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‘Freak Kingdom’: On Hunter S. Thompson’s Fight Against Fascism
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‘Freak Kingdom’: On Hunter S. Thompson’s Fight Against Fascism

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 / 13 November 2018

In Freak Kingdom, Timothy Denevi gives a charmingly sensational account of Hunter S. Thompson's life in order to prove his point that Thompson actually conducted himself as quite a serious anti-fascist.

Jamestown Revival: Utah
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Jamestown Revival: Utah

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 / 10 February 2014
Jamestown Revival turns out a collection of songs that truly lives up to the country-rock label, confidently toeing the line between genres.
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How the Paparazzi Everyman Is Failing Our Entertainers, Failing Ourselves

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 / 19 December 2013
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The Sound of Silence: On Rolling Stone’s ‘Bomber’ Cover

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 / 8 August 2013
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‘Conversations with Greil Marcus’ Are Not Conversations About Greil Marcus

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 / 15 January 2013
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The Devil May Care (But ‘Rolling Stone’ Probably Doesn’t)

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 / 2 August 2012
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An Open Letter to Tom Cruise: How to Make a Movie Rock

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 / 24 July 2012
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Catching Up with Former American Idols: Season Five

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 / 24 May 2012
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Hunter S. Thompson, the Method and the Man: ‘Fear and Loathing at Rolling Stone’

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 / 5 February 2012
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On Making that Holiday Music List and Checking It Twice

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 / 22 November 2011
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or Shame?

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 / 31 October 2011
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Evolution Calling: Tool – “Intermission” and “jimmy”

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 / 12 September 2011