Lost Highway

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( fr ) Lost Highway is a 1997 psychological thriller directed by David Lynch. It is a crime film, arguably an example of contemporary film noir, but with surreal imagery and themes. Lynch co-wrote the screenplay with Barry Gifford; the score is by Angelo Badalamenti. Perhaps dealing with the fallibility of human memory, the film is, to many people, a confusing but unforgettable experience.

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A conversation with Richie Sambora
This time they're returning with bassist Hugh McDonald in tow, hot on the heels of Lost Highway, their triple-platinum selling (in Canada alone) album that sees the band adopt a Nashville-inspired sound. The band's two most recent concerts were shot using 22 high-definition cameras for a DVD that is coming out in the fall. [Read more]
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16 days ago on Muskogee Daily Phoenix  (Lost Highway) 
Hayes Carll
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17 days ago on Nashville Scene  (Lost Highway) 
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17 days ago on Marketplace  (Lost Highway) 
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17 days ago on Kentucky.com  (Lost Highway) 
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17 days ago on Beaver County Times  (Lost Highway) 
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21 days ago on Kitsap Sun  (Lost Highway) 
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23 days ago on The Patriot Ledger  (Lost Highway) 
Wounded Cougar Being Hunted Near Seabeck
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23 days ago on Kitsap Sun  (Lost Highway) 
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23 days ago on Decider Madison  (Lost Highway) 
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24 days ago on Sequoyah County Times  (Lost Highway) 
John Goodspeed: Price, Fowler top country lineup
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25 days ago on San Antonio Express  (Lost Highway) 
Music expands to Rogers Park
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25 days ago on News-Times  (Lost Highway) 
Relay for Life raises $90000
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26 days ago on Kosciusko Star Herald  (Lost Highway) 
Shawnee Theatre opens 50th season Thursday night
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26 days ago on Greene County Daily World  (Lost Highway) 
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27 days ago on Sharon Herald  (Lost Highway) 
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