Bill Hicks

The Telegraph — Dir: Matt Harlock, Paul Thomas; Rating: * * * more info

The Telegraph — Bill Hicks took stand-up comedy to new heights - and depths - but died at just 32, on the brink of global fame. more info

Starpulse — Your standard documentaries retell a person’s story through footage and interviews with those close to the subject.  Retelling the life of an unorthodox individual however calls for more dynamic... more info

The Mirror — Bill Hicks was one of the world's most lauded comedians so it's no surprise that his life is now being immortalised on the big screen. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Jack said...Godrock: Live At Joel's Place (1995)John Michael Talbot: The Lord's Supper (1979)http://rockallover.blogspot.com Mr. Jones said...Good morning, Europe and all the ships at sea:30 Days Out avoids a case of the "Mondays" with a tip of the h... more info

Newsday — OK, so some things about producer-comedian-actor Denis Leary are controversial - his misguided crack about autism in his 2008 book, "Why We Suck"; the byline "Dr. Denis Leary" on that book, although he has only an honorary doctorate from his alma mat... more info

Q4Music — Bill Hicks' lost routine, Wobble sets a bleeping record, Lux Interior, Sooty and Sweep play the drums ... more info

JamBase — By: Dennis Cook Some artists have an unerring knack for etching the clear, rough lines of hard knock reality. Richmond Fontaine's Willy Vlautin has long been one of these warts & all truth-tellers but in the past few years he's come into his own ... more info

MTV.com News — 'Twenty years from now, it will only be bigger,' longtime manager says of comedian's fanbase.By Chris Harris Mitch Hedberg's Do You Believe In Gosh? Photo: Comedy Central Records It's been more than three years since a drug overdose cut sh... more info