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The State of Maryland vs. a young woman with schizophrenia
- A pair of city police officers pulled their patrol vehicle behind a red Mazda stopped around 4 p.m. on a dreary day last winter in the middle of the road in an industrial stretch of South Baltimore. The car was running, hazard lights flashing. The windshield wipers squeaked across the glass. Inside, the officers found the car keys and a wallet. But the driver was nowhere to be found. “It don’t ...
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Tony Visconti: ‘I’ve been a better record producer than I’ve been a husband’
The super-producer, who worked with David Bowie and Marc Bolan among others, reflects on a career filled with highs and lows
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Timothy Spall interview: ‘People seem to relish the prospect of having an enemy’
Timothy Spall came to prominence in the comedy drama series Auf Wiedersehen, Pet. He has appeared in some of the most acclaimed British films of the past two decades, including The Damned United, The King’s Speech, Spencer, five of the Harry Potter films and, most prominently as Mr Turner in a biopic about the life of JMW Turner. His latest role as Jimmy in Bolan’s Shoes sees him playing a lifelong T Rex fan, which Spall is himself. He lives in south-east London with his wife, Shane Spall, and h
- CelebrityThe Telegraph
Adrian Street, ‘the sadist in sequins’ who brought camp glamour to the wrestling ring – obituary
Adrian Street, who has died aged 81, was a wrestler who relentlessly extended the boundaries of masculinity; the self-styled “sadist in sequins”, with his bruiser’s face and brawler’s body, wore enough make-up and lurex to sink a glam-rock band – indeed, Marc Bolan cited him as an inspiration – but fighting as a “heel”, or bad guy, he won countless titles, courting adoration and hatred with equal alacrity.
- EntertainmentLouder Sound
Marc Bolan loses the plot on T.Rex's Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream?
After a stellar 1972, Marc Bolan had a less successful 1973. Whatever Happened To The Teenage Dream? documents the decline
- EntertainmentThe Wrap
‘Angelheaded Hipster’ Film Review: Marc Bolan’s Legend Dominates Tribute-Album Documentary
Tribeca Film Festival 2022: This film on the making of a T. Rex tribute features the likes of Bono and Joan Jett, but you're left wanting more Bolan
- EntertainmentRolling Stone
‘It Was Playing With Gender and Power’: Watch Exclusive Clip From Upcoming T. Rex Doc
Ethan Silverman-directed Angelheaded Hipster: The Songs of Marc Bolan and T. Rex premieres at Tribeca Film Festival
- EntertainmentYahoo Music
Def Leppard on surviving personal tragedy, grunge and a global pandemic: 'Just move on and keep making records'
Joe Elliott and Phil Collen discuss their new LP 'Diamond Star Halos,' how they "side-stepped" the 1990s' hair-metal backlash, and why "Kurt Cobain would've been fine with us."
- EntertainmentUSA TODAY
Notorious B.I.G. and The Doobie Brothers have nothing in common - except great books out this week
The Doobie Brothers and Notorious B.I.G. don't have anything in common musically, but both artists have histories detailed in respective new books.
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Feel the Noise: The Music That Shaped Britain, review - Where have all our great pop characters gone?
Wherever you stood in the Oasis v Blur battle of the 1990s, you have to admit that Liam Gallagher describing Country House as “Chas and Dave chimney sweep music” was a good put-down. It was one of many memories revived in Feel the Noise: The Music That Shaped Britain, a feature-length documentary that deserves a bigger audience than it will find on BritBox.
- EntertainmentVariety
Timothy Spall, Leanne Best Commence ‘Bolan’s Shoes,’ Featuring Music by Marc Bolan’s T-Rex (EXCLUSIVE)
Filming is underway at Liverpool and Anglesey, U.K., locations on Ian Puleston-Davies’ feature film “Bolan’s Shoes,” starring Timothy Spall (“Mr. Turner”), Leanne Best (“Line of Duty”) and Mark Lewis-Jones (“The Crown”). The film features music by the pioneers of the glam rock movement of the 1970s, Marc Bolan’s T-Rex, and is designed as a celebration […]
