Aurora Dimitre's Books and Rambling

The Dirt was a fucking phenomenal movie. I know that there's some discussion to be had about just how much was romanticized, about how much was glossed over, et cetera, et cetera, but that doesn't take away the fact that I had a lot of fun watching it. And one of the best parts of this movie was Machine Gun Kelly as Tommy Lee . (I also really love how Tommy Lee has kind of just adopted MGK at this point, it's fantastic) So, I like MGK. I've watched interviews, I think he's funny, he's cute as hell, and I think he did a really good job in The Dirt. I can't make it through his songs. I'm pretty open about what kind of music I listen to, and rap is not the kind of music I listen to. I can handle rap in other songs, like, for example, in the song "The Dirt", MGK has a portion in the middle and I dig that just fine. He also has a part in the middle of some Papa Roach song. That's fine. The only one of his songs that I have been able to mak...

So I moved to this new town about two months ago, right, and naturally the first thing I did was go and get a library card. So I've been checking out a lot of books, I'll generally always have one library book I'm reading (like I don't have 876 unread books, you know), and it's been a lot of true crime. Mostly because I've been trying to, if my owned book I'm reading is fiction, I'll try and get a nonfiction, and vice-versa, and it's just always fallen that way. I've had my eye out for Jeff Guinn's books. When The Road to Jonestown came out, it was big in true crime circles. The library that I used to work at had a copy of Manson , but I never got around to it. So this new library, I noticed, also had a copy of Manson. Checked it out one day. Also, this new library had a copy of Go Down Together , which is about Bonnie and Clyde. Checked it out a different day. I didn't think they had the Jonestown book, because it wasn't in the...