This Week in Advancement: Mick Jagger and Joss Stone’s New Band
This week in Advancement we heard the first track from Super Heavy, the new band from Mick Jagger and Joss Stone.
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This Week in Advancement: What Lou Reed, Metallica and Bob Dylan Have in Common
This week in Advancement, Jason Hartely explains why Lou Reed, Metallica and Bob Dylan have more in common than you might think.
This Week in Advancement: Applying ‘Moneyball’ to Rock and Roll
This week in Advancement Jason Hartley digs into some Advancement Theory fundamentals and examines how “Moneyball” thinking can apply to rock and roll.
This Week in Advancement: Prince, and the Art of Career Suicide
his week in Advancement, Jason Hartley discusses a Prince, and the rarified art of career suicide.
This Week in Advancement: Defending Bob Dylan at 70
This week in Advancement, Jason Hartley mounts a spirited defense of Bob Dylan at 70.
This Week in Advancement: Woody Allen
This week Jason Hartley pays tribute to a legendary Advanced artist: Woody Allen.
This Week in Advancement: The Pixies’ Triumphant Reggae
This week in Advancement, Jason Hartley celebrates one of the best reggae bands of all time: The Pixies.
This Week in Advancement: Buddy Holly and What Might Have Been
In light of the new Buddy Holly tribute record with Paul McCartney and Lou Reed, this week Jason Hartley travels back in Advancement time to explore Buddy Holly’s lost potential as the greatest Advanced artist of all time.
This Week in Advancement: ‘A Visit From the Goon Squad’ Review
This week in Advancement, Jason Hartley reviews the Jennifer Egan novel “A Visit From the Good Squad.”
This Week in Advancement: Our Irrational Fear of Toilets
This week in Advancement, Jason Hartley talks toilet seats: The only thing worse than a cold toilet seat is a warm one.
This Week in Advancement (Late Edition): Vanilla Ice
This week in Advancement, Jason Hartley explains why Vanilla Ice’s resurgence as Captain Hook in a pantomime performance of Peter Pan is Advanced. Also, Vanilla Ice and Eminem might be the same person.
This Week in Advancement: Eddie Vedder’s Ukulele
This week in Advancement, Jason Hartley explains why Eddie Vedder’s ukulele is less Advanced that Sting’s lute.
This Week in Advancement: R.E.M.
Jason Hartley is the creator of an influential cultural philosophy called Advancement theory, which may be the only way to truly make sense of the modern world. Jason’s column, This Week in Advancement, will help you do just that. This week in Advancement, Hartley discusses the bitter betrayals and eventual redemption of R.E.M.
This Week in Advancement: Charlie Sheen
Jason Hartley is the creator of an influential cultural philosophy called Advancement theory, which may be the only way to truly make sense of the modern world. Jason’s column, This Week in Advancement, will help you do just that. This week, Hartley discusses a serious contender for Advanced status: Charlie Sheen.
This Week in Advancement: McCartney’s Ballet, Radiohead, and “Franco”
Jason Hartley is the creator of an influential cultural philosophy called Advancement theory, which may be the only way to truly make sense of the modern world. Jason’s column, This Week in Advancement, will help you do just that. This week, Jason Hartley pokes around McCartney’s new ballet, Radiohead’s new record, and Franco hosting the Oscars. Or is it “Franco”?
This Week in Advancement: Bono Turns Off The Dark, Turns On to Advancement?
Jason Hartley is the creator of an influential cultural philosophy called Advancement theory, which may be the only way to truly make sense of the modern world. Jason’s column, This Week in Advancement, will help you do just that. This week, Jason Hartley implores Bono to use the “Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark” debacle to achieve full Advancement.
This Week in Advancement: ‘Beavis and Butt-Head’
Jason Hartley is the creator of an influential cultural philosophy called Advancement theory, which may be the only way to truly make sense of the modern world. Jason’s column, This Week in Advancement, will help you do just that. This week Hartley celebrates the return of “Beavis and Butt-Head.”
This Week in Advancement: Vladimir Nabokov, Butterfly Expert
Jason Hartley is the creator of an influential cultural philosophy called Advancement theory, which may be the only way to truly make sense of the modern world. Jason’s column, This Week in Advancement, will help you do just that. This week Hartley explores Vladimir Nabokov. Turns out in addition to being an expert novelist, he out-scienced some serious scientists.
This Week in Advancement: Bob Dylan’s Book Deal
Jason Hartley is the creator of an influential cultural philosophy called Advancement theory, which may be the only way to truly make sense of the modern world. Jason’s column, This Week in Advancement, will help you do just that. This Hartley celebrates a whopping 6 books supposedly on the way from Bob Dylan.
This Week in Advancement: Sarah Palin, the Fugazi of Politicians
Jason Hartley is the creator of an influential cultural philosophy called Advancement theory, which may be the only way to truly make sense of the modern world. Jason’s column, This Week in Advancement, will help you do just that. This week Hartley explores Sarah Palin’s biggest obstacle to a presidential run: her Overtness problem.
