THOMAS TRUAX ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS HHHH H TROUBADOUR Thomas Truax is a teller of wry,
noirish stories whose live shows feature self-invented, noise-making contraptions that have fixed him in the imaginations of a cult following.
Morris's vocals are ethereal and intimate, and this collection never loses hope even when love ends, because something TROUBADOUR Thomas Truax is a teller of wry,
noirish stories whose live shows feature self-invented, noise-making contraptions that have fixed him in the imaginations of a cult following.
Dirty John, for those of you who aren't already hooked, is Goffard's true crime podcast that follows a fine tradition of
noirish journalism first popularised by Truman Capote's In Cold Blood and which continued through to more recent TV shows such as The Making Of A Murderer.
Don't get us wrong: With its
noirish appeal, the movie will find favor with genre fanatics who are partial to cerebral mind-benders that examine the lives of their flawed protagonists and the murky morality of the grim worlds they inhabit.
Jacob Bladders and the State of the Art" by Roman Muradove is part satire of commercial art, part
noirish detective story, and part puzzle to be solved by the reader or simply left in pieces.
Located next to the Warner Hollywood studio lot, and built around a trolley car, the
noirish bar hosted generations of stars and aspiring showbizzers, but was overshadowed by the large West Hollywood Gateway development that now shares its property.
45PM This
noirish thriller remake of the 1950 film of the same name centres on Dexter Cornell (Dennis Quaid), an unsuccessful author-turned-college professor who is suddenly accused of the murder of one of his students.
A CONFIDENTIAL (1997) IN this
noirish thriller it's quicker to list those in the LAPD who aren't corrupt.
Above the Waterfall harks back to Rash's first novel, One Foot in Eden, another small-town story told from multiple perspectives, but this time there is no immediate
noirish hook.
Ab-Soul -- like Lamar and Q -- is at his best when he follows his most
noirish instincts, and the sprawling 7-minute-long "Ride Slow'' featuring Danny Brown with Mac Miller producing provides the most gripping moments here.
This series will appeal to teen and adult fans of steampunk or action novels with a
noirish feel (there are questionable ethics, violence and some horror).
Greig's dialogue-heavy script with its
noirish vein of humour introduces a myriad of ideas and allusions packed tightly in onionlike layers.
