Tag Archives: David Bowie

Popped Culture #2: The Album You’d Give Anything to Hear Again for the First Time

Posted on May 4, 2014 by The Editors

Each of the Weeklings editors respond to a single pop culture question in this wildly popular parlor game that only has one rule: sheer brute honesty. Continue reading →

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Love, Peace & Sooooul… Train!
A Conversation with Ericka Danois on the Hippest Show in Television History

Posted on January 20, 2014 by Jamie Blaine

“I think (Don Cornelius) became trapped by the persona he created. When I met him in real life, he was brash, irreverent—sometimes in an awkward way rather than clever or witty. He seemed bitter. But he was still styling with the full leather outfit and alligator shoes.”-Ericka Danois Continue reading →

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Matters of Faint Import, Vol. 1: The Dress Code of Mumford & Sons

Posted on September 24, 2013 by Owen King

The debut of a new feature, in which Owen King holds a roundtable discussion on the non-pressing issues of the day. This week: Timothy Bracy, Elizabeth Nelson, and James Jackson Toth debate the sartorial merits of Mumford & Sons. Continue reading →

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Power Trio: 3 Songs To Play When You Realize You Love Your Dog More Than Your Boyfriend

Posted on May 11, 2013 by bree

bree, Nashville’s Gibson-wielding rock sensation, revisits the perilous moment when she realized that she loved her dog far more than her drama queen…er, boyfriend. Continue reading →

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My Year of Horror: Strange May Flowers

Posted on May 3, 2013 by Tom Gualtieri

April showers of blood bring strange May flowers in Tom Gualtieri’s month of hybrid horror. Continue reading →

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Forever Alien

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Quentin Rowan

Science fiction, Ziggy Stardust, alternate realities and reality altering drugs. Quentin Rowan’s hypnotic take on sci fi and being out there while longing to be in the here and now. Continue reading →

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The Sun Always Shines on TV

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Alex Clark

In which Alex Clark ponders the problems of planning your couch-life Continue reading →

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