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Joel Plaskett’s Social Justice

Joel Plaskett

Joel Plaskett

Happy-go-lucky hoser troubadour Joel Plaskett’s been getting more serious in his old age.

In fact, his latest album The Park Avenue Sobriety Test tickles the edges of protest singer territory.

I spoke to Joel about this evolution and more for The Bluegrass Situation.

To read the story go here.

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Elliott Smith’s ‘Heaven Adores You’ Is For Fans

Elliott Smith in Heaven Adores You

Elliott Smith in Heaven Adores You

There’s a new documentary film about the late Elliott Smith called Heaven Adores You.

In it director Nickolas Rossi takes a decidedly fannish look at the singer’s troubled life.

Sarah reviewed the film for Consequence Of Sound.

To read the review and see what grade she gave the film, go here.

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Steve McQueen And Bruce Lee’s Strange Friendship

Steve McQueen

Steve McQueen

One of the most intriguing Hollywood friendships from back in the day was that of alpha male actor Steve McQueen and martial arts film star Bruce Lee.

At one point McQueen even tried to buy Lee a house.

Sarah explained the basics of their relationship in a story for Fightland.

To read it go here.

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‘Silicon Valley’ Takes On The UFC

Silicon Valley's main characters

Silicon Valley’s main characters

If you haven’t been watching the new Mike Judge sitcom Silicon Valley you’re basically a stupid person.

The show featured one of the best jokes in television history last season and this year they’ve turned a fictional UFC pay-per-view into a humiliating plot point.

Sarah wrote about this amusing twist for Fightland.

To read the story go here.

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Men Getting Upset About Mad Max: Fury Road Is Ridiculous

Mad Max Fury Road

Mad Max Fury Road

Pretty much everyone thinks Mad Max: Fury Road is one of the most amazing action films in the history of action films.

Except one group: men’s rights activists.

Apparently these pathetic aspiring bullies think Charlize Theron’s character Furiosa is too uppity in the movie.

Sarah wrote a column about how dumb these people are for Consequence Of Sound.

To read it, go here.

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