Despite some dialogue inconsistencies, Life is Strange is on track to become the standard that episodic adventure games are measured against.
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Music Review: Little Richard – ‘Directly From My Heart: The Best of the Specialty & Vee-Jay Years’
Most of the rock and roll from Little Richard's early career is collected here on three discs, including all the big hits.
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It is no less hypocritical for Josh Duggar to stand up in public and talk about moral values than it is for a Catholic priest accused of sexual abuse to stand on the altar to celebrate mass.
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A post-Tonys musical reflection on Mad Men's finale.
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An account of police authorities acting as badly as the criminals they seek, often worse.
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Wildlike, a film by writer/director Frank Hall Green, was shown during the eighteenth Dances With Films (DWF) indie-film festival in Hollywood. Dances With Films promotes itself as relying on “innovation, talent, creativity and sweat equity” rather than celebrity. All those good qualities are evident in Wildlike. The film has an intriguing story, great characters and an interesting production history.
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With so many variables, the 4X strategy game, 'Galactic Civilization' III is never the same game twice, and what the game lacks in polish, is made up for with surprising depth.
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'As a matter of fact, the only blood you see in our show is that Ray takes a ketchup bottle and sprays it on the window. And we don’t care if the audience sees it’s ketchup.'
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For the most part, Visceral Games has successfully taken the Battlefield franchise into new territory, but just like Battlefield 4, Hardline suffers from some serious technical issues.
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On 'White,' by the Rooftop Revolutionaries, lead singer Eleanor Goldfield provides wailing, throat-ripping vocals. Imagine a hybrid of Joan Jett and Patty Smyth pumped up on performance enhancing substances.
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