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Andrea Grimes, uncharacteristically shy this a.m., doesn't feel terribly comfy touting her radio appearance today, so I will: The Girl on Top will join the Fort Worth Star-Telegram's Cary Darling and D's Zac Crain at noon today on KERA-FM (90.1)'s Think. Their subject: " 2007 - The Pop Culture Year in Review." As in, " What were your favorite (and not so favorite) pop-culture moments of 2007 and what excites you about 2008?" What excites Andrea about 2008? Moving to Austin, most likely. Me, I'm waiting till Hour Two to tune in: "How Government Planning Harms Your Quality of Life, Your Pocketbook, and Your Future." Damn right. --Robert Wilonsky
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