Danny Bonaduce’s ex-wife tells her side of the story in a book you really do not need to read, or even read about, for that matter.
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Jon Ronson’s 2015 look at social media shaming captured the zeitgeist at the time of its release. Three years later it’s at once a relic of a kinder era and more relevant than ever.
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Sassy simians! Schlitz for the President! Join Boner, Stinker, Rascal, Jumbo & more for Mike Sacks' surreal meditation on late 1970s hairy masculinity and the weird, myopic magic of our childhood memories and dreams.
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It all comes down to this! Corey Feldman bares his soul and shares his truth in his surprisingly riveting tell-all of addiction, abuse and survival. The best possible book with the worst possible name.
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Page 3 girl turned pop star/sex goddess Samantha Fox's memoir Forever is a reasonably nasty, moderately engaging time waster about an ordinary cockney lass miscast in the role of a naughty girl in need of love and her naughtier father/manager.
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"They" told me that the Uncle Kent 2 novelization was way too obscure for anywhere to want to read about it. I'm about to prove "them" wrong, or, more likely, right.
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Jason Zinoman's compulsively readable account of David Letterman's life and career is a worthy tribute to a hero and an asshole, a comic genius and a bit of a bastard.
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Dave Weigel's book on prog rock is a revelatory journey through a much-maligned and misunderstood genre and movement.
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The zeitgeist-capturing tabloid spoof of the 1990s returned in comic book form in 2010 with a bizarrely prescient tale of illegal aliens (of the outer-space variety) and apoplectic right-winger Ed Anger's quest to make America great (or at least intolerant) again.
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