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Vinyl gets its groove back [Music]

Records are back in fashion at shops across Louisville. Is wax really making a comeback, or is it all so much trendy spin?
4 p.m. Tuesday, April 3 [Communities]

On Tuesday, April 3, at 4 p.m., 10 photographers working for Louisville Magazine set up at 10 places around the city.
Kentucky Derby 138 horse profile: Rousing Sermon [Horse racing]

Insider analysis of Rousing Sermon
Kentucky Derby 138 horse profile: Sabercat [Horse racing]

Insider analysis on Sabercat
Kentucky Derby 138 horse profile: I'll Have Another [Horse racing]

Insider analysis on I'll Have Another
Kentucky Derby 138 horse profile: Trinniberg [Horse racing]

Insider analysis on Trinniberg
Kentucky Derby 138 horse profile: Daddy Long Legs [Horse racing]

Insider analysis on Daddy Long Legs
Flea Off Market: Keep Louisville Bazaar [Communities]

Courtenay Kunnecke and Nathan Erickson are the masterminds behind the monthly Flea Off Market and its spin-off 'pop-up' markets.
Being real estate agent Sandy Gulick [Louisville Magazine]

Spending a day, or two, or three, with Sandy Gulick would be exhausting if it weren't so damn much fun.
Because Pitino and Calipari really don't like each other, or else they're genius showmen (why basketball is just better in Kentucky) [Louisville Magazine]

Whatever started the backing-and-forthing between Louisville's Rick Pitino and Kentucky's John Calipari--a rumor spread on the recruiting trail? questionable gamesmanship during a Final Four matchup? coiffure envy? -- doesn't matter anymore.
Because Kentucky Invented the Sweet Sixteen (why basketball in Kentucky is just better) [Louisville Magazine]

… and still owns the rights to it. Seriously. Those copycats at the NCAA didn’t coin everything with their made-for-television hoopla, their Final Fours and Elite Eights.
Because in these parts the ABA does not stand for the American Bar Association (Why basketball is bigger in Kentucky) [Louisville Magazine]

A Kentucky Colonel fan can dream, can't he?
The Republic of Roundball [Louisville Magazine]

Editor's Letter: The first time I truly understood that I lived in a basketball state was mid-August, when I tuned to a local sports radio show and heard the host and his guest talking about recruiting. Basketball recruiting.
Fischer is a Shark Man...no not Greg, the other one [Louisville Magazine]

Chris Fischer started Fischer Productions, which led to Offshore Adventures on ESPN, which led to Shark Men. So how did a landlocked Louisville boy wind up tagging sharks on the high seas?

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