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They came here fleeing persecution; rather than give them refuge, Marco Rubio’s state department will send them to die in countries they’ve never been to. www.nytimes.com/2026/06/11/w...
"In the Spirit" is the debut of The Holmes Brothers and shows the group as a work in progress. In particular, the instrumentation is a little too florid and often crowds out the vocals. When the vocals are allowed to shine, it is obvious why they became so beloved.
3/5
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Elon Musk is unambiguously calling for a violent race war.
This is far from unprecedented. The Rwandan Genocide was stoked and enabled by Felicien Kabuga, the wealthy owner of the RTLM radio station that helped coordinate the genocide and used euphemisms like "go to work" to signal attacks.
1964's "The Train" is a thrilling and merciless story about the French Resistance attempting to stop the Nazis from pilfering France's art. The action sequences are stunning, helping carry a plot that drags a bit at times, and the themes of national pride and worth are still provocative.
8/10
Back to The Train (1964)
Bob Dylan made a few setlist changes last night in Eugene, with the first "Watching the River Flow" of 2026 as the opener, "Multitudes" replacing "Jimmy Reed", and most importantly the first "I Shall Be Released" since 2008!
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Very glad I found out I needed to turn on the Knicks game RIGHT AWAY just before the tip in. What a moment.
"I've Been Lonely for So Long" by Frederick Knight has the smash title track and more gems. While Knight is not an icon like many of his Stax labelmates, he's a good singer who does a solid job with this album's uneven material. The cover art is also excellent.
3/5
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