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The book was presented as a familyandpower saga that explores Hollywood's evolution since the 1950s, mixing cultural criticism with memoir.
In his new book, The Golden Hour, a story of family and power in Hollywood, he uses his parents' lives, and his own, to explore how the movies and America have changed since the 1950s.
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Episode: How Trauma Shapes Us
The book was presented as a familyandpower saga that explores Hollywood's evolution since the 1950s, mixing cultural criticism with memoir.
In his new book, The Golden Hour, a story of family and power in Hollywood, he uses his parents' lives, and his own, to explore how the movies and America have changed since the 1950s.
You find that in The Golden Hour, a story of family and power in Hollywood, a new book by Matthew Spector.
This isn't a tellall, pity party, or diatribe. Mixing things up with the brio of an expert bartender, Spector serves an invigorating cocktail of family saga, cultural criticism, fictionalized biography, Hollywood history, and lament for a vanishing world.