'Visual Acoustics': If a Tree Falls in the Forest, Will Someone Make a Documentary About It?
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February 24, 2010
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Transcript: The Trailer Park Boysnew
When an interview is so good we can't help but let loose the transcript before we have to edit it down into chomp-size morsels.
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Slacker's 'Start a New Life' Has a Backstory Worth Tellingnew
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Our Dismal Decade: A Highly Subjective Look at the Decade in Musicnew
The decade was imminently forgettable. But with great tribulation comes great art, and music saved my soul. It's no wonder this list is dominated by dour, dark music — as a mirror of emotion, it's practically flawless.
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Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows, Part Inew
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Don't worry, Susie Salmon. You'll eventually make it to heaven, where, lucky for you, nobody wants to talk about the shitty movies they did on earth.
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