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Playing the Percentages: How Film Distribution Made the Hollywood Studio System
A contribution to the lesser-known field of media distribution, this joins Joel Frykholm’s George Kleine and America Cinema and Michael Quinn’s dissertation “Early Feature Distribution,” which Long praises. Economic historians and attorneys interested in contracts and court rulings might be the most natural audience for this dissertation-styled book.
Why Willie Mae Thornton Matters
An engaging and well-written must-read with generous resources for further study.
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Why Mariah Carey Matters
An excellent look at a great artist. Readers will likely find themselves YouTubing the Carey performances described in this book.
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Why Tammy Wynette Matters
Fans of Wynette and country music will be drawn to this reappraisal.
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Why Sinéad O’Connor Matters
A touching tribute. O’Connor has been the subject of recent and numerous articles, a documentary, and books (including her own), but McCabe’s take is unique in its critical analysis of the media and its attempts to silence and cancel O’Connor.
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Maybe We’ll Make It: A Memoir
Grammy-nominated for Best New Artist in 2018, Price’s star is on the rise, and her relatable stories will have widespread appeal.
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Making The Best Years of Our Lives: The Hollywood Classic That Inspired a Nation
An eloquent testimony to the power of film.
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Why Patti Smith Matters
Readers will be better served by Victor Bockris and Roberta Bayley’s Patti Smith: An Unauthorized Biography. Not recommended.
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DJ Screw: A Life in Slow Revolution
Walker’s years of research and personal expertise about Houston’s music scene will help cement Screw’s legacy as an innovator who still inspires.
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