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    Errthang Show!

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    For his latest project, Al Letson takes all the things that are floating in his head and turns it...

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John Malkovich recommended Abraham's Valley (1993) in Movies (curated)

 
Abraham's Valley (1993)
Abraham's Valley (1993)
1993 | Drama
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"Directed by the Portugese master Manoel de Oliveira. Mr. de Oliveira made his first film, a silent one in 1929, and is probably shooting something [now]. A very idiosyncratic and unique filmmaker with a very singular sense of storytelling and pace. This is his adaptation of Flaubert’s Madame Bovary. It has probably my favorite last line in cinema – along with “Forget it, Jake. It’s Chinatown.” – which is, “No one is so good as I, in pretending life is beautiful.”"

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Jessica Simpson recommended The Paris Wife in Books (curated)

 
The Paris Wife
The Paris Wife
Paula McLain | 2011 | Fiction & Poetry, Romance
8.0 (2 Ratings)
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"One of my all-time favorite novels is The Paris Wife. I am fascinated by Ernest Hemingway’s storytelling, so I loved reading about his own story and getting to know the heart of his incredibly strong and complicated muse, Hadley. I found myself transported back to the Jazz Age in Paris, one of the most romantic time periods, and totally mesmerized by the love, dependency and devotion that these two iconic characters had for each other. "

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Deepak Chopra recommended Kim in Books (curated)

 
Kim
Kim
Rudyard Kipling, Zohreh T. Sullivan | 2002 | Essays
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"An example of masterful storytelling that fascinated me growing up. I identified with Kim, the orphaned son of an Irish soldier, because we were both children of the army; my father was an army doctor who had served under Lord Mountbatten. On rereading, the setting of the Afghan Wars in the late Victorian era has chilling implications for today. The book is also a reminder that Kipling’s colonialist perspective didn’t blind him to the teeming human drama of India."

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The Foxman (25 KP) rated Scoob (2020) in Movies

Aug 15, 2020  
Scoob (2020)
Scoob (2020)
2020 | Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family
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7.1 (17 Ratings)
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Throws everything against the wall, but a lot sticks
Light-hearted and funny, this newest version uses good enough voices storytelling to add to the Scooby Doo cannon. Despite breaking a little bit with the 'show us four suspects and do a big reveal' format, it accomplishes what it sets out to do, which is provide entertainment for the whole family.
  
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Issac Holman recommended track Blinded By The Lights by The Streets in Grand Don't Come For Free by The Streets in Music (curated)

 
Grand Don't Come For Free by The Streets
Grand Don't Come For Free by The Streets
2004 | Rock
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"My old man got me into The Streets. I was quite young when they first came out and I remember him having them on in the car constantly. Original Pirate Material was a complete game-changer for me, I can recite that whole album word for word. ‘Blinded by the Lights’ was on the second album, A Grand Don't Come for Free, and I could probably recite that whole album as well, I think it’s one of the greatest concept albums ever written. “With ‘Blinded by the Lights’ I just love the tune, it really catches a theme and I can really relate to how he’s feeling in it. It’s that feeling of being pilled-up in a club, of losing control and not really knowing what’s going on, it’s a big tune. “I really like the storytelling element of it and that was an inspiration to me. Storytelling in a song is a complete art and I definitely don’t feel like I’ve managed to do it as good as this does, I don’t know if anyone ever will."

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