Broadchurch is back for season two on BBC America. This season David Tennant and crew are joined by Torchwood's Eve Myles and the legendary Charlotte Rampling!
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Interview: Reviving the Feeling, Brothers in Rhythm on Kylie Minogue’s “Where Is the Feeling?” Turning 20
Two men who were integral to allowing Minogue to unlock her muse were Dave Seaman and Steve Anderson (Brothers in Rhythm). In this interview, they reunite to recall the road to “Where Is the Feeling?” in their own words.
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Notes from college classes that reawaken the artist we all once were in "Syllabus."
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Sometimes when you hear of a famous person dying, it is like turning another page in your life; however, when I learned of Leonard Nimoy’s passing away, it felt like the closing of an entire book.
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Does 'The Walking Dead''s Daryl Dixon understand that in the presumed safety and security of Alexandria, he is more outsider than he has ever been?
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Former Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna guitar virtuoso Jorma Kaukonen adds another splendid acoustic contribution to his solo catalogue.
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This week's "The Walking Dead" a wonderful, almost surreal return to "normalcy" for Rick Grimes and the survivor group.
Read More »TV Review: ‘Glee’ – ‘Child Star’
"Child Star" is a predictable look at the new New Directions that somehow also hits some of the right emotional notes. Or maybe the impending end is just making me soft on Glee.
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What if you want to use your GoPro to film like you were making a Hollywood movie? The Steadicam Curve works miracles to smooth your footage, though it takes practice to really get it down.
Read More »Interview: Thomas Crawford, Conductor of the American Classical Orchestra, on Performing Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert on Original Instruments
I've heard it said many times and I agree that the period-instrument movement was one of the two or three most refreshing and lifeblood-giving events in a century to keep classical music alive.
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