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Phoebe Bridgers is making the music industry slow down

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By Marianne Eloise Verified
| The Forty-Five Verified
There might be a real drought in London right now, but we have been in a Phoebe Bridgers drought for six long years. Since the release (and success) of ‘Punisher‘in 2020, we haven’t had any new solo music from our favourite indie folk songwriter. Six years is a long time in today’s music industry terms, but – hear me out – what if that’s actually a really good thing? These days, everything in music moves fast.
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How to compost a human body

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By Marianne Eloise Verified
| Dispatch Magazine
It takes around 60 days to turn a human body into compost. The process is surprisingly simple. A body is placed inside a sealed vessel, covered with straw, alfalfa and wood chips, and left for bacteria and microbes to do what they’ve always done: return flesh to soil. The remaining bones, which break down more slowly, are later ground into a fine powder and folded back into the mixture.
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Jackass: Best and Last | The Jackass Story

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By Marianne Eloise Verified
| Rock Sound Verified
Read Jackass: Best and Last | The Jackass Story below: (Click ‘View Fullscreen’ for digital feature or scroll down for text only version) TEXT ONLY Nobody is more surprised than Johnny Knoxville that, 26 years later, Jackass is still going. “While filming the pilot it got shut down, so we didn’t think it’d ever be on air,” he reflects now. As their success grew over the years, so did their surprise. “We didn’t think anyone was going to watch, we didn’t think anyone was going to come to the movie.
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