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The account has posted memes poking fun at themselves and their “heart in the blender song” (“Inside Out”) being written by Collins when he was “literally a virgin” proving it’s all in good fun. There’s also plenty of stories about other mid-level ’90s bands that while unimportant in the grand scheme of life, are truly hilarious. In the  Uproxx interview, Collins acknowledges the flood of interview requests he’s been receiving since the account took off. “I’ve been surprised by the whole thing. I guess I’d be lying if I said when I pushed out the “I was a virgin ...

Posted: Dec 30, 2020 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: December 30, 2020 About 10,000 Nova Scotians die each year. The government steps in when no one else can or will bury them. It provides a grave, but not a tombstone.(Robert Short/CBC) They die alone. Most are poor. Many have been in bad health for some time. Often, they are estranged from their families. Sometimes, they're the last survivor of their lineage. They may live in apartments, tents, or on the streets. The one thing that binds them together is their final fate: to be declared "unclaimed remains" and left with no one to bury them but t...

The "heart in a blender" guy opens up about his social media reinvention, sobriety and alt-rock success Share this article: CREDIT: Michelle J Shiers No one was more surprised than Max Collins when the Eve 6 singer-bassist became the King of Music Twitter. In late December, Collins won over new fans and madeheadlines for his off-the-cuff, rapid-fire tweets comprised of random musings (“i had a famous song in the nineties and i cant afford health care”), amusing ‘90s alt-rock anecdotes (“i ever tell you guys about the time the guy from third eye blind told me he fucked my girlfriend...

Johnson, Edwin Parran, III Death: Saturday, December 12, 2020 at the age of 64 Edwin "Ed/Eddie" Parran Johnson, III passed on December 12, 2020 at his home surrounded by the love of family. Eddie was born February 20, 1956 to the late Elaine M. Cryer Johnson and Edwin P. Johnson, Jr. in Washington, D.C. He graduated from Father Andrew White, SJ School in 1970 (where he was a member of Sister Frances Miriam's winning math team), Ryken High School in 1974, and Loyola University Maryland in 1978 with a B.A. in Accounting. Eddie spent his childhood (and many college and adult) summers and weekend...