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Arizona rockers The Maine have been doing it their way for nearly 15 years. The band, led by guitarist/vocalist John O'Callaghan, tried the major label thing early in their career -- but since 2013 they've released albums on their in-house 8123 label, which is exactly how they liked it. But after partnering with Photo Finish Records (Shaed, Marian Hill) earlier this year, the band is now celebrating their best-charting single to date with the aptly titled earworm "Sticky." "We've released four or five albums on our own and were still doing distro deals to get things out there and printed, but...

All Rush Told Us About the Corrupt Bidens Continues to Be Exposed May 27, 2021 KEN: One of the emails I got was, “Did I hear you correctly, Ken, say that we should defund the FBI?” Yes. Yes. I don’t think we should defund the police. I think we should defund the FBI. Let me ask you this. Go back — well, you can go back the last several years. But let’s just start in the Obama administration. Did the FBI investigate more, or did they just cover for the administration more? It’s a simple question. Why would the FBI sit on Hunter Biden’s hard drive for a year? Why would the FBI sit...

United states, all that you meet him, all have him sit and have a glass of wine or glass of coffee with us and we still don't know if there was in the discussion that contradicts what the president said when he said he has not spoken with his son about his international business dealings. we know he had a meeting. >> emily: that that explanation to me rick defies reality because we have hunter saying offensively it's about a food program but the definition of offensively is purportedly but it was a cover. what they are actually discussing, and emily one of the dinner guests was the mirror of m...

President Joe Biden met with his son Hunter's Russian, Ukrainian and Kazakhstani business associates while he was vice president in 2015, emails obtained from Hunter's laptop show.

As ‘Things Fall Apart,’ People Seem to ‘Lack All Conviction’ The American poet Delmore Schwartz (1913–1968) had a number of good one-liners. His mot about existentialism, for example, is hard to beat: “Existentialism,” he said, “means no one else can take a bath for you.” Given the level of pretension that surrounded the French-German import, and given its dour currency in the academic stock market at the time, that deflationary observation was just the thing. Schwartz’s comment seized upon something essential in that school of philosophy—its radical individualism—and ...