Columns
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Michael Des Barres: Following the Dream of Rock Stardom Is Like Joining an Army Perpetually at War
Rock 'n' roll is a dangerous profession — the average age of a musician's death is 39 years and 9 months.
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Michael Des Barres: 50 Years of Jack Flashers, Midnight Ramblers, Devil Sympathizers
Guest Blog: Everyone loved the Beatles … everyone. But it was the Rolling Stones that we feared
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Michael Des Barres -
The Metamorphosis of Richard Gere
Guest Blog: A mature, more reserved, yet, enfin, handsome actor has emerged since the days Richard and I worked together in “Looking for Mr. Goodbar”
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Carole Mallory -
Can We Stop Calling ‘Innocence of Muslims’ a Movie?
Guest Blog: The film community is unfairly smeared by what is more correctly seen as an act of social terrorism
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Jeremy Walker -
A Look at Alana Stewart’s ‘Rearview Mirror’
Guest Blog: Alana's fascination with celebrity was understandable given her humble beginnings
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Carole Mallory -
‘2016’ Co-Director Dinesh D’Souza: ‘How I Earned Obama’s Rage’
Guest Blog: "Let's debate the issues Mr. President, but let's stick to the facts. And be careful sir, your rage is showing"
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Rock ‘n’ Roll Isn’t Dead, It Just Needs to Get Real
Guest Blog: To get rock 'n' roll's blood flowing, those who create it must embrace imperfection and outlaw lip-syncing, auto- tuning, click tracks, loops and samples
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Michael Des Barres -
Breaking Up With ‘Breaking Bad’?
Guest Blog: "Breaking Bad" has a tidal pull, but the turn it has taken this season is starting to repel more than attract
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Ellen Besen -
Dinesh D’Souza: Fact-Checking AP’s Fact Check on ‘2016: Obama’s America’
Guest Blog: "The news agency has published a crude and inaccurate attack masquerading as a news story"
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Dinesh D’Souza -
Ode to a Frame of Celluloid
Guest Blog: Who would have dreamed that film, that magic medium of the past century, would die so quickly?
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Kent Youngblood -
‘Breaking Bad’ Season 5, Part I: Into Walt’s Heart of Darkness
Guest Blog: I’m not joking when I share that I’m tense through every episode this season
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Mali Perl -
ESPN Journalistic Standards: The Emperor No Longer Wears Clothes
Guest blog: From Tim Tebow to Penn State, a look at ESPN's journalistic failures
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Kent Youngblood -
Sorry for Party Rocking: Copyrighted Music in Political ‘Parodies’
Guest Blog: Using an existing work for the purposes of political satire requires a particular protocol
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Frank Scibilia -
Taiwanese TV Program Puts Spotlight on Israel
Guest Blog: When Taiwanese reporter and producer Claire Su arrived in Israel, she had no idea what to expect from her first visit to the Holy Land
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Dan Bloom -
Fame is Fleeting but Daytime Stars Prevail: the Chris Robinson Phenom
Guest Blog: The next generation will simply not know Sean Connery or Al Pacino, but a sub-sector will always cherish their heroes: daytime soap stars
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Arthur Axelman