Three Men and a Little Bjork
Palm Pictures has released a three-part series called "The Director's Label," showcasing the work of three directors of music videos and short films.
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Palm Pictures has released a three-part series called "The Director's Label," showcasing the work of three directors of music videos and short films.
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It seems rather unfortunate for your latest greatest hits CD to be released while you are being charged with child molestation, but such is the life of Michael Jackson.
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Look, it's like this: Johnny Cash is my god and I don't think that I can do his new box set any justice.
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1) The Stills | Logic Will Break Your Heart | Vice/Atlantic
2) Erase Errata | At Crystal Palace | Troubleman Unlimited
3) Bouncing Souls | Anchors Aweigh | Epitaph
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Here at Artsweek we relish the fact that we are trendsetters, or at least like to think we can spot a fad before it hits the mainstream. Each week we slave away into the wee hours of the morning, like...
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"Oh, those marvelous metal men!" But what about history's metal women? Too long have history's ladytrons stood in the shadows of their robo-brothers. Here's a look at the great women robots.
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Great Christmas movies are hard to find these days. Every year the television networks show the classics: "It's a Wonderful Life," "A Christmas Story" and, of course, "Die Hard".
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So, it was officially the first "in the trailer" interview Artsweek has scored, and, all things considered, it went pretty darn well.
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I was thoroughly prepared to bash this album. So, Sir Paul McCartney, who the heck do you think you are? I'm terribly sorry that you're unhappy with the original album. Deal with it.
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Yo La Tengo returns with their second release of the year, a six-song EP that contains only three original tracks. Why an EP with only three originals when they already released a full length this yea...
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It smells like Blink-182, it looks like Blink-182 and their new album will undoubtedly sell like Blink-182. However, it doesn't really sound like Blink-182.
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If you look at the cover of any magazine these days, it seems that Britney Spears has it. If "it" happens to be excessive cleavage, jutting hipbones and flowing extensions, well, then she certainly do...
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1) Death Cab For Cutie | Transatlanticism | Barsuk
2) Belle and Sebastian | Dear Catastrophe Waitress | Sanctuary
3) Quails | The Song Is Love | Mr. Lady
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When Artsweek was but a mere 10 years old, a family trip through the wondrosity of Southern California led to a tour of the grandiose ocean liner Queen Mary as it rested next to its former neighbor, t...
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