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Hail Mary Review

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By Ben Goldman Verified
| The MC Advocate Podcast
Welcome to my new series called Quickies. Today is a double feature review of two movies from 2026: Hoppers and Project Hail Mary! Hoppers Plot: Mabel Tanaka loves animals, so when her science team experiments on animals, she puts her brain into an artificial beaver. The mayor wants to tear the environment apart, so Mabel uses this opportunity to communicate with animals and help them fight back.
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Song Sung Blue Review

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By Ben Goldman Verified
| The MC Advocate Podcast
On Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026, Advocate staffers Ben Goldman and Paloma Rednowers went to see Song Sung Blue at Landmark Theatre in Bethesda, MD. They wanted to share their impressions of the movie with you. Ben Goldman: Song Sung Blue was a movie starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson and directed by Craig Brewer. It is based on the documentary of the same name, and the story is about a married couple who performed in a Niel Diamond tribute band named, Lighting and Thunder.
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Album Review: Nili Brosh, Eventide

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By Ben Goldman Verified
| Music Players Verified
If there's one thing your humble reviewer enjoys, it's a good solo artist album; particularly when the solo musician in question routinely tours with a brilliant and eccentric artist such as Danny Elfman. More importantly, it's always exciting when a solo album proves the artist can fully exhibit their exceptional talent on their own. Such an album is exactly what we received this month from guitarist Nili Brosh on her first new instrumental effort in six years, Eventide.
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