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Once you finish Lyudmila Petrushevskaya’s There Once Lived a Woman Who Tried to Kill Her Neighbor’s Baby, you’ll realize why the subtitle is “Scary fairy tales,” and not “From Russia with love.”
A recently convicted former cop sets out to prove his innocence in an incredibly unconventional manner.
Klungan’s type of comedy mixes perfectly with Säkert!’s type of music and lyrics, and that theme lingered through the night.
Mysterious and unsettling are the best adjectives for Martha Marcy May Marlene, Sean Durkin’s first feature length movie.
Director Carol Morley undertakes the difficult task of reconstructing the life of Joyce Vincent, and explores how a vibrant and much-loved young woman could so easily slip through the cracks of society.
The newly released album Flow by the French/Swedish heavy metal band Coexistence is in all a good rock album. In their songs they mix Metallica-style guitar riffs that are successfully fused with melodious parts.
At The French Roast on the corner of West 85th Street and Broadway, I got to meet singer Blackey Deathproof of the New York based up and coming rock/ punk band Midnight Mob.
Journalist Reuben F. Johnson blogs as a guest to share his passion for Mainland China recording artist, Zhou Bichang or just Bibi, “the most incredible singing voice I have ever heard.”
I was very excited to speak to the man behind the music and he was very sweet and quite funny.
