Strombo Interviews Cusack
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Chris – June 1st, 2008 at 10:39 am
Cusack never fails at providing an objective artistic veiw to create debate and new prospective of an issue. I would say that he is one of the best public faces today that will change this world and bring us into the next generation.
Thanks, pls feel free to comment back. Chris