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Why Did Robert Bales’ Character Flaws Go Unnoticed For So Long?
Robert has no memory of shooting the civilians, or that's what he's telling his lawyer anyway. There's a blaring disconnect between how friends and family sketch his past character and between what it looks like he did. Why?
Are Nautical Fariba Amani Pix Malapropisms in Her Bizarre Disappearance?
Because of what I didn't know, or since I made some false assumptions, I concluded that Fariba didn't seem particularly filled with angst or malicious, perhaps, towards her boyfriend, Ramiz Golshani.
SXSW: The Magnetic Fields ‘Love At the Bottom of the Sea’ a Nautical Treasure
My fifth favorite is I Don't Like Your Tone, with its lilting melody, is stately and majestic in its message of melancholy and self-justification on matters of the heart.
White Rabbits’ New Offering, ‘Milk Famous’ Fortunate First Pick for SXSW!
When reading Luke Winkie's blurb on White Rabbits' new one, Milk Famous (TBD Records), I took a chance on it, because I liked the pink cover with simple, spray-paint lettering. Another factoid caught my weary waning eyes:
Will Whitey Bulger’s Memoirs Finally Separate Fact from Fiction?
Alright, so I'm not very far along in my Whitey Bulger studies. His story is a long and winding road of hits, scams, and escaping the long arm of the law while on the lam with Catherine.
