In the world of independent film, one must use whatever resources are available to make sure as many people as possible see the movie you’ve made. As such, when Michael H….
As a rule, you generally don’t expect artists to find more success outside of their own country than they do at home, but that’s certainly proven to be the case…
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If you came of age in the ’60s or ’70s, it’s possible that you may think of Jerry Van Dyke simply in terms of being Dick Van Dyke’s younger brother,…
Matthew Sweet may not be the king of pop – the title was pretty much taken before he was ever in contention – but he certainly knows his way around…
It’s never easy to grow up in your father’s shadow, no matter who you are, so you can only imagine how it was for Julian Lennon, given that not only…
If you’re a fan of catchy pop tunes and you aren’t familiar with the Paley Brothers, prepare yourself: you’re about to get an education. Andy and Jonathan Paley released their…
Attention, America: you may not have been clamoring for a new album by Dexys Midnight Runners – or simply Dexys, as they go by now, hence the above parentheses –…
If you read the bio on their website, Joshua and the Giant is “an independent synth-pop piano project out of Brooklyn, NY.” This is not untrue. What is also not…
William Shatner is one of the greatest Canadian exports of all time, a full-fledged North American treasure. He is also a man who is unafraid to stay on topic, so…
With the way their single “Safe and Sound” suddenly seems to be all over the airwaves, it’d be easy to believe that the band Capital Cities have suddenly appeared out…
When it comes to bands whose critical acclaim far outweighs their record sales, few can compete with Big Star. The band, which initially featured guitarists Chris Bell and Alex Chilton,…
For people whose pop culture radar is tuned more to TV than music, Creed Bratton probably first came to their attention as part of the ensemble of NBC’s The Office,…
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The actor, comedian, and “Fairly Legal” star talks to Popdose about his favorite childhood cartoons.
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It starred a guy who could shoot lightning bolts out of his hands. How was this show not a huge hit?
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You might think that Robert Carradine, an actor whose filmography is far more formidable than the average moviegoer would ever imagine (keep reading and find yourself astonished by at least…
Some Furs and some friends look back on “Forever Now” as it turns 30
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As Brian Wilson hits the big 6-9, Popdose looks back at 15 occasions when the former Beach Boy has been The Very Guest Of various artists over the years.
Kirkus Reviews, founded in 1933, is a venerable institution in the media world, serving as the industry bible for bookstore buyers, librarians, and ordinary readers alike for more than 75…
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The man whose name isn’t Herman reflects on making movies with the Hermits, praises Graham Gouldman, and speaks highly of the Shaggs.
With a little bit of luck, a whole lot of patience, and the name of Kirkus Reviews behind us, yes, it’s true: Scott Weiland talks to Popdose.
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He’s gone sailing, ridden like the wind, and been caught between the moon and New York City. Now, Christopher Cross is back with a new album: “Doctor Faith.”