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The director-turned-musician turns editor for this week's Film & Music

Five things we learnt from David Lynch's stint as editor

Sometimes a fish will tell you how it wants to be cooked

The block-and-tackle is a mysterious and powerful device

Duran Duran ought to have scored a Hitchcock film

Precisely what will four 21-year-old men from the Ozarks make of Lynch's new album?

Or, for that matter, a blond high-school girl from Columbus, Ohio?

In the news this week

Justin Bieber turns to Twitter to deny paternity claims

What are Juggalos and should we be scared of them?

The Cure to release Bestival live album

Flaming Lips announce collaboration with Nick Cave

MoMA commissions multimedia work by Antony and the Johnsons

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Owlyross:

Iron Maiden's Rime of the Ancient Mariner, which is so stupidly overblown and "epic" that it goes through ridiculous and right back through to awesome.

• Champs-Élysées, Place de la Concorde, Montmartre, Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower are all narratively rich symbolic lieus of postcard Paris - but the one place where everyday life thrives, where lives intersect are in the underground portions of Paris. Just as iconic as the museums and famed streets is Paris' extensive subway system. Acclaimed French filmmaker André Téchiné once again takes a seat behind the camera for his 22nd production, tentatively titled La fille du Rer (The Girl on the Train). Based on a true story, the film recounts a 2004 incident in which a troubled young woman falsely claimed to have been the victim of an anti-semitic attack on an urban Parisian train (or Rer).Playing the role of the young woman (named Alice for the film) is the lovely Émilie Dequenne (Une Femme de Ménage). French siren Catherine Deneuve will play the role of Alice's overbearing mother,

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