Aloft Festival will take over Heritage Park in Simpsonville and fill the grounds with music, craft beer, food and adventure.
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Hendersonville will be abloom for Garden Jubilee
Hendersonville, N.C.'s Main Street will be abloom Saturday and Sunday for the annual Garden Jubilee. More than 150 vendors are expected to participate in the garden show, which runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days.
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Musical troubadour Lee Tyler Post refuses to be tied down
While some artists might throw around terms such as "gypsy" and "troubadour" to signify that they're willing to play anywhere, few actually live the life of a musician who can call the road home.
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Spotlights: Grammy winner plays at Handlebar
Carolina Chocolate Drops/Caroline Herring will perform 8:30 p.m. today at The Handlebar in Greenville.
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'Tribute to Sting' runs through June 1 at Playhouse Downtown
The Playhouse Downtown at 125 St. Main St., Hendersonville, will be rocking to "A Tribute to Sting and the Police" through June 1.
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Sol Driven Train and Jupiter Coyote kick off Brevard's White Squirrel Fest
BREVARD, N.C. – White Squirrel Festival begins Friday with a free concert by Sol Driven Train at 7 p.m. and Jupiter Coyote at 9 p.m. on the main stage at the corner of West Main and Caldwell streets.
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'Stepping Up': May 23
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Hottest ticket: Brad Paisley: Beat This Summer Tour
Tickets for Brad Paisley: Beat This Summer Tour with Chris Young, Lee Brice and The Henningsens are on sale now.
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Trivia and karaoke calendar: May 23-29
Taste and Tour: 5-7 p.m. today (drop-in), $5 admits 4; RJ Rockers Brewery, 226 W. Main, 585-2337.
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Welcome to 85-26
Interstate highways 85 and 26 cross in Spartanburg, and that marks the center of the entertainment crossroads in the Western Carolinas. Our 85-26.com entertainment section is your path to events along those highways, from Greenville to Spartanburg and Asheville to Hendersonville.
Entertainment Events
Blog: Dan Armonaitis
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Spartanburg guitar hero Joe Bennett reunites with Mickey Hart of Grateful Dead fame
Bennett took part in what was presumably one of the highlights of the Mickey Hart Band's concert last week in Charlotte, joining the group on guitar for a rendition of the Sparkletones' 1957 rockabilly hit, 'Black Slacks.'… Read More »
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Marshall Chapman serves morning coffee, shows excitement for new song by Eric Brace and Peter Cooper
Last Saturday, I visited Spartanburg Music Trail inductee Marshall Chapman at her home in Nashville, Tenn., to conduct an interview for a story to be published in the Herald-Journal sometime before the acclaimed singer-songwriter's June 7 performance at the Chapman Cultural Center, a venue named
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Movie review from Fox Hollow: Tom T. Hall loves '42,' says Harrison Ford hit a home run
'I thought it was just a fantastic film. I'm not a baseball aficionado like Ralph (Emery) is, but I like any movie (in which) racists get their (tails) kicked,' Hall said.… Read More »
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Edwin McCain on the Allman Brothers, Paul T. Riddle and 'Gospel According to Al Green'
In conversation, Edwin McCain doesn't come as someone who has sold millions of records. He just seems like a regular guy who's enthusiastic about music.… Read More »