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Friday, April 25
Movies
In The Other Woman with Cameron Diaz, after discovering her boyfriend is married, Carly soon meets the wife he’s been cheating on. And when yet another affair is discovered, all three women team up to plot mutual revenge on the three-timing SOB. The comedy film is playing at College 9 Theatre and UEC 12 Theater.
Bars and Clubs
At Chrome, Happy Hour from 10 p.m. to midnight with $3 Smirnoff Flavors and $4 mixed drinks.
At G-Man, $3 1/4-pound hotgods with fries, $5 Bud Light pitchers, $5 Lifesavers pitchers
At Home Delivery Pizzeria, Happy Hour 5 to 7 p.m. with half-priced mixed-drinks.
Saturday, April 26
Acoustic Brew Concert: Pesky J. Nixon – Bombastic yet brilliant, these boys from New England exude a genuine musical authenticity and mirth on stages up and down the East Coast. Drawing influences from contemporary urban balladeers, rowdy southern bluegrass, and the sardonic yet wry wit of New England’s localized folk scenes, Pesky J. Nixon creates an atmosphere both inviting and challenging for audiences.
Sunday, April 27
Kids for Cash at the State Theatre – Kids for Cash is a riveting look into the notorious Pennsylvania scandal that rocked the nation. The movie exposes a shocking American secret: As a nation we arrest hundreds of thousands of youth for minor offenses each year, believing we are teaching them much-needed lessons. But what lessons are they learning? Are we helping kids get back on track, or simply ensuring failure? This film has been called a “must see” for anyone who has a kid, was a kid, or loves a kid. Find out what Pennsylvania is doing and what still needs to be done.
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