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Nick Harley

Shaker Heights
As seen in: Den of Geek, IMDb, VentureBeat
I write about TV and other pop culture for @DenofGeekUS | Bass player in Boring Story (full-length album Rust out now)
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Chili Finger’s Cast and Creators Turn Real-Life News Into Black Comedy

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By Joe George, Nick Harley
| Den of Geek Verified
In March 2005, no one could stop talking about Wendy’s. Specifically, everyone talked about the fast-food chain’s chili, after a woman claimed to have found a severed finger in her meal. When the claim turned out to be fraudulent, most people forgot about the instance, but not writer Stephen Helstad and his co-director Edd Benda.
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Adult DVD, Gogol Bordello, Amie Blu: The Best Music We Caught at SXSW 2026

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By Nick Harley, Darcie Zudell
| Den of Geek Verified
Taking in all the music at South by Southwest is a bit of a marathon. You find yourself waking up thinking, “I couldn’t possibly drink again tonight. My ears are still ringing; how can I be expected to step foot in another loud club? My voice is gone — I couldn’t hoot and holler for another band if I tried.” But then you catch a second wind. And a third. A well-timed Celsius and an Arrachera taco from the strategically placed TacoWëy food stands get you feeling right as rain.
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SXSW 2026: Music Spotlight

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By Nick Harley
| Den of Geek Verified
While the big brand activations and celebrity sightings often headline at SXSW these days, the true spirit of the festival remains its dedication to global music. From packed dive bars to scenic outdoor stages, the 2026 lineup once again shows that the music portion of the festival is more about creating trends than following them.
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