One of the leading pop music composers of the 20th century, Burt Bacharach, has died at age 94. An artist who dominated the charts with 73 top 40 hits, he was the pinnacle of musical sophistication in pop.
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‘The Ark’: Raging Against the Death of Science in Sci-Fi
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Game Review: ‘Dead Space’ Remake by Motive Studio
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Bryan Ansell, Warhammer Creator, Passes
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SCIFI.radio Rings in the New Year with an Epic Marathon Event!
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