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Matthew Lillard Speaks For Outcasts With Fat Kid Rules The World

Fat Kid Rules The World/Matthew Lillard

Fat Kid Rules The World/Matthew Lillard

Matthew Lillard of SLC Punk fame recently shepherded the outsider film Fat Kid Rules The World into existence and it’s a truly must-see flick for anyone with a hint of punk rock outcast in them.

Sarah talked to Lillard about the film and how Pearl Jam members contributed to it for Spinner.

You can read the story by clicking here.

 

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Best And Worst Musical Moms

Courtney Love and Gwen Stefani

Courtney Love and Gwen Stefani

In honour of Mother’s Day Sarah wrote up a cheeky “Best and Worst Musical Moms” story for Spinner.

Courtney Love made the list — totally as a “best” mom. Or am I lying?

The only way to find out for sure is to read the article by clicking here.

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Polaris People For May 11 (Arcade Fire! Tegan And Sara! Patrick Watson!)

Arcade Fire photo courtesy Polaris Music Prize.

Arcade Fire photo courtesy Polaris Music Prize.

The latest edition of the Polaris Music Prize weekly news roundup is now online.

In it Arcade Fire pull a sly one , Tegan And Sara hang with Sophie from Carnivale and Patrick Watson likes hats.

Go read the story over at Polaris Music Prize by clicking here.

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This Week In Music History — May 6 – May 12

Bob Marley

Bob Marley

My “This Week In Music History” feature went out again this week over at the Spinner.

The biggest deal is the fact that it’s the anniversary of Bob Marley‘s death this weekend. That’s a bummer. But there’s also stories about a spider named after Neil Young and something about Pearl Jam.

To find out more details of why these things and more made music history, click here.

 

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Foxy Shazam Fear The Death Of The Rock Star Is Upon Us

Foxy Shazam

Foxy Shazam

When Sarah spoke to Foxy Shazam recently the band was quite concerned about the state of rock stardom in the modern world.

In fact, they were so concerned about it they even suggested that the “rock star” as a type might be dead.

To that we say “Fie!” As long as dudes have moustaches like that, the rock star isn’t dead.

To read the story over at Spinner click here.

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