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Traveling and the economy

Since the last Index was published nearly six months ago, New York and London have lost fewer points than both Singapore and Hong Kong. Some Asian cities have taken a large hit, namely Tokyo, which fell from a seven ranking to a 15 and lost 31 points, the largest drop in the top 20. Some cities, like Boston, Dublin, Toronto and Guernsey, have even capitalized on the losses of others, rising in the rankings despite losing points.
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Blast Exclusive: Bobby Long in NYC

NEW YORK -- Anyone can hear the talent and potential of Bobby Long on his MySpace or his iTunes single "Left to Lie," but there is no way to fully understand how far this boy will go until seeing him perform ...
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Films to check out in ’09

Even though you can expect the traditional summer blockbusters, and romantic chick flicks this Valentine's Day, the Blast staff is excited for these releases. From comedy to sci-fi and star filled casts these a...
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Knicks add D’Antoni

Former Phoenix Suns coach Mike D'Antoni has accepted a four-year, $24 million deal to coach the New York Knicks. D'Antoni has a 267-172 career coaching record with the Suns and Denver Nuggets. The Suns won at ...
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Across the Universe Blu-ray

The 60s, Beatles, Vietnam and even a appearance by Bono are what you can expect in the Julie Taymor-directed "Across the Universe," coming to video February 5. The film is a magical journey set in a turbulen...