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Rock’s Urban Legends: Fact and Fiction
What did John Lennon mean by reportedly saying, “I buried Paul” at the end of “Strawberry Fields Forever”?
Abbey Road masterpiece, including comments on its iconic album cover.
Michigan Daily once described the famous Brits’ procession over the zebra crossing as: the Preacher (John in white), the Undertaker (Ringo in black), the Corpse (Paul), and the grave-digger (George in denim). Wait. What? Paul a/k/a/ the corpse, and since when did he become a member of the dearly departed club? Why would
The True Stories Behind These Strange And Mysterious Artifacts
By Joseph A. Williams/Feb. 9, 2021 10:24 am EDT
From the Sword in the Stone to ancient Egyptian airplanes, strange and mysterious artifacts summon people to put away their iPhones, don a fedora, snap a bullwhip, and get their faces melted. Some artifacts are intoxicating through their storytelling or by the puzzles they present. Basic questions such as who made an item, why they made it, and what it does fascinate all armchair archaeologists. While answers to these questions that involve the lost city of Atlantis or alien technology have less than zero credibility, just the fact that these
Possessor: Uncut
4 star(s), 103 minutes, Blu-Ray and streaming Brandon Cronenberg (acclaimed cult director David Cronenberg’s son) second film, and first since 2012, is an uber-violent descent into high-tech madness that likely will surprise fans with its emotional depth. “Possessor,” which is now available ‘uncut,’ meaning all the gory goodness is intact, is a cyberpunk masterpiece about a corporate spy/assassin, Tasya Vos (Andrea Riseborough), who is adept at using top-secret technology to literally inhabit the body and mind of anyone her employer chooses. This cool trick isn’t without some very real consequences, namely the risk that Vos might lose her sense of identity and possibly her life if she stays inside another person for too long.