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PVRIS “Death Of Me” Has Music Fans Dying for More from @MarzyMartian

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…And just like that, the music scene of 2019 has been revived and stabilized.

Following up with their 2017 AWKOHAWNOH (All We Know Of Heaven, All We Need Of Hell) sophomore album, PVRIS has renovated their look, sound, and record deal. Once signed to Rise Records, the group has a new deal with Warner Music. I personally believe this will give them more space to grow into their defining sound, as well as give them a bigger platform and spotlight, both well deserved and earned.

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When Will #GH ‘s Shiloh Get A (Dawn of) Day of Reckoning? via @stacyamiller85 @GeneralHospital @cobyryan74 @valentinifrank #GeneralHospital #GH56 #cult #gaslightling

Stacy

Move over Ryan Chamberlain. You’ve got competition for the title of most hated man in Port Charles.

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The Saturday Night Ghost Club Book Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Jake Baker has previously spent most of his time with his Uncle Calvin, an eccentric occult and conspiracy theory enthusiast, but after turning twelve he befriends two siblings who are new to town. In their first summer together, Jake and his new friends are initiated into his uncle’s “Saturday Night Ghost Club.” What begins as a fun way to spend a summer investigating local ghost stories and urban legends slowly begins to take a darker turn as mysteries are uncovered. The Saturday Night Ghost Club by Craig Davidson is a coming of age story perfect for fans of cult classic films like The Goonies and The Lost Boys as well as more recent 1980’s inspired works like Stranger Things. Continue reading “The Saturday Night Ghost Club Book Review from @kleffnotes”

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Little Lovely Things Book Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Maureen Joyce Connolly’s debut novel, Little Lovely Things, is a book that will keep you on edge until the very end. This page-turner story focuses on Claire, who is finishing up her final year of residency while trying to balance being a wife and mother. One day as she rushes to drop off her daughters at daycare she finds herself succumbing to a violent allergic reaction. She wakes up in shock in a gas station bathroom with no idea what has happened to her daughters. This contemporary fiction work is told through four different voices is full of emotion and love in this hauntingly tragic plot. Continue reading “Little Lovely Things Book Review from @kleffnotes”

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Insomnia Web Series Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

The darkly comedic web series Insomnia drops the final episode of the limited series today and to get you ready for the final episodes I wanted to share my thoughts on the show so far. Set in New York City, Insomnia follows bisexual, Indian American writer Nikhil Sharma as he tries to figure out his life. Shown through single camera, the story follows Nikhil in his secret work as a male escort where he is confronted by issues of race, sexuality, loneliness, and just general lack of sleep. The series was inspired by a brief real life encounter when creator and star of the show, Vishaal Reddy, was asked by someone in NYC if he had ever considered being an escort. After seeing a lack of positive representation in the media he took this idea and evolved it into Insomnia. Continue reading “Insomnia Web Series Review from @kleffnotes”

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Blast From The 1960s Cartoon Past: Go Speed Racer, Go via @stacyamiller85 #SpeedRacer

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How would you like to have one of the fastest cars in the world? And what if that car had special gadgets that allowed it to jump over obstacles, cut through objects in your path and navigate under water? You would be really groovy and perhaps become a world champion race car driver.

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