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Hinder bassist Mike Rodden talks to Suite 101 about the success of the band.

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David Price and Matt Wieters lead a list of very talented young players knocking at the door to the Majors and ready to break it down with a Rookie of the Year award.

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Before he steps down from his conducting post in 2011, Gerard Schwarz marks his 25th anniversary with the Seattle Symphony in the 2009-2010 season.

The season three finale of Bones leaves audiences with unanswered questions about a shocking betrayal and a sad farewell. Learn more about "The Pain in the Heart."

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A review of The French Open 2009 at a crucial time in the season with The Open from Turnberry coming up later in July 2009

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Master filmmaker Sidney Lumet directs Philip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke in career defining performances in a tragic family melodrama

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