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SUNDANCE REVIEW: Back-up Singers Take Center Stage In Rousing, Intimate 'Twenty Feet From Stardom'

SUNDANCE REVIEW: Back-up Singers Take Center Stage In Rousing, Intimate 'Twenty Feet From Stardom'

Pulling raw talent from the footnotes of rock 'n' roll history and splashing their names up on the marquee where they belong, Twenty Feet From Stardom wages a compelling crusade to get background singers some long-overdue recognition. Featuring such stalwarts as Darlene Love, Merry Clayton, Lisa Fischer and Tata Vega — many of whose voices are well known even if their names are not — this rousing group portrait should have commercial legs as long as its subjects', leaving satisfied audiences everywhere listening with new ears. Director Morgan Neville's loving spotlight, produced by late A&M Records exec Gil Friesen, ensures their contributions will go unsung no more. more »

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Tougher Than the Rest: Is There an Actor Out There Who Could Star in The Bruce Springsteen Story?

Tougher Than the Rest: Is There an Actor Out There Who Could Star in The Bruce Springsteen Story?

I finally got a chance to read David Remnick's revealing profile of Bruce Springsteen in the current issue of The New Yorker, and it revived a debate I've been having with myself for a long, long time: Could Hollywood do justice to a Springsteen biopic?
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