His erotic needlepoint paintings show a world where the sexual and the sacred exist side by side: Hell is a hot night club, and Satan is its magnetic daddy. By Garth Greenwell June 21, 2021 Sal Salandra portraitCourtesy of Sal Salandra The 75-year-old retired hairdresser Sal Salandra makes large-scale, embroidered canvases—he calls them “thread paintings”—that
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Our friends over at Horror Decor are celebrating a landmark 14-years(!) in business this year, and through this week only, that celebration includes a special sale for their customers. Additionally, some fan-favorite items from the past are returning this week only, including several of the “Horror Buddies” designs yours truly collaborated with Horror Decor on.
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Prior to the documentary’s arrival in theaters this past weekend, I had the chance to talk with the Wright about the post-production process, and I specifically asked about the hardest cuts he had to make. The tough decisions apparently weren’t bits from interviews or special stories, but instead footage dedicated to songs that he would
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Rachel Lime spent the early years of her life listening to church hymns and reading fantasy novels, which became a primary source of inspiration for the first songs she ever wrote. A Korean-American adoptee who was born in Seoul and grew up amidst the cornfields of Minnesota, the musician and producer was always interested in
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Today’s Featured Deals Previous Mystery Deals The Cheerleaders by Kara Thomas for $1.99 Murder in the Crooked House by Soji Shimada, Louise Heal Kawai (Translator) for $1.99 Uptown Thief by Aya de León for $2.99 No Exit by Taylor Adams for $4.99 Broken Places (A Chicago Mystery Book 1) by Tracy Clark for $1.99 Leaving
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Specialty box office is ready for liftoff. With Los Angeles and New York completely peeling back restrictions on theater capacity for the first weekend, we are starting to see rays of hope illuminate the limited release space. Meet The Blacks 2 blasted expectations last week by posting a $1M+ debut (per screen average of $2,533).
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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of her seminal album Blue, Joni Mitchell has unveiled a previously unreleased EP of demos and outtakes. The five-track collection features demos of ‘A Case of You’ and ‘California’, alternate versions of ‘River’ and ‘Urge for Going’, and the rarity ‘Hunter’, which Mitchell played live but never officially released. The
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Jason Aldean will be back in Las Vegas, Nev., for three December 2021 shows. The country star announced on Monday (June 21) a trio of concerts at Park Theater at Park MGM. Aldean’s Las Vegas performances are set for Dec. 9-11, each at 9PM. Dubbed Back in the Saddle: Las Vegas 2021, they’re an extension
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When Roky Erickson’s 1981 cult classic album The Evil One was rereleased in 1987, it opened with the skronky “Two-Headed Dog (Red Temple Prayer),” a song loosely inspired by the believe-it-or-not head-transplant experiments conducted by a Soviet surgeon in the Fifties. Over a snaking electric guitar lead, Erickson howled about “working in the Kremlin with
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He found a niche on Instagram capturing Downtown Manhattan’s eccentric street characters. As he turns his focus to the city’s endangered small businesses and a tight mayor’s race, he’s become an unlikely powerbroker. By Lauren Vespoli June 18, 2021 “It’s hard to know who’s being genuine,” says Nicolas Heller, or as he’s better known to
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