Exclusive Book Excerpt: Howard Stern on the Beatles and Ed Sheeran
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In his new book Howard Stern Comes Again, the radio icon explains why Ed Sheeran is one of his favorite new artists
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Ani DiFranco on Touring With Bob Dylan and Why Prince Was a ‘Queer F-ckin’ Hero’
Posted in: Music FeaturesAlways unapologetic, the folk singer details her decades of survival in her new memoir, No Walls and the Recurring Dream
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‘Non-Fiction’: Sex, Lies and the Digital Revolution in Olivier Assayas’ Erotic Romp
Posted in: Movie ReviewsFrench director takes on social media and the degradation of culture in our digital culture in his highly verbal highbrow film
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Field Notes From the Rock Critic Wars
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn an excerpt from his new collection 'Book Reports,' rock critic Robert Christgau goes toe-to-toe with Nick Tosches, Richard Meltzer and the late great Lester Bangs.
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6 Essential Books For ‘Game of Thrones’ Fans
Posted in: TV NewsThese books make a great addition to your bookcase, whether you're a fantasy fan or searching for the keys to the Iron Throne.
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How the Guy Who Couldn’t Get a Date Invented This ‘Love Machine’
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn his new book 'The Players Ball,' David Kushner details how Gary Kremen planted a flag for the disenfranchised during the Wild West days of the digital age
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Inside a White-Nationalist Cookout
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn this excerpt from her new book 'Republic of Lies,' journalist Anna Merlan visits a rally in Kentucky where organizers hope to unite white nationalist groups
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This Is How Human Extinction Could Play Out
Posted in: Politics FeaturesFood-system collapse, sea-level rise, disease. In his new book "Falter," Bill McKibben asks, “Is it Too Late?”
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11 True Crime Books For Music Lovers
Posted in: Culture ListsFrom black metal murders to Charles Manson and the Beatles
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Review: Logic’s Uniquely Misguided Literary Rock Experiment ‘Supermarket’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Maryland rapper’s rebrand as a novelist-cum-Rivers Cuomo impressionist goes predictably awry.
