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WEB55 years of Dennis Hopper’s hippie-biker masterpiece ‘Easy Rider’. The number one site for movie news, movie gossip, movie rumours and more. Focusing on the latest Hollywood stars with a reflective look at some of the greats.
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WEBNew York has always been a bustling hub of talent, but for a bright period in the 1950s and ‘60s, the city was awash with new ideas, new movements and reams of poetry. When the world thinks about the Beat Generation, they think of Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs and their gang, breaking…. Read More.
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WEBHis own sonic landscape. Tim Coffman. Oct 7, 2024. “What are we doing?”: The album that divided Led Zeppelin. Not on the same creative wavelength. Tim Coffman. Oct 7, 2024.
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WEBAlex Wolff cast as Leonard Cohen in upcoming series, ‘So Long, Marianne’. Currently in production. 1 year ago.
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WEBThe Beatles to celebrate ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ 60th anniversary with reissue. The album was originally released on July 10th, 1964. 2 days ago.
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WEBGray: The New York experimental band founded by Jean-Michel Basquiat. A lesser-known part of his work. 1 day ago.
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WEBJames Dean biopic based on memoir by male lover in development. The movie is based on a 2006 memoir. 2 days ago.
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WEBAnna Butterss – ‘Mighty Vertebrate’ album review: lo-fi jazz pop verging on the beige. A forgettable effort. Godspeed You! Black Emperor – ‘No Title As Of 13 February 2024 28,340 Dead’ album review: a politically-charged masterpiece. Stunning and vital.