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Albums that shined in '09
As a medium, the rock album is so under siege that even Radiohead made noise in 2009 about giving it up for downloadable singles and EPs.
The album can't help but increasingly feel like an afterthought in a year where the big thing in rock seemed to
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High Five With David Lynch
David Lynch is, among many things, a photographer, a painter, a rather droll weatherman, an entrepreneur (he has his own line of organic coffees), a philanthropist and, most famously, a filmmaker. His widely influential and notoriously weird oeuvre
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In case you missed it: 2009's most interesting science news
Here's what made us go WTF? in 2009 - a recap of the most interesting research news from the past twelve months. We'd also like to wish all our readers a happy and safe festive season and a prosperous 2010.
21 December 2009
Tantalizing hint of dark
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Review: San Francisco's Quince serves exceptional dishes with fresh ingredients for each season
fresh floral arrangements and even a bowl of pomegranates. A shimmering, see-through curtain reveals the private dining room that's tucked into a quiet corner. Behind the window-lined exposed brick wall at the back of the restaurant lies the expansive
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Hundreds of Screens: It's (Not) a Wonderful Life
One of my favorite movie theaters in Manhattan is the IFC center. Unlike a lot of multiplexes it definitely has its own character. This is even more obvious on the inside where creepy heavy black curtains surround you in cavern like spaces. One time
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'Wicked'-ly entertaining
Wednesday: In the past 20 years, Chris Isaak has carved out a great career in music, films and television. Most known for his 1991 hit, "Wicked Game," and its subsequent video of the singer-songwriter rolling around on a beach with supermodel Helena
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Pop Culture: Curiously Arbitrary Music Awards 2009
As yet another year stumbles drunkenly to a close in a similar fashion to one of Lady Gaga's weird death dances, it's time to take a look back at some of the highest highs and lowest lows from the world of music in 2009.
A surprisingly hotly-contested
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Am I Black Enough for You, White Lightnin' Dynamic: 01, Lynch (one) and Derek
Over the past few years, several music documentaries that would previously have been confined to TV have taken a brief theatrical bow before appearing on DVD. This year's standout was Am I Black Enough for You (pictured, 2009, Drakes Avenue, E) the
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Polanksi thanks supporters in open letter to French philosopher
Roman Polanski: 'How heartening it is, when one is locked up in a cell, to hear this murmur of human voices and of solidarity in the morning post.' Photograph: Roberto Pfeil/AP
Roman Polanski, the Oscar-winning film director under house arrest on
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Newport News police identify robbery suspect
Newport News -
Police have identified a 54-year-old man who allegedly robbed a Wachovia Bank Monday.
Michael David Lynch is wanted for robbery, entering a bank with the intent to commit larceny, use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and
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Prattsburgh shoots down Naples in tournament finals
The Prattsburgh Vikings had their prayers were answered, while at the same time, the Naples Big Green had their hearts broken.
The Vikings’ Patrick Wightman hit a half-court prayer as time ran out on Tuesday night to lift Prattsburgh to a 57-56 win
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Best musical numbers of the Naughts.
Great musical numbers need not be in proper musicals, in fact I tend to think the best ones are in films that are not musicals at all. I confess, I do not particularly enjoy musicals. However, the well crafted musical number, especially when slipped
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Seven lessons from 2009.
Stars matter. Sort of.
This one's kind of up in the air (heh). On the one hand, it's possible to launch and/or sustain a franchise these days with players who wouldn't have the ghost of a prayer in opening a movie on their own (take Shia LaBeouf's
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Toxic Web :: It happened this weekâ¦
This is the week that was in matters musical…
1936, Billboard magazine, which began publishing news about circuses in 1894, publishes the first record sales chart … Joe Venuti’s jazz number “Stop! Look! Listen!” is the first record to occupy the #1
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American Repertory Theater Presents BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
The American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.) is pleased to present Best of Both Worlds, a new musical for the whole family. Bursting with the sounds of R&B and gospel, Best of Both Worlds features book and lyrics by Randy Weiner, music by multiple
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Pierre Morel Hired for Dune Remake
Yes, but who could ever replace Sting in a metal loincloth?
Hopefully, someone who can really act.
Well, I actually enjoyed Taken. So this might turn ok.
Agreed. But did you see Quantum of Solace?
WHAT!!?? Is this a reboot?
They need to take care. It’s
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Spelling Bee words from Jan. 4, 2009
The News-Review and Roseburg Kiwanis are sponsoring the 33rd Douglas County Spelling Bee on Saturday, April 17, 2010 at Wildlife Safari. The county spelling bee champion will go home with a trophy and a new computer system. Trophies and prizes will
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New Film Version Of Dune In The Works
Dune In The Works
"It proved something of a grand folly for David Lynch, whose 1984 adaptation was a commercial and critical flop Now [Frank Herbert's] Dune, the bestselling science-fiction novel of all time, looks set to be revamped for the 21st
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Alan Wake Will Stay Up Late with DLC Episodes
Remedy's Xbox 360-exclusive Alan Wake, described as "the TV show Lost, as written by Stephen King, and filmed by David Lynch," by Microsoft Entertainment & Devices head Robbie Bach will be expanded upon via additional downloadable episodes.
JIG:
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His dark materials
There's an early David Lynch film called The Amputee (1974). Two films, in fact: he made it twice, with the same script, same shots, same everything. Explaining the duplication years later, he told an interviewer that the American Film Foundation
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Alan Wake video for 2010
Monday 11-Jan-2010 2:04 PM Remedy kicks off the year with gameplay footage
Remedy's released the first official Alan Wake gameplay footage of 2010.
The video, which you can find on the developer's Facebook page shows our man Alan doing what he does
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Pierre Morel Talks DUNE!!
In the interview, Morel reveals that he likes David Lynch's 1984 adaptation as a Lynch film (but not as a DUNE interpretation) and also discusses his own relationship to the property. Turns out, he's read Herbert's original book (HERE) a number of
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'Mulholland Dr.' is L.A. critics' film of 00s
The Los Angeles Film Critics Assn. has named David Lynch's
"Mullholland Dr." the best film of the past decade.
In announcing its choice, the organization said, "Lynch's film
stands as both a cautionary tale and a mascot for the triumph of
art and
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Pierre Morel Promises "Faster and More Modern" Dune
Recently, we spoke with red-hot “Taken” filmmaker Pierre Morel about his high-profile plans to take over the “Dune” franchise. A die-hard Frank Herbert fan, Morel insisted he was going to be "very respectful" to the original novel. Now, we present the
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When car adverts go bad
“The car they don’t want you to drive”, Nissan said of the original Almera when it started advertising its then-new product.
And guess what. The car was so mediocre, few did want to drive it.
Sadly, the Almera advert is not alone, so we’ve pulled
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Gwyneth Paltrow wants to learn meditation
Hollywood star Gwyneth Paltrow has expressed a desire to learn meditation as her new year resolution.
"My New Year's resolution is to learn how to meditate. It's always sounded like something I should do, but I don't know how to," the 37-year-old
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Movies: Iconoclasm on a shoestring
For four years, Walker Art Center's "Expanding the Frame" has showcased international works that liberate the medium of film -- thematically, physically or both. It demonstrates that there's no better way to explore uncharted territory than through a
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Kemper Norton’s TO IRON JOHN
Kurt Komoda’s editor illustration for Issue 04 of Coilhouse. Tea and sympathy (and tentacles). Arsenic and old lace (and absinthe). Information, inspiration, infection!
Additionally, this a courtesy post is to let all readers know that Issue 04 is
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TIFF Cinematheque Presents a Decade of Sleepy Cinema
Dissecting the Cinematheque's alt-inventory, a few trends become apparent. Anyone who lost interest in Asian cinema when John Woo came across the pond to make Face/Off may be surprised to see the strong support for Thai, Chinese, and Japanese
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Today in History - Jan. 20
Today is Wednesday, Jan. 20, the 20th day of 2010. There are 345 days left in the year.
On Jan. 20, 2009, Barack Obama was sworn in as the nation's 44th, as well as first African-American, president.
In 1801, Secretary of State John Marshall was
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When "Fight Club" and "Shawshank" push Hitch to take a hike.
The other day Big Hollywood took some time out of ranting about how Obama destroyed class (again please?) to post something so idiotic even the site's commenters weren't having it. went too far even for the commenters who love to rant about cultural
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The Hollowness of 'The Hurt Locker'
It's unfashionable to carp about Hollywood's motives in handing out the Oscar for best picture. Savvy filmgoers are, at this late, cynical date, surely aware of the industry politics afoot, even if we reserve the right to howl privately about the worst
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Get Out: Love in a Cemetery, Next Best Thing to David Lynch, Single Mingle
Love in a Cemetery
Tonight the Otis Public Practice Studio opens to the public "Love in a Cemetery," a working visual arts exhibit that combines the efforts of artists, curators, graduate students and community organizations to turn the 18th Street Art
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Monday, January, 25, 2010
Delmar H. Conn (1922-2010)
Delmar H. Conn, 87, of Ashland, Ky., died Sunday, Jan. 24, 2010, at his residence. He was born May 29, 1922, in Tamcliff, W.Va., to the late Millard and Martha Fultz Conn. His wife of 67 years, Betty Conn, survives.
He was
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Closing Larch prison will reduce firefighters
Legislators from the 18th District sent Gregoire two letters objecting to the proposed closure, calling it "penny wise and pound foolish."
"I believe state government needs to consolidate in order save money," said Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, in a news
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Danger Mouse, The Shins' James Mercer Are Broken Bells: An Actual Band
For a guy who's paired up with everyone from Cee-Lo Green to David Lynch, Brian Burton — a.k.a. Danger Mouse — can't understand why people have such a hard time wrapping their head around Broken
Bells, his brand-new collaboration with the Shins'
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Our guide to SF IndieFest's Winter Music Festival
that puts on San Francisco's independent film festival (set for next Thursday through Feb. 18) as well as the popular horror/sci-fi-oriented Another Hole in the Head film festival and the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival.
troubadour. Listen to
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Sex texts prison officer jailed
A prison officer who exchanged romantic text messages with an inmate awaiting trial for rape has been jailed for 21 months at Blackfriars Crown Court. Lisa Harris, 28, was caught trying to smuggle a mobile phone into Pentonville prison in north London
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Dune's New Messiah
"We're starting from scratch," says Morel. "Peter had an approach which was not mine at all, and we're starting over again. I don't think we're going to keep any elements of the Peter Berg script. It was good, actually. It was interesting. It was just
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Pierre Morel Reveals Dune Plans - He Wants 3D
Pierre Morel has revealed both his aspirations for Dune and some of the practical challenges he’ll face in realising it.
Apparently, he’s keen for the film to be in 3D and he’ll push for the format but the decision is yet to be made. So far he’s seen
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Orbison honored with Hollywood star
Rock 'n' roll singer, songwriter and guitarist Roy Orbison, May 1972. (Hulton Archive, Getty Images)
Friends and family of late rock pioneer Roy Orbison took to the streets of Los Angeles on Friday to unveil the music legend's star on the Hollywood
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'Dune' Director Pierre Morel Addresses Peter Berg's Script, Monologues And 3-D
One of the bigger coups in Hollywood at the beginning of this year was the "Dune" adaptation's changing of hands from Peter Berg to "Taken" director Pierre Morel. Frank Herbert's classic sci-fi series has floundered in the world of film since David
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David Lynch Releases Promo Reel for Singer/Songwriter Ariana Delawari
David Lynch may just be Ariana Delawari’s biggest fan. Her album, Lion of Panjshir, is being released by his label, and he recently directed a promo reel for it, released today by DLF.TV and Flavorpill, filmed at The Black Lodge (a location fans may
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The Album Leaf - A Chorus Of Storytellers
As the founder member and key orchestrator of The Album Leaf, Jimmy LaValle is arguably one of post-rock's focal figures, even as the genre goes through something of a restrained phase. Not only a keen multi-instrumentalist, LaValle is also the brains
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Lynch Directs Protege's New Video
Cult moviemaker David Lynch has given his musical discovery a big boost - he has directed her new video and co-produced her debut album.
The Twin Peaks director fell in love with the talents of Ariana Delawari after checking out one of her shows at Los
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If Some Famous Filmmakers Directed the Super Bowl
You know the deal. Some famous directors have distinctive styles and techniques they're known for; here's those styles applied to something else--specifically, a football game. Classic internet video formula.
This has convinced me we need to get either
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Massive Attack's art of darkness
It's been two decades since Massive Attack stood sweating it out on LA's West Pico Boulevard, filming that video for their first single Unfinished Sympathy. With original art scenester Leigh Bowery helping co-ordinate LA's lowlife on one side, and
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If Filmmakers Directed the Superbowl
The Wes Anderson one is basically like NFL Films just with a folksy song.
LOL i looooove it
I just watched what if wes anderson directed spiderman and almost died
he's such a one trick pony
i h8 the super bowl and i want all the players to die
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Ringo Starr honored with Walk of Fame star
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A star for former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has been added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
At a whimsical ceremony outside the Capital Records building Monday evening, Starr's name was unveiled as the 2,401st star on the sidewalk
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Ringo Starr honored with Walk of Fame star
LOS ANGELES — A star for former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr was added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame Monday evening during a whimsical ceremony that also marked the 50th anniversary of the sidewalk attraction's groundbreaking.
Starr's name was the
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Beatles News: A star for former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr
A STAR for former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr was added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
At a whimsical ceremony outside the Capitol Records building, Starr’s name was unveiled as the 2,401st star on the pavement attraction.
The Hollywood Walk of Fame
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New 'Dune' Film Gets a New Writer
Paramount hopes to make "sandworm" a household name.
The newest adaptation of Dune has found a new script writer in Chase Palmer. He joins the project's newest director, Pierre Morel, who came aboard the project at the beginning of the year.
This is
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Goofy Movie, by David Lynch
"There are no dissidents in China."
That's a direct quote from China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman.
Ma Zhaoxu was asked earlier today about a Beijing court upholding an 11 year jail term for Liu Xiaobo, one of China's most high-profile
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Coming of Age in Scotland - Bill Forsyth Trilogy at Berlinale Forum
A fine way to start. Part of the anniversary series "4 Decades of the Forum," this epic three-parter traces the progress of what the Berlinale program calls "an unloved and neglected child" of a Scottish mining village from short pants through trousers
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Jason Schwartzman Guests on Forthcoming Nicole Simone Album
02/11/2010
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Jason Schwartzman Guests on Forthcoming Nicole Simone Album was a top story for this week. Here it is again: Although she was born in the eighties, Nicole Simone has always been fascinated with nostalgia and old films from a very
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taxi driver ~remake?
On top of reports that a new film is in the works that would reunite director Martin Scorsese with actor Robert De Niro, some buzz has been floating around this year’s Berlin Film Festival about a project that is “Travis Bickle bonkers” – a remake of
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Review: Werner Herzog's 'My Son, My Son' is boring, boring
of the Greek tragedy "Orestes," in which the title character kills his mother with a sword. Life unconvincingly imitates art as Brad replays the murder scene for real with his doting mother (Grace Zabriskie), then holes up in his home with two hostages
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Alleged Escort Service Busted
Detectives responded to an online ad for "Rocky Mountain's Sexiest Redhead" that included explicit photos of a woman calling herself Tina. An undercover detective called the listed phone number and a meeting was arranged at a hotel room in the 4000
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Rossellini Had Therapy After Lynch Split
Isabella Rossellini signed up for therapy after her relationship with film director David Lynch broke down - because she was so distraught at losing the "big love" of her life.
The Italian beauty had already endured two failed marriages, to Martin
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Timothy Olyphant is not such a simple dude
Talking with Timothy Olyphant last week, I experienced wistful memories of a life I never had, filled with parties around mountain campfires where somebody inevitably brings out a guitar. I have no idea whether Olyphant, 41, had that life himself. I
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'Red Riding' trilogy as gritty as they come
Based on David Peace's novels about a real-life serial killer, the three pictures, set in 1974, 1980 and 1983, document a period when corruption ran rampant in northern England.
"Red Riding: 1974" director Julian Jarrold says, "I'm quite drawn to
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'Family Guy': Sweet eggs and chicken legs
The night started off with Cleveland wondering whether his son was actually smart or stupid. A reasonable question. He knows player pianos and the song “The Entertainer,” but he also mimics a player piano playing “The Entertainer.” One point in each
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Peak flavor from the reds of Abruzzo
In their marvelously readable compendium of Italian wine, “Vino Italiano: the Regional Wines of Italy,’’ restaurateur Joe Bastianich and wine maven David Lynch describe the red wines of Abruzzo as a bit puzzling: “As soft and generous,’’ they say, “as
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Showgirls 2 Trailer
When we reported last fall that unknown filmmaker Marc Vorlander had developed a sequel, and managed to raise $25 millionn to shoot a sequel to Paul Verhoeven's infamously terrible "Showgirls" we frankly didn't believe it.
Well, he may not have got the
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Who wants to see Mike Patton's Peen
This isn't your memaw's wang shot either. I really don't know what's going on here. It's like David Lynch stepped in to direct this dick flash. I mean, Mike's giving hot oral to a mic while stretching his soft noodle out for the camera? The Hell?
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AROUND THE CAMPFIRE: Elm Street trailer, Sleepwalkers, best Final Destination death!
Welcome to AROUND THE CAMPFIRE, a weekly column that takes a gander at what the horror fans around our virtual campfire (i.e. the ARROW IN THE HEAD HORROR FORUMS) are yapping about before they get whacked... or before they do the nasty and THEN get
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Video Game Review | Heavy Rain: Murderer’s Young Prey; A Father’s Torment
The big storm has been raging for days. The winds around the eaves make me lonely, melancholy, and yet my guilt forces me forward in search of redemption.
Heavy Rain, Quantic Dream’s noirish game for the PlayStation 3, was released this week by Sony.
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NYTimes: Heavy Rain Review
NYTimes Writes: I have probably spent 10,000 hours playing various sorts of electronic games. But no single-player experience has made me as genuinely nervous, unsettled, surprised, emotionally riven and altogether involved as Heavy Rain, a noir murder
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`Idol' creator debuts new Web series,
The hype has been "Idol"-sized. The show promises "24/7 real-time interactive access." Fans can connect to the contestants on Twitter, Facebook and MySpace, too. The cast recently toured the country and on Monday, media were even invited for a "sneak
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'Idol' creator debuts new Web series, aiming to bring TV magic to the Internet
The show follows five young people - three actors, a musician and a model - hoping to succeed in Hollywood. The show debuts as they move into a Hollywood Hills house. Their lives will be followed not just by the weekly program, but by a live stream on
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EMI ends Danger Mouse album fight
An album by Gnarls Barkley star Danger Mouse will see the light of day this year, after its original release was scuppered by a legal wrangle with EMI. Dark Night Of The Soul was due last May. But he released a blank CD-R in protest instead, with a
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Danger Mouse's Dark Night of the Soul to see the light of day
Dark Night of the Soul, first issued last summer, was a deluxe package featuring art by David Lynch and musical cameos by Iggy Pop, Black Francis, the Flaming Lips, Julian Casablancas and even the late songwriter Vic Chesnutt. But despite the project's
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Scorsese not optimistic on film future
Martin Scorsese has admitted that he is not hopeful about the future of the movie industry.
The Shutter Island director told The Times that despite the success of his recent movies, it is still difficult to secure funding for original
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Unbeaten Mynderse boys win Class C1 championship
David Lynch scored 19 points, including 12 in the first quarter, and made five steals as top-seeded Mynderse defeated No. 10 Avon 79-71 in the Section V Class C1 championship game tonight at Blue Cross Arena at the Community War Memorial.
Point guard
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Sparklehorse's Mark Linkous commits suicide
Singer, songwriter, musician Mark Linkous has committed suicide.
Rolling Stone reports that Linkous, whose exact age is unknown but was presumed to be in his 40s, took his own life.
"It is with great sadness that we share the news that our dear
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Sparklehorse's Mark Linkous Commits Suicide
Singer-songwriter Mark Linkous, leader of the indie rock band Sparklehorse, committed suicide over the weekend, his family said. He was 47.
"We are thankful for his time with us and will hold him forever in our hearts. May his journey be peaceful,
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Sparklehorse lead singer commits suicide
Singer-songwriter Mark 'Sparklehorse' Linkous committed suicide over the weekend after receiving a text message. He was 47 years old.
Indie singer-songwriter Mark Linkous, who recorded under the name Sparklehorse, committed suicide on March 6, the
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SECTION V BOYS BASKETBALL: States await Blue Devils
by GREGORY G. McNALL/gmcnall@fltimes.com
Wednesday, March 10, 2010 11:56 AM CST
HENRIETTA — Everything Mynderse Academy did well against Perry in the first half of Tuesday night’s boys basketball game at RIT had a “but” attached to it.
The Blue
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SCORSESE NAMED TOP DIRECTOR
Refer to a friend
MARTIN SCORSESE has been named the Best Living Director in a new U.S. mag azine poll.
The Oscar-winning Shutter Island director beat out Jean-Luc Godard and Steven Spielberg to land the top honour in Paste magazine's top 50
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GOOD LISTENER
Stop, drop, and rock'n'roll with this week's mixtape.
Neon Indian – “Sleep Paralysist”
Good news: Alan Palomo’s move from Austin to Brooklyn hasn’t hindered his ability to make dreamy-but-danceable tracks. Just listen to “Sleep Paralysist,” released
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Book Review - Asheville native pumps things up in her third book
Her best-selling debut novel, “Garden Spells” involved a walled garden that bloomed all year long (even in western North Carolina, where it snows), a tree that threw apples at people it disliked and apples that, if tasted, gave you a vision of the
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Clymer sends Elba girls to first loss of season
McKenzie Bezon scored nine points as Elba lost its first game of the season, falling 39-36 to Clymer of Section VI in the state Class D girls basketball quarterfinals at Gates Chili.
Meg Stucko grabbed nine rebounds for the Lancers (22-1).
Justin
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Lady Gaga's 'Telephone' Video: Pop-Culture Cheat Sheet, Part II
It is perhaps tribute to Lady Gaga's sprawling, spot-the-references "Telephone" video that, even after we published a fairly comprehensive
Pop-Culture Cheat Sheet on Friday, there was still enough ephemera left over for a second piece.
Seems
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Producers Seek Oscar-Nominated Directors For Breaking Dawn
Anyone who’s read (or even just read about) the final Twilight novel knows how far it steps from the Pacific Northwest vamp romance of the first book, with one heck of a birthing scene in store for Kristen Stewart and some seriously creepazoid activity
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What We're Reading
No, still puzzling. I'm caught between thinking this is The Wire-lite with semi-indecipherable cop-speak dragging the limeys through the authentic dark side of Hollywood.
Or, whether this is just out-there fluff scraped from the Vaseline-smeared lens
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SXSW: Suzanne Vega
Performing with electric guitar and bass behind her voice and acoustic guitar, Vega presents the music as close as possible to the first recordings. "Left of Center" is all bass, you swear you hear the percussion in "Tom's Diner" and "Luka" seems to
