Sponsor: www.linkedin.com/in/melissa-crowley-b05a8423/ Jn 3:16 God so loved the world that he gave his only-begotten Son, so that everyone who believes in him might have eternal life.A million years ago when pterodactyls filled the sky and PK first started working in print, I wrote many types of articles: human interest pieces, one-day travel features, heath reports, and my all-time fave: reviews. Mostly, they were about local theatrical productions. I must admit to taking a beating by some of my editors on my review reporting. Truth be told, I rarely made note of anything even remotely negative. So, I don’t like hurting the other humans’ feelings, a’ight? Sue me. Either way, a little Medina-based publication for which I once served as a “stringer” (a cool-sounding term for a freelancer, BT dubs) sometimes paid me to review movies. So, I decided to dust off my press hat and do a little digging into “The Dirt”. For those who may be unfamiliar, “The Dirt” is the Netflix flick based on the autobiography of Motley Crue entitled: “The Dirt: Confessions of the World’s Most Notorious Rock Band”. It was New York Times Bestseller when published in 2001. Eighteen years later, the story has been re-enacted for a new generation of listeners, viewers, and um, gawkers. Believe me, the story of Motley Crue is like a slow-motion train wreck that you can see approaching for about 50 miles, you dig? Naturally, I had to watch it. What? So, I had a crush on Tommy Lee when I was 19, sue me again. To learn all about the antics of Nikki, Tommy, Mick & Vince, check out my column this Sunday: "Diggin' Through 'The Dirt'" Think of it as a lesson in how NOT to behave ---and buckle up, Capisce? See you then!
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