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A new Oasis' Book!

Teremos um novo livro sobre o Oasis! Chamado de And After All: A Fan History of Oasis, esse livro foi escrito pela jornalista musical Melissa Locker e será lançado no dia 1° de julho de 2025, às vésperas da turnê Oasis Live '25!

Abaixo a capa do livro:

O livro falará sobre as experiências dos fãs da banda durante os anos 90 e o impacto na banda em suas vidas.

Leia a matéria completa nesse link.

Espero muito que alguma editora brasileira lance também!

E aí, o que acharam? Pretendem adquirir o livro?

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The new exhibition was conceived as part of the city’s 375th anniversary celebrations – but has morphed into a thorough investigation of all things Cohen

Almost exactly a year after his death, Leonard Cohen will have a homecoming – of sorts – in Montreal. On 9 November, the Musée d’art Contemporain de Montréal (AKA the Mac) will open the doors to Leonard Cohen : une brèche en toute chose/A Crack in Everything, a tribute to the artist, poet, and musician, filled with multi-disciplinary works inspired by Cohen’s songs of life.

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Richard Ayoade

TIME: Do you think the duality of the main character in The Double exists in everybody?

RA: The story uses that device to create an antagonist who represents the parts of this person that they can’t accept or it is a projection of what he feels would be successful in the world. But I think people have many sides of them and no one is one thing. The thing Dostoyevsky said is that everyone has a side to themselves that they show to the world and one that they show to their friends and one they show to their loved ones and one that they show to themselves and one that they can’t show to themselves. I think he is brilliant at delving into that and getting to the parts of people that they don’t even show to themselves. He had a complete caustic honesty. There are these passages in The Idiot and Notes From Underground that you really feel that you’re getting into someone else’s thoughts deeper than any other writer.

-- from the Time interview by Melissa Locker (Mr. Ayoade directed and co-wrote The Double, based on the novella by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.)

(Photo: Thank you, Magnolia Pictures.)