Photo by Craig MalisowAs BARC's new bureau chief, Ray Sim has his work cut out for him. He now heads an organization that has historically resisted change and ostracized volunteers who have made claims of cruel conditions, with the full support of an administration and city council that believes the best way to deal with things is via bargain-basement lip service.
But Sim brings some experience to the table. Most recently, he was the director of Broward County's Animal Care & Regulation. His
It's easy to forget that tonight another band is actually playing before U2 at Reliant Stadium. But Bono and the boys couldn't have found a better band to heat up their adoring throngs than space-rock overlords Muse. Hell, even conservative hand-wringer Glenn Beck likes them. We swear that that's not an indictment of the band.
The English-bred trio just released its fifth album, The Resistance, last month, and almost immediately it somehow struck a chord with Beck, the author of such recent boo
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Muse took the Reliant stage around 7:30 p.m., when concertgoers were still slowly trickling in to Reliant Stadium. The place was most likely less than half full (or half empty, depending on your outlook) yet Muse's thick, epic sound filled in the gaps nicely.
After making their entrance to Sergei Prokofiev's "Dance of the Knights" from Romeo and Juliet, Muse swung smoothly into foot-tapping new single "Uprising," handling themselves with confi