Now a modest 60-ish grandmother, Freda has kept quiet all these years as part of the Beatles family, but here she details her story.
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Be Still to Combat Boredom
New studies are finding that boredom is pervasive throughout society and can encourage unhealthy attitudes and poor lifestyle choices.
Read More »Music Review: Gregg Swann – ‘Turn to Stars’
In this posthumous release the artist retains his knack for thoughtful pop even as he faces mortality head-on.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Reflections of Queen Snow White’ by David Meredith
Can a fairytale happily ever after life really exist, or it that the real fairytale?
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘All is Bright’
All is Bright is out on Blu-ray. The film stars dynamite actors Paul Giamatti, Paul Rudd and Sally Hawkins.
Read More »‘The Walking Dead’ – Midseason Finale: Don’t Look Back!
Civilization has indeed fallen, the world falls apart, and what comes next may be worse than what is left behind.
Read More »Music Review: Ayman Fanous and Jason Kao Hwang – ‘Zilzal’
An album of free jazz with music that reflects the earthquake of its Arabic title.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: ‘Nashville’ – Criterion Collection
'Nashville' is not only one of the greatest films of decade filled with them, it is one of the greatest films ever made.
Read More »TV Review: ‘Almost Human’
With a great cast and a setting in a crime-ridden near future (2048), FOX's newest scripted drama Almost Human holds a lot of promise as compelling science fiction/police procedural drama.
Read More »Music Review: Chrome – ‘Half Machine from the Sun: The Lost Tracks from ’79-’80’
The forgotten tracks on 'Half Machine from the Sun' work so well as to provide the most accessible introduction to Chrome that I can think of.
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