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Every year brings another entry
in the "Call of Duty" franchise.
We reviewed the newest game,
"Call of Duty: World at War" in
this week's issue of Caliente.

The games, which are most often
set during World War II, let
players revisit history.

The newest installment focuses
on the final battles of World War
II in the Pacific and Eastern
Europe.

In addition to testing your own
skill, the "Call of Duty" games are
also social endeavors. Players
from around the world can come
together as teams to take on all
comers.

Even though the new "Call of
Duty" is a solid effort, it doesn't
live up to last year's edition,
which updated the setting. What
was the title of the 2007 "Call of
Duty" game?

Those who answer correctly will
have a chance to win a kids DVD.
Titles include "Avatar," "Ben 10,"
"Bratz" and "SpongeBob
Squarepants."

Click here to submit your
answer.

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Fans of Hedwig and ABBA can sing along at Loft Saturday night

Tucson, Arizona | Published: 06.26.2008
It's a musical marriage that makes delicious sense:
Hedwig, that pensive and utterly glam transsexual rock star from East Germany and ABBA, the mega-huge, equally blow-dried quartet from Sweden.
You can celebrate this perfect pairing Saturday night at the Loft's latest excuse to get giddy and sing with perfect strangers.
"ABBA and the Angry Inch: The Hedwig/ABBA Singalong" will kick off with a few music videos from Benny, Bjorn, Anna-Frid and Agnetha, who were rocking their spandex long before Hedwig started singing her heart out and tearing down walls.
OK, so Hedwig is fictional, the mesmerizing creation of John Cameron Mitchell, below, first on stage and then on film in "Hedwig and the Angry Inch."
The movie will be subtitled, a helpful touch for newbies but a tad unnecessary for the Hedwig addicts who long ago memorized every word of the 2001 film.
It starts at 9, tickets are $5, and yes, there will be prizes for the best costumes, kids.

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