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ADVeRtIsInGSheila Kerns

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cReAtIVe cReWEmily Smesrud Angela DarkAlan Simmer David Hemenway

InteRnet GURUChristopher Koop

mUsIcAl fIReWoRksIt’s music’s biggest night — the Grammy Awards. Will Katy Perry

walk off with a trophy, or will Adele crush everyone?

4 Out with the oldHey, �011. Don’t let the door hit you… The rest of you, break out the bubbly and party hats and welcome �01� at one of these hoppin’ New Years Eve gigs.

6 Funny on purposeIt’s not too Late Late to get your tickets to see Craig Ferguson at the Des Moines Civic Center. The funny Scot is the host of CBS’ “Late, Late Show.”

10 Own the NightCountry music standout Lady Antebellum, along with Hootie and the Blowfish frontman Darius Rucker, make stops in Des Moines and Moline, Ill., in January.

17 Got it coveredA collection of Bob Dylan covers will be released in January to benefit charity. All but one song on the four-disc set is a new or previously unreleased version.

22 Goth girlPauley Perrette, who plays forensic scientist Abby Sciuto on CBS’ crime drama “NCIS,” explains her winding path to stardom and her peculiar fashion sense.

24 Top titlesMissed some games this year? Get caught up with the top 10 from �011 — plus find out if the latest “Mario Kart” puts the pedal to the metal or runs out of gas.

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WaterlooBlue Suede Cruze: 9 p.m., Waterloo EaglesDownstairs Mix-Up: 8 p.m., The IsleFatcat: 9 p.m. Jameson’sThe Goodyear Pimps with My Life for Change and Suite Little Sister: 9 p.m., Spicoli’s

Cedar FallsPork Tornadoes with Boogie Rx: 7 p.m., The Hub

oelWeinBrad Myers: 9 p.m., Leo’s

dubuqueBecky McMahon: 9 p.m., Champps AmericanaBig River DJs: 5:30 p.m., Dubuque Community YJabberbox: 9 p.m., Denny’s Lux ClubKevin Beck and Johnnie Walker: 9 p.m., MystiqueLarry Busch: 9 p.m., Dubuque County Fairground BallroomThe Legends: 8:30 p.m., Knights of Columbus #510PashNBrew: 9 p.m., Shenanigan’sThe Resistors: 9 p.m., Embe’sTantrym: 9 p.m., Knicker’sTaste Like Chicken: 9 p.m., NorthsideZero 2 Sixty: 9 p.m., Courtside

bellevueBad Fished: 9 p.m., The Bronco InnCheap Skates: 9 p.m., Keil’s Tavern

GalenaThe Brews Brothers Band: 8 p.m., Galena Brewing Co.Tony Leonard: 7:30 p.m., Frank O’Dowd’s

Cedar rapidsWell Lit: 9 p.m., Chrome Horse

shueyvilleFlamin’ Cameros: 4 p.m., Shuey’s

ioWa CityDead Larry with 5 in a Hand and Item 9: 9 p.m., Iowa City Yacht ClubThe Diplomats of Solid Sound with Ben Driscoll: 10 p.m., The MillThe Fez with OSG: 9 p.m., Gabe’sRumley Brothers: 9 p.m., Wildwood

Heck no. Invite ‘em out to New Year’s Eve to see one of these performances.(And quit butchering “Auld Lang Syne,” already.)

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Great Scot!TV’s Craig Ferguson takes a break from his Emmy-

nominated and Peabody Award-winning “Late, Late Show” for a live performance in Des Moines. The Scottish actor, who recently portrayed “Owl” in the remake of Disney’s classic “Winnie the Pooh” and played the boss on “The Drew Carey Show,” has set all-time viewer records for his time slot since taking the helm of the CBS talk show in 2005.

His diverse and eclectic career spans film, televi-sion and stage, including screenwriter credits for fea-ture films “The Big Tease” and “Saving Grace,” the best-selling novel “Between the Bridge and the Riv-er” and a memoir, “American on Purpose.” He has starred in two Comedy Central specials, “A Wee Bit O’ Revolution” and “Does This Need to Be Said.”

Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Ferguson started his career as a drummer for what he calls “some of the worst punk bands in the U.K.” and has been made an honorary citizen of towns and cities across America, including tiny Prairie Home, Neb., population 28.

Thursday, Jan. 26 @ 7:30 PMCivic Center, Des Moines$37.50 - $57.50 | 800.745.3000 CivicCenter.org | Ticketmaster.com

Scenes of Chicago neighborhoods celebrate the art-ist Mary Phelan’s hometown and bring to mind the civic pride found in 17th-century Dutch cityscapes. Phelan is inspired by feng shui in her compositions, which together with soft lighting and a subdued color palette take these everyday scenes to a higher level. Phelan has a gift for seeing the poetry of the or-dinary in the city environment and she seeks to con-nect the viewer with what is often overlooked. Her new exhibition, “Urban Landscapes by Mary Phelan,” features 13 oil on linen paintings.

Phelan is a graduate of the American Academy of Art and Northwestern University in Chicago. Her ca-reer includes chairing the Life Drawing and Founda-

tions Departments at the American Academy of Art, magazine and book illustrations and commissioned works for universities, hospitals, museums and pri-vate collections.

She has exhibited extensively in the Midwest, with solo shows presented in several museums and gal-leries. Her works will be shown later this year at the Quad City Arts Center in Rock Island, Ill., and at the Galesburg Art Center in Galesburg, Ill.

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A labor dispute at a Chicago manufacturing company could mean there are no

new Oscar trophies at next year’s Academy Awards. But the academy says it has enough trophies for the show to go on.

Workers and management at R.S. Owens & Co. are fighting over a pro-posed wage freeze and benefit cuts. Union leaders say they want to avoid a work stoppage.

R.S. Owens makes the 13 1/2-inch golden statuettes handed out at the Oscars. It also produces awards for the Emmys and MTV Music Awards.

A spokeswoman for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences told The Associated Press that the academy has a “closet full of Oscars” ready to go.

The Oscar show is scheduled for Feb. 26.

Oscar buzzLabor fight shouldn’t derail Oscar trophy

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Y ou’ve been the procrastinating shopper forced to decide between a quart of motor oil and snack cakes at the convenience store as last-minute gifts on Christmas Eve. Shame on you.

Luckily, Jason Weinberger is here to bail you out. The music director and conductor of the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony Orchestra suggests giving the gift of music in the form of tickets to a symphony orchestra concert.

“It can be a memorable gift for someone who loves music or an occasion for someone who has never attended a symphony concert before. A pair of tickets can be the gift of an unforgettable musical experience,” he said.

And there’s still plenty of concerts left in the 2011-12 season, including new works and an ode to Buddy Holly.

“We have four distinctly different events, which fits with our concept of ‘expect the unex-pected’ when it comes to WCFSO concerts,” Weinberger said. “All four concerts have a tinge of fun and different appeal to audiences. We want our regular audience to be delighted and surprised, and we want to connect with new groups of people.

“If you’re curious about the orchestra, you can hear everything we have to offer in a mix of classical and pops concerts.”

WCFSO concerts Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center University of Northern Iowa campus, Cedar Falls 31�.273.4�4�, �77.54�.746� wcfsymphony.org

FEBRUARY 4Concertgoers can take a peek inside the mind of a composer when Timo Andres joins the sym-phony. The rising composer and pianist will per-form one of his own works, “Bathtub Shrine,” and his own realization of the unfinished solo part on Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 26 in D major, K. 537. The concert also will feature Robert Schumann’s Fourth Symphony, which the composer rewrote several times, showing another aspect of the creative process.

MARCH 24WCFSO principal percussionist Michael Pawlak will move front and center for a concert that features Modest Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition,” Carl Nielson’s overture from “Maskarade” and a rare performance of Joseph Schwanter’s Concerto for Percussion and Or-chestra. A ground-breaking video presentation will accompany Mussorgsky’s masterpiece, the oft-arranged piano masterwork. This is a rarely-heard version of the music made just after the composer’s death and accompanied by actual images that inspired the piece, Weinberger said.

APRIL 14Weinberger and the symphony will offer an in-depth look at one of music history’s most controversial works, Igor Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring.” Written for the Russian ballet, it caused a riot at its premiere nearly a century ago when audiences were shocked by the rhythmic score and radical choreography. Later, Stravinsky’s work was featured in Walt Disney’s film “Fanta-sia,” and the composer took issue with how the animated filmmakers cut and pasted the music. The WCFSO’s concert will feature a multimedia exploration of its history and musical content, as well as a performance of the complete work.

APRIL 28The season’s grand finale is John Mueller’s “Winter Dance Party,” the official live re-creation of Buddy Holly’s final tour, endorsed by both the Holly and Ritchie Valens estates. There will be two performances at 2 and 7:30 p.m. April 2�. The showcase features more than two hours of 1�50s hits by Holly, Valens and the Big Bopper, including “That’ll Be the Day,” “Peggy Sue,” “Rave On, “Oh Boy,” “La Bamba” and “Chantilly Lace,” performed with the orchestra.

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Need them nowLady Antebellum will bring the

Own the Night 2012 World Tour to Iowa and Illinois, featuring Darius Rucker and special guest Thompson Square.

“We can’t wait for 2012 and our first big headlining tour in arenas,” said Hillary Scott. “We hope to create a once-in-a-lifetime concert experi-ence and make some really special memories with our fans.”

Lady Antebellum’s third disc, “Own the Night,” debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top 200 chart, becom-

ing the biggest first week debut by a country artist this year. Its cur-rent hit, “We Owned the Night,” is the album’s second single and follows their fifth career No. 1 hit, “Just a Kiss.” The trio’s previous two albums have sold more than 5 million copies across the globe, spawned four No. 1 hits and scored six Grammys as well as more than a dozen other trophies.

Darius Rucker topped the charts with the release of his sophomore country album, “Charleston, SC

1966.” The album has spawned two No. 1 hits with “Come Back Song” and “This.” In addition to country music, Rucker works with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the Hootie & The Blowfish Foundation and many other charitable groups.

One of country music’s biggest breakout acts of 2011, Thompson Square has earned 12 major awards show nominations in 2011. The husband-and-wife duo’s infectious hit single, “Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not,” reached No. 1 on country

radio charts. The single is also the most played song of the year on country radio.

Saturday, Jan. 28 @ 7 PMWells Fargo Arena, Des Moines$27 - $49.50 | 866.553.2457 dahlstickets.com

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Country legendLegendary country music star Don Williams will make

a concert stop in Waterloo in March.Among the Country Music Hall of Famer’s chart-top-

ping hits are “I Wouldn’t Want to Live if You Didn’t Love Me,” “You’re My Best Friend,” “Say It Again,” “I’m Just a Country Boy” and “Till the Rivers All Run Dry.”

Williams will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 11, at McElroy Auditorium on the National Cattle Congress grounds. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

Tickets are $35-$55 and are available at the McElroy Auditorium box office, by phone at 800.514.3849 or at Tickets300.com.

Come experience all the anticipation, excitement and thrill of a first encounter in “Blind Date,” a fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants fusion of clown, improvisation, the-ater and social experiment.

In the show we meet Mimi, a Parisian temptress, who is stood up by her date. Al-ways the optimist, Mimi selects one fortu-nate man from the audience to be her date instead. Heart-warming hilarity ensues as Mimi and her man embark on a spontane-ous 90-minute adventure.

The show’s creator, Canadian-born Re-

becca Northan, stars as Mimi. An experi-enced actor and improviser, Rebecca has appeared in leading roles in two Canadian television series. Rebecca did her improv training at the world renowned Loose Moose Theatre Company and is a Second City alumna.

January 4-22The Civic Center, Des Moines$25 | 800.745.8000 | CivicCenter.org Ticketmaster.com

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GRAMMY POSTER AND SHUTTERSTOCK PHOTOS

KEVIN C. JOHNSON | ST. LOUiS POST-DiSPATCH

West’s brilliant “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” didn’t even get a

nod for album of the year when nomina-tions were announced.

The album initially looked like a lock for that category when it was released. Instead, West earned only one nomination in a top category, song of the year recognition for the great track “All of the Lights” from “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.”

His seven nominations, the most for any artist this year, are primarily in the rap cat-egory, including best rap album not only for “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” but also for “Watch the Throne,” his collab-oration with Jay-Z. The single “Otis” from “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” also earned two nominations.

West’s segregation to rap categories de-nies music lovers a fierce battle between him and Adele, who walks into the contest with a second-best six nominations.

Unfortunately, Adele and West barely cross paths, competing only for song of the year. Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” is cited in that category as well as for record of the year, while her album “21” is an al-bum of the year contender.

Also earning six nominations are pop singer Bruno Mars and rockers Foo Fight-ers, while rapper Lil Wayne and dance mu-sic act Skrillex, in a surprisingly hip move for the Grammys, earned five nominations each.

The Grammy Awards will be doled out at 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12, on CBS.

apper Kanye West seems to always nab a Grammy nomination for album of the year without ever taking home the top award.

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COUNTRY ALBUMv My Kinda Party | Jason Aldeanv Chief | Eric Churchv Own the Night | Lady Antebellumv Red River Blue | Blake Sheltonv Here for a Good Time | George Straitv Speak Now | Taylor Swift

The NomineesPOP VOCAL ALBUM

v 21 | Adelev The Lady Killer | Cee Lo Greenv Born This Way | Lady Gagav Doo-Wops & Hooligans | Bruno Marsv Loud | Rihanna

ALBUM OF THE YEARv 21 | Adelev Wasting Light | Foo Fightersv Born This Way | Lady Gagav Doo-Wops & Hooligans | Bruno Marsv Loud | Rihanna

ROCK ALBUMv Rock ’n’ Roll Party Honoring Les Paul | Jeff Beckv Wasting Light | Foo Fightersv Come Around Sundown | Kings of Leonv I’m With You | Red Hot Chili Peppersv The Whole Love | Wilco

R&B ALBUMv F.A.M.E. | Chris Brownv Second Chance | El DeBargev Love Letter | R. Kellyv Pieces of Me | Ledisiv Kelly | Kelly Price

RAP ALBUMv Watch the Throne | Jay-Z and Kanye Westv Tha Carter IV | Lil Waynev Lasers | Lupe Fiascov Pink Friday | Nicki Minajv My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy | Kanye West

NEW ARTISTv The Band Perryv Bon Iverv J. Colev Nicki Minajv Skrillex

RECORD OF THE YEARv Rolling in the Deep | Adelev Holocene | Bon Iverv Grenade | Bruno Marsv The Cave | Mumford & Sonsv Firework | Katy Perry

SONG OF THE YEARv All of the Lights | Jeff Bhasker, Malik Jones, War-ren Trotter and Kanye West, songwriters (performed by Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi and Fergie)v The Cave | Ted Dwane, Ben Lovett, Marcus Mum-ford and Country Winston, songwriters (Mumford & Sons)v Grenade | Brody Brown, Claude Kelly, Philip Law-rence, Ari Levine, Bruno Mars and Andrew Wyatt, songwriters (Bruno Mars)v Holocene | Justin Vernon, songwriter (Bon Iver)v Rolling in the Deep | Adele Adkins & Paul Epworth, songwriters (Adele)

HITS & DISSES7 ways the Grammys got it right• Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” single was ignored in song and record of the year categories, surprising but justified.

• The Grammys gave Adele due recognition. Adele’s “21” is the year’s best-selling album, which technically should have nothing to do with Grammy nomina-tions. But her sales are backed up by a great album that is as emotional as it is soulful, one that crosses demographics from young to old, black and white. And songs “Rolling in the Deep” and “Someone Like You” both resonated. Jay-Z and Kanye West

| Kanye West

demographics from young to old, black and white. And songs “Rolling in the Deep” and “Someone Like You” both resonated.

Kanye West

THE BEST BET

COMEDY ALBUMv Alpocalypse | “Weird Al” Yankovicv Finest Hour | Patton Oswaltv Hilarious | Louis C.K.v Kathy Griffin: 50 & Not Pregnant | Kathy Griffinv Turtleneck & Chain | The Lonely Island

SPOKEN WORD ALBUMv Bossypants | Tina Feyv Fab Fan Memories: The Beatles Bond | Burbank et al.v Hamlet | Dan Donohue et al.v If You Ask Me | Betty Whitev The Mark of Zorro | Val Kilmer & Cast

ALTERNATIVE MUSIC ALBUMv Bon Iver | Bon Iverv Codes and Keys | Death Cab for Cutiev Torches | Foster the Peoplev Circuital | My Morning Jacketv The King of Limbs | Radiohead

DANCE/ELECTRONICA ALBUMv Zonoscope | Cut/Copyv 4x4=12 | Deadmau5v Nothing but the Beat | David Guettav Body Talk, Pt. 3 | Robynv Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites | Skrillex

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NO ALBUM OF YEAR

NOD

LEFT OUT OF BIG

CATEGORIES

LEFT OUT OF BIG

CATEGORIES

LATIN POP/ROCK/URBAN ALBUMv Entren Los Que Quieran | Calle 13v Entre La Ciudad y El Mar | Gustavo Galindov Nuestra | La Vida Bohèmev Not So Commercial | Los Amigos Invisiblesv Drama y Luz | Maná

JAZZ VOCAL ALBUMv ’Round Midnight | Karrin Allysonv The Mosaic Project | Terri Lyne Carringtonv The Gate | Kurt Ellingv American Road | Tierney Suttonv The Music of Randy Newman | Roseanna Vitro

CLASSICAL COMPOSITIONv Elmer Gantry | Aldridge & Garfeinv The Ghosts of Alhambra | George Crumbv String Quartet No. 3 | Jefferson Friedmanv Lonely Motel-Music from Slide | Steven Mackeyv Piano Concerto No. 2 | Poul Ruders

HITS & DISSES• The elimination of 30 categories makes one won-der how many musicians have been overlooked. The urban alternative music category, for example, gave exposure to previously underground artists.

• Radiohead’s “The King of Limbs” could have made for a very cool album of the year nomination but was instead relegated to rock categories.

• The Grammys sometimes offer a surprise by giv-ing a nomination to a music legend in the album of the year category. Tony Bennett’s “Duets II” and Paul Simon’s “So Beautiful or So What” looked like real contenders, but both were snubbed.

• Many albums deserve to be in the album of the year category over Rihanna’s “Loud,” which did get a slot. “Loud” is full of hits but should have been solely in the pop and R&B categories.

• Coldplay’s “Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall” and Maroon 5 and Christina Aguilera’s “Moves Like Jagger” are distinct, memorable songs, so it’s a bit of a shock that neither received a song or record of the year nomination.

• Marsha Ambrosius landed nominations for best R&B song and best R&B performance for “Far Away” but no best R&B album for “Late Nights & Early Mornings.” Kelly Price stole that nomination from her.

• No Strokes or TV on the Radio in the rock category? Come, come now.

NO ALBUM NO ALBUM OF YEAR

NOD

• Nicki Minaj’s best new artist nomination is vindication for female rappers. The best female rap performance category was eliminated several years ago after it was determined there weren’t enough rappers to warrant it.

• Taylor Swift is in Grammys’ favor after receiving a best new album trophy last year, but fortunately Grammy vot-ers didn’t automatically check off her name again, relegat-ing her album “Speak Now” to the country category.

• Grammys’ love affair with Beyoncé seems to be on ice. Her album “4” earned one nomination, for the song “Party” in the best rap/sung collaboration category, though she has also been nominated for best long form music video for “I Am … World Tour.”

• Grammy recognized Wilco with front man Jeff Tweedy and past nominee Chuck Harmony. Wilco is up for best rock album for “The Whole Love,” while producer Harmony is cited for the Ledisi song “Pieces of Me.”

• The Grammys dumped about 30 categories, which made for a nicely streamlined list this year. But …

7 ways the Grammys got it wrong

BEST NEW ARTIST?

ONLY TWO

NOMS!

• Grammys’ love affair with ice. Her album “4” earned one nomination, for the song “Party” in the best rap/sung collaboration category, though she has also been nominated for best long form music video for “I Am … World Tour.”

• Grammy recognized and past nominee best rock album for “The Whole Love,” while producer Harmony is cited for the

• The Grammys dumped about 30 categories, which made for a nicely streamlined list this year. But …made for a nicely streamlined list this year. But …

though she has also been nominated for best long form music video for “I Am … World Tour.”

• Grammy recognized and past nominee best rock album for “The Whole Love,” while producer Harmony is cited for the

• The Grammys dumped about 30 categories, which made for a nicely streamlined list this year. But …made for a nicely streamlined list this year. But …

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This is a straight-ahead rock ’n’ roll album, and an excellent one. There’s nothing subtle here: “El Camino” is pure high-octane rock and perfectly calibrated to be heard at maximum volume on a road trip.

— Steve Klinge, The Philadelphia Inquirer

the black keysEL camino

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Thicke delivers a great mix of seductive songs that are bound to get temperatures rising. This one is definitely classic old school R&B. Overall, “Love After War” is a must-buy.

— Bianca Roach, The Associated Press

RobIn thIcke LovE aftEr war

Adele is Billboard’s top artist of 2011

If there is a “best-of” list for music this year, it’s a safe bet to put Adele on top. Billboard has declared her the No. 1 artist of 2011. Lil Wayne was the top male.

BEST ARTISTS OF 20111. Adele

2. Rihanna

3. Katy Perry

4. Lady Gaga

5. Lil Wayne

6. Bruno Mars

7. Nicki Minaj

8. Taylor Swift

9. Justin Bieber

10. Chris Brown

BEST ALBUMS OF 2011

1. Adele 21

2. Taylor Swift Speak Now

3. Lady Gaga Born This Way

4. Jason Aldean My Kinda Party

5. Susan Boyle The Gift

MOST POPULAR SONGS OF 20111. Adele Rolling in the Deep

2. LMFAO Party Rock Anthem

3. Katy Perry Firework

4. Katy Perry feat. Kanye West E.T.

5. Pitbull feat. Ne-Yo Give Me Everything

Seventeen years ago, Mary J. Blige let loose with the har-rowing “My Life.” Filled with raw emotions evoked by an abu-sive relationship and addictions of all kinds, “My Life” set a high bar for all rap/R&B belters. Blige’s life and sound have moved past “My Life’s” messiest business. This second volume’s first act is a sequel, a star-stuffed (Drake, Nas, Beyonce) slice of slick soul, rapid-fire hip-hop and sappy but solid ballads. Of course, it contains MJB’s patented brand of angst anthem on “The Liv-

ing Proof,” in which Blige starts out beaten down, only to rise like a self-affirming Technicolor phoenix. There are Gamble & Huff and Wu Tang Clan samples to croon atop, covers to be tackled (Rufus/Chaka Khan’s “Ain’t Nobody”) and battles to be won over her co-stars. Tracks such as “Empty Prayers” and “25/8” show Blige at her breast-beating best, giving the agonies of 1994 a good run for their money.

—A.D. Amorosi, Philadelphia Inquirer

maRy j. blIgemy LifE ii: thE joUrnEy continUES (act 1)

The uniformly strong set of raspy-voiced soul includes standouts like the rough-cut “Lonely Don’t,” which con-cludes that one is better off alone than with a drunken, good-for-nothing man.

— Dan DeLuca, The Philadelphia Inquirer

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A sprawling new collection of Bob Dylan cover songs is being released in January to benefit Amnesty International.

The human rights organization says Wednesday that all of the songs on the four-CD collection will be new or previously unreleased versions, with the exception of Dylan’s title cut, “Chimes of Freedom.”

The discs, to be released in the U.S. on Jan. 24, are being produced by the same music executives who made a 2007 benefit album for Darfur featuring John Lennon songs.

Participating artists range from 19-year-old Miley Cyrus to 92-year-old folk legend Pete Seeger. Cyrus recorded “You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go,” and Seeger, with a children’s chorus, does “Forever Young.”

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StarS: Daniel Craig, rooney Mara, Stellan SkarSgårD, robin Wright

Journalist Mikael Blomkvist (Craig) is aided in his search for a woman who has been missing for forty years by Lisbeth Salander (Mara), a young computer hacker.

THE GIRL WITH THEDRAGON TATTOO

StarS: JaMie bell, anDy SerkiS, Daniel CraigIn a race against the evil Sakharine, Tintin and Captain Haddock set off on a treasure hunt for a sunken ship commanded by Had-dock’s ancestor.

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A 9-year-old amateur inventor, jewelry designer, astrophysicist, tambourine player and pacifist searches New York for the lock that matches a mysterious key left by his father when he was killed in the 9/11 attacks.

StarS: eMile hirSCh, olivia thirlby, Max Minghella

In Moscow, five young people lead the charge against an alien race who have at-tacked Earth via our power supply.

THE DARKEST HOUR

StarS: eDWarD burnS, Caitlin FitzgeralD, kerry biShé

Newlyweds Buzzy and Katie find their bliss-ful life disrupted by the arrival of his half-sister and news of her sister’s marriage troubles.

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StarS: JereMy irvine, eMily WatSon, DaviD theWliS

Albert’s bond with his horse, Joey, is broken when Joey is sold to the cavalry and sent to World War I. Despite being too young to en-list, Albert heads to France to save his friend.

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It figures that Pauley Perrette would excel playing forensic scientist Abby Sciuto, the Goth lab rat on CBS’ crime pro-cedural, “NCIS.”

On the job in her high-tech lair, Abby is an information magnet and a bloodhound for clues to help crack the lat-est case with a link to the Navy or Marine Corps. And in the process, she’s brainy, beautiful, charmingly quirky and totally gung-ho — which is to say, a lot like Pauley Perrette.

In its ninth season, “NCIS” remains a smash hit, averaging 20 million viewers a week. And even among its crazy-popular ensemble (including Mark Harmon, Michael Weatherly, Cote de Pablo, Sean Murray, David McCallum and Rocky Carroll), Perrette is a standout, having landed at the top of a recent Q Score roster measuring TV stars’ fame and likability among viewers.

But as herself, Perrette, 42, can even upstage her perfor-mance as Abby. She recounts her scramble in New York, where she moved to study at John Jay School of Criminal Science but

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worked several jobs at once to make ends meet. “Not only was I bartending in the club-kids scene,

with a bra and combat boots and a white Mohawk, but I wore a sandwich board on roller skates passing out fliers for Taco Bell in the Diamond District, and I worked on one of these boats that go around Manhat-tan — way down in the galley, knee-deep in fish wa-ter, cooking food for the rich people upstairs.”

She thinks back on the days of her own hard party-ing and substance abuse: “I’ve done everything. Every-thing. I can’t believe I survived it.”

And she reports how, along the way, the bartender broke into show biz: “A kid in coat-check told me, ‘I know this director who would really like you.’ I start-ed booking commercials like craaazy.”

Then she moved to Los Angeles, landing roles in shows such as “Murder One,” ‘‘Frasier,” ‘‘Time of Your Life” and “JAG,” where a guest shot led to “NCIS”

with its premiere in 2003.Perrette’s lifelong interest in crime was a big help in

her newfound acting pursuit — and not just for play-ing a crime-buster such as Abby.

“Even without having any acting training what-soever, I spent my time studying human behavior through psychology, sociology and criminal science,” she says. “I was a voracious student, and I ended up with the best background to be an actor ever, because I’d been studying human behavior in science for years and years.”

Off the set, Perrette slips into a different kind of role to make things a little better — that of do-gooder for a variety of causes.

“Giving back and helping other people is the most solid experience a human can have. To go to some high-end store and buy shoes or jewelry or something — I don’t understand it. I would much rather donate

my money to an animal shelter or a woman-and-chil-dren center — that gives me such joy and makes so much sense to me,” she says.

“I’m very reclusive and love being alone, so fame is incredibly jarring for me. But it gives me a huge plat-form for the same things I was saying about giving back and volunteering when I was a bartender. And that makes me very happy.”

She’s also happy writing poetry, performing rock music in a number of bands and dreaming of future acting roles (“bring ’em on!”) beyond Abby.

“I wear a lot of hats,” says Perrette, heartily attempt-ing to sum herself up. “I have a large hat rack.”

NCIS8 p.m. TuesdaysCBS

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(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC): It’s based on a simple game mechanic: blasting holes and jumping through them. Its three main characters are mostly disembodied voices. It’s essentially a series of abstract puzzles, and yet “Portal 2” delivers one of the year’s most satisfying — and malevolently funny — stories.

The TOP GAMeS OF 2011LOU KESTEN | ThE ASSoCIATEd PrESS

1Portal 2

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC) The Eidos Montreal studio revives a beloved, long-dormant series with this cyberpunkish tale of corporate intrigue. Fans of classic stealth games such as “Thief” and “Splinter Cell” will adore it.

3Deus Ex: Human Revolution

(Xbox 360, PC): The setup is nothing new: A boy hacks and slashes his way through a post-apocalyptic landscape. But droll narration and a mournful soundtrack hint at something deeper, and “Bastion” builds to an emotionally haunting climax.

4Bastion

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC): This sprawl-ing role-playing epic is all about choice. Wizard or warrior? hero or jerk? Vampire or werewolf? The possibilities seem endless, and after more than 100 hours I’m still discovering dazzling new areas to explore.

2The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

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The name says it all.Not that all other “Mario Kart” title

appendages have been that exciting — for every “Double Dash!!” and “Super Circuit” there’s a “Wii” and “DS” — but “Mario Kart 7” sounds like a working title that never got re-placed.

It’s also a weird choice that works against the game by bringing to mind the console-based en-tries in the series.

The previous game, “Mario Kart Wii,” upped the ante with wheel-based control, 12 racers per track and more characters than you can shake a stick at. The tracks felt big and memorable.

This new game, for the 3DS, has … gliders. And a propeller for underwater driving. Which is pretty much like regular driving, only it’s — get this — under water.

The glider bit is actually kind of fun. It auto-matically activates after going over a special kind of accelerator strip, usually at the end of ramps, and the kart can be steered through the air.

But the underwater portions really do feel gimmicky. It’s like the track designers’ creativity had become exhausted, and the easy solution was to throw in a few lakes.

And boy, did they need all the help they could get.

There are a few standouts, like the two tracks that feature Wuhu Island from “Wii Sports Re-sort,” both of which are big, one-lap affairs; cheery Daisy Hills; and retro-inspired Piranha Plant Slide.

Then there are the middling tracks, like the latest Rainbow Road incarnation; the where-did-this-inspiration-come-from Wario Shipyard; and the cute “Wii Music” homage Music Park, which has completely forgettable music.

Then there are the rest, like half-assed “Super Mario Bros. 2” throwback Shy Guy Bazaar, too-simple Cheep Cheep Lagoon and oddly dysto-pian Neo Bowser City.

The four cups’ worth of tracks from previ-ous games are the usual mix of “Good to see you again!” and “STOP RUINING MY LIFE, DINO DINO JUNGLE. GAAAAAAAH!”

The 3-D effect, as in so many games, looks great but is unnecessary — and is basically in-compatible when playing in first-person mode, where tilting the 3DS turns the kart. I’m not the biggest fan of that control method in general, but it’s a nice option to have.

Coins are back, increasing top speed on each track and unlocking new body parts, wheels and gliders when enough are collected. Those parts can be combined into custom racers, influencing stats like acceleration and drift.

New items include the Super Leaf, which pro-vides a Tanooki tail for batting away shells and other drivers, and a Fire Flower that spits fireballs. (Surprise!)

There are eight Mario characters to pick

from at the outset. I began to get a little cranky when I played halfway through the game (the 50 and 100 cc cups) and had only unlocked my Mii as an extra character.

The eight extra characters come from winning each of the cups in 150 cc — but don’t get too ex-cited, unless you’re a big fan of Honey Queen. That would be the giant bee from “Super Mario Galaxy,” who I’m sure is a fan favorite?

I’ll admit Lakitu is a cool cat, but I could have done without caterpillar Wiggler or Metal Mario, whose claim to fame is 1996’s “Super Mario 64.” And these guys over Birdo, everyone’s favorite transvestite egg-spitting dinosaur thing? Sigh.

The moral of the story: When comparing “Ma-rio Kart Wii” to “7,” it seems like a much smaller game. I could try to make excuses about the dif-ference between handheld and console games, but there are plenty of quality portable titles.

And it’s not like “7” dazzles when compared to “Mario Kart DS,” either. Yes, there are more driv-ers, but the general track quality is lower, and “7” lacks the mission mode found in the DS version.

Maybe that’s really my issue: “Mario Kart” games are meant to be played together, and do-ing it over Wi-Fi, even in the same room, just isn’t the same as screaming at each other around the TV. The DS game at least acknowledged that with the missions — it was something else to do by yourself.

It’s not that “Mario Kart 7” is a bad game. The racing is still fun, and it’s great to pull out and kill 10 minutes here or there. I guess I just expected more. The real mor-al: Lower thy expectations, and thou shalt not be disappointed. Possibly.

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‘Mario Kart 7’ takes to land, air and sea

Mario Kart 7For: 3dS | Price: $39.99 | Rated: Everyone

PROS: online play; new glider, underwater expe-riences; first-person control.

CONS: Weird character choice; tracks are mostly forgettable; game feels small.

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racing is still fun, and it’s great to pull out and kill 10 minutes here or there. I guess I just expected more. The real mor-al: Lower thy expectations, and thou shalt not be disappointed. Possibly.

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(PlayStation 3): Nathan drake, the Indiana Jones of the PlayStation, climbs, brawls and shoots his way through another breathless, globetrotting adventure.

8Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii): French designer Michel Ancel livens up the 2-d running-and-jump-ing genre with exuberant weirdness.

9Rayman Origins

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC): Monsters lurk around every cor-ner of an abandoned outer-space facility. don’t forget to breathe.

10Dead Space 2

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Batman: arkham City

(PlayStation 3): once-reluctant superhero (or is it supervillain?) Cole McGrath has devel-oped quite the skill set: he can skitter up tall buildings and shock enemies from a distance. Sucker Punch’s loose-limbed open-world sequel is electrifying.

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is EvEryONE hANgiNg OuT wiThOuT mE? (ANd OThEr cONcErNs) | mindy kALing in another i-was-a-nerd-but-now-i’m-awesome story, “The Office” actor and writer was a pudgy kid who didn’t learn to ride a bike until she was 12.

sTOriEs i ONLy TELL my friENds | rOb LOwE it’s complicated, you see. A guy so handsome he had to fight off job offers, which was so traumatizing he became a substance abuser.

gOd, if yOu’rE NOT up ThErE, i’m f*cKEd | dArrELL hAmmOnd The “SnL” veteran shares some shockers — child abuse, drugs, “getting drunk and trying to cut my arm off with a large kitchen knife.” darkly funny.

dOEs ThE NOisE iN my hEAd BOThEr yOu? STEvEn TyLEr Straight from the horse’s lips is an F-bomb-laden tale of sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll. brash, unseemly, debaucherous. winner.

hAppy AccidENTs | jAnE LynchThe “glee” superstar was born with “an extra helping of angst” as a girl hiding her “big gay secret.” Lynch’s real coming out, she says, was as a confident woman.

sEriOusLy ... i’m KiddiNg | ELLEn dEgEnErES The adorable Ellen shares how she found happiness but is mostly content to poke fun at herself in stream-of-con-sciousness style.

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Friday, April 20, 2012, 7:30 p.m.Adult: $50, $45, $40, $35, $30

Youth: $50, $36.60, $32.60, $28.60, $24.60

Sunday, May 6, 2012

7:30 p.m.Adult: $37, $34, $30, $28, $25

Youth: $37, $27.80, $24.60, $23, $20.60

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Béla Fleck and the FlecktonesSaturday, March 31, 20127:30 p.m.

Adult: $55, $48, $40, $30, $30

Youth: $55, $39, $32.60, $24.60, $24.60