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Aussie fish-out-of-water romance with a difference

The Coens trash an Ealing masterpiece. Thanks, fellas

As a prelude to tonight's particularly goosefleshy rendition of "Not Even Stevie Nicks...", Calexico frontman Joey Burns gets to tell his Glen Campbell story. "Scottsdale, Arizona, is a very strange place," he begins. "We have friends who've been to his house there. As you enter the driveway, electric bells start playing 'Rhinestone Cowboy', then barking dogs drown out the chorus." Burns stops fingering the chords of the buckskin balladeer's biggest hit and pauses, senses a certain bafflement in the audience.

The Rock in remake of seminal '73 revenge movie

Brad Pitt grabs a shield and gets all mythological

Low-budget doc on skateboarder turned murderer

Big beat entrepreneurs uncover alt.country gem

Garage-punk supergroup do garage-punk supergroup. Go figure

Despite drug battles and internal strife, Jeff Tweedy's band sound newly liberated

Tragicomic genius and founding father of black American humour filmed at his peak