Metrobolist by David Bowie
Album
180g 1LP November 2020 sees the 50th Anniversary of the release of David Bowie’s The Man Who Sold...
A Little Pill Called Love
Book
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Women's Fiction
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Book
An explosive exposé of the right’s relentless campaign to eliminate unions, suppress voting,...
History Politics
Truths, Half Truths and Little White Lies
Book
'No life can really be all black, right? Even during the darkest times, what got me through that...
Pushing Daisies - Season 1
TV Season
The story follows Ned, a man who can bring the dead back to life for a minute. If the person/thing...
Graham Lewis recommended Shooting At The Moon by Kevin Ayers in Music (curated)
Bong Mines Entertainment (15 KP) rated Cult Classic by Fiona Grey in Music
Jun 21, 2019
The Sean Berger-music video was choreographed by Kevin Stea (Madonna, Michael Jackson).
The visuals are an ode to Felini, Marie Antoinette, and the dark and dreamy black and white films of the ‘60s.
‘Saviour’ contains a relatable storyline, pleasing vocals, and charismatic instrumentation flavored with an indie-alternative aroma.
Also, the likable tune is featured on Fiona Grey’s latest EP, entitled, “Cult Classic”.
“Each song has its own identity and story it wants to tell.” – Fiona Grey
‘Cult Classic’ vocalizes cultural issues and expresses Fiona Grey’s vulnerability. Also, it highlights her anger towards the world we are living in and her desires for the world we are shaping.
Grammy Award-Winning Mike Schuppan (Paramore, M83, Ziggy Marley) produced the 6-track project. Also, Dave Cooley (Fitz & The Tantrums, Stone Temple Pilots) mastered it.
“There is a lot about living in a pop culture centered world that we deem as ‘normal behavior’. Also, I hope that the music can remind the listener that this follower-centric, alternate persona universe we live in is all temporary happiness.” – Fiona Grey
Fiona Grey draws inspiration from the world of Hollywood, it’s unrealistic expectations and the vices that people use as a form of escapism.
She hopes her music will help listeners aim to be the purest and honest versions of themselves.
Gareth von Kallenbach (965 KP) rated Uncle Drew (2018) in Movies
Jul 8, 2019
There have been countless sports films that have used basketball as a backdrop. Uncle Drew takes many of the charming and humorous elements of films like Like Mike, White Men Can’t Jump, He Got Game, and more to make a film that attempts to wedge itself into the genre instead of simply being a marketing gimmick that has been dragged out longer than it should be. Although the story is very shallow, and the plot is very predictable, the point of the movie is to showcase love and friendship. The film demonstrates that sport is a way to connect people across racial lines, economic class, and across borders. Despite its weaknesses, it brings fans together for ninety minutes to laugh and enjoy the antics of a group of senior citizens and one outcast looking for redemption and a home.
Southern Illinois Salukis Football
Dan Verdun and Jerry Kill
Book
Southern Illinois Salukis Football, the first book to focus solely on the program and its history at...