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The following podcast contains explicit language.

I'm Stephen Metcalf, and this is the Slate Culture Gab Fest Lermania edition.

It's Wednesday, May 15th, 2013.

On today's show, the Australian film director Baz Luhrman reinterprets F. Scott Fitzgerald's iconic novel, The Great Gatsby. Then we talk about the comedian and podcaster Mark Maron and his new TV show, Marin, on IFC. And finally, Time magazine claims that millennials are whiny and titled Twits. We will discuss that at length, I'm sure. Joining me today is Slate's film critic, Dana Stevens. Hey, Anna. Hello, Stephen. And of course, Slate's culture critic,

June Thomas. Hey, June. Hello, old sport. All right, well, before we get to our first topic,

we have something very special to talk to you about. It's our first ever culture fest ticket giveaway.

But these aren't just any tickets. No, we're giving away

three pairs of tickets to the upcoming concert tour by a little rock and roll band you may have

heard of before. They're called the Rolling Stones. Yep, right on the cutting edge, once again,

the Culture Gap Fest. That's right. Thanks to AEG Live, you could win a pair of tickets to a Stones concert in your choice of cities. Chicago, Toronto, Boston, Philadelphia, or Washington, D.C. Those cities, once again, Chicago, Toronto, Boston, Philly, or D.C. But wait, there's even more. Even though everyone is limited to one entry per person, you, you, dear Fester, you can get a second bite at that apple.

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