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07 · 05 · 2021
Alfie Templeman s new project ‘Forever Isn’t Long Enough’ is an eight track mini album jam-packed with energy.
Having already crafted four EPs to his name, this 18-year-old artist is unstoppable. Drawing inspiration from jazz greats John McLaughlin and Miles Davis to The Weeknd and Harry Styles, the album merges a variety of genres. Indie pop shines on the surface level but Templeman’s jazz and funk influences are utterly present too. This is demonstrated through an old romanticism which will make the fans swoon.
The album opens up with a bang, ‘Shady’ produced by Tom McFarland of Mercury Prize-shortlisted collective, Jungle, is bursting with killer guitar riffs and an insanely hooky chorus. To open an album with this much vigour, any listener will be assured that the rest of the seven tracks shall fulfil expectations. In the middle of the album is a lovelorn map of a broken heart in ‘Wait, I Lied’. Templeman laments: I kept us mov
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An appeals hearing will reportedly be held on April 22 for fired Oliver Springs Police Chief Kenneth “Kenny” Morgan, who was reportedly terminated for a variety of violations, including an alleged sexual relationship with a subordinate.
Oliver Springs Mayor Omer Cox signed the notice reportedly given to Morgan. Dated March 25, the notice lists misconduct, insubordination and falsification of records as the reason for the police chief s dismissal.
Under the falsification of records is a paragraph giving details. That paragraph states that reasons for termination include, but are not limited to, “falsifying time clock records, alleged sexual relationship with a subordinate; falsifying records to cause said subordinate employee to receive pay from the city which allegedly (was) not earned by said subordinate employee.
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After Jessica Walterâs passing last week, Iâve been rewatching old episodes of
Arrested Development. Admittedly, I was late to the party, but eventually screen-grabs of Walterâs character Lucille Bluth making outrageous statements and
only-she-would blunders won me over. Of course, we canât discount Walterâs performances as SFPD Chief of Detectives Amy Prantiss in
Amy Prantiss, the sardonic Mallory Archer in
Archer, or her role in 1978âs absolutely incredible
 Dr. Strange.Â
But the Walter role that stole the stage was Lucille Bluthâthe martini-fueled, self-absorbed, shamelessly enjoyable matriarch on
Arrested Development. Lucille is known for zany, melodramatic absurdities and relishable one-liners. While the other characters have their charms, if I had my druthers, the show would be a raw, uncensored 25 minutes of just Lucille Bluth. Lucille is easily the most quotable (and the only reason the show made it on my watchlist