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Blue Lips (Lady Wood Phase II) by Tove Lo

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BLUE LIPS (lady wood phase II) is the third studio album from the Swedish singer. It completes her...

Authority Self-Publishing: Marketing, Writing and Kindle Publishing Tips for Authors

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Authority Self-Publishing is a show where you can get detailed advice from three author marketing...

A Firelit Room

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Try a free version of this game - A Firelit Room Free Features: • Build a huge village • Make...

The High Mountains of Portugal

Yann Martel

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THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER Lost in Portugal. Lost to grief. With nothing but a chimpanzee. A man...

David Cross recommended Bicycle Thieves (1948) in Movies (curated)

"Just watched this again the other night. About every five years or so I throw it on and enjoy it. Perhaps as some sort of antidote or palate cleanser for all the bombastic, inane crap that comprises 99% of the movies out there. For every Battleship and What To Expect When You’re Expecting, or by-the-numbers, manufactured twee, Indie quirkfest you end up seeing, you should watch this movie to equalize your sense of what a “good movie” really is. As simple a story as one can conceive (an honest man in post-war Rome who needs his bicycle for work, has it stolen and he sets out to get it back before the end of the day) that’s easily as compelling and truthful as any movie out there."

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Jarvis Cocker recommended B52s by B52s in Music (curated)

B52s by B52s

2019 | Pop, Rock

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"Rock Lobster' was the first song I heard from it, I think from John Peel. I didn't listen to the record for a long time because the club I went to in Sheffield, an alternative indie club called The Limit, always played either 'Rock Lobster' or 'Planet Claire' every single night for three years that I went there. You would hear that, 'Bela Lugosi's Dead' by Bauhaus, 'Shack Up' by A Certain Ratio, 'She Sells Sanctuary' by The Cult, 'This Is The Day' by The The... nowadays the guy could have been a Spotify playlist, he hardly ever deviated and God knows why he turned up and put them on by hand, but he did. That was the only place to go if you were considered a bit of a weirdo."

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