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Radio
The hipsters got hipped to L.L. Cool J, the seventeen-year-old from Queens, New York, when his insistent "I Can't Live Without My Radio" rocked the movie Krush Groove. Banging and clapping and squealing with hiphop rhythms, the song is a forceful defense of those gargantuan cassette players that torment subway riders: both a funny and […]
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Chris Columbus: Runaway Success
'Gremlins' and 'Young Sherlock Holmes' screenwriter has gone from zero to 60 in Hollywood and dreams of a world run by dogs
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Billy Crystal's Winning Season
He looks marvelous, he acts marvelous, he is marvelous!
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Brothers In Arms
Except for their swell debut hit single, "Sultans of Swing," in 1979, the British band Dire Straits has never come as much of a surprise. And, then, what caught you off guard was how much the singer sounded like Dylan. Brothers in Arms, their first studio album since Love over Gold three years ago, offers […]
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