This week, Mary Lucia writes about 'Feud: Bette and Joan,' the new eight-part series from FX. 'A depiction of the rivalry between Bette Davis and Joan Crawford during the production of their 1962 film What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? I'm so in!' Mary writes. And it turns out there's a lot more going on in 'Feud' than what one may think.

Mary Lucia has the DJ Pick of the Week for March 13, and she has selected "Can I Sit Next To You" by Spoon. 'The second single from the forthcoming 'Hot Thoughts' finds its snaky way into my heart in the same way the groove and funk of 'I Turn My Camera On' did,' Mary writes. Read more and check out the acclaimed video that accompanies the song.

'Many experts and studies have actually done research in order to see how talking to yourself helps,' writes Mary Lucia. 'Actual science people!' In her column this week, Mary Lucia provides assurance and validation for the many self-talkers among us.

'Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis (Our Friends)' is the new HBO documentary made by Colin Hanks. It explores the arc of the tragedy of the Paris shootings in November 2015, while shining a light on the personality of and the aftermath of the event on Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes.

Val Camilletti is the owner of Val's Halla Records, a record store located in Oak Park, Ill., just outside of Chicago. In July of this year, Val's Halla Records will mark 45 years in business. Mary Lucia connected with Val Camilletti for a chat about music and about record-store culture.

This week, Mary Lucia shares her thoughts about a couple powerful documentaries she's seen recently. 'I had a conversation with someone I respect creatively about forced inspiration,' Mary writes. ' We tried offering each other ideas to jump-start our respective juices. I immediately thought of recommending to him a few documentaries I've recently consumed that lit a fire under me.' Have a closer look at Mary's documentary recommendations.

Mary Lucia was recently listening to Jason Isbell's song, 'The Life You Chose,' and three questions Isbell poses in the chorus really struck Mary. In this week's column, Mary examines the questions in some depth, then asks you to share your own thoughts on those questions.

Ty Segall's ninth studio album is his second self-titled release (after his 2008 debut), but it's the first one he's recorded with producer Steve Albini. In her review of the album, Mary Lucia says it could be labeled 'garage rock,' but it seems to be a lot more than that.

We've been hearing a lot of Normal talk as of late: "Don't accept this as Normal." "The New Normal." Well, define Normal for me, would ya?

This week, Mary Lucia asks some random questions to Minneapolis singer-songwriter Reed Wilkerson, who's new band, The Revenge Wedding, will make its debut at SXSW this year. Wilkerson also runs a woodworking business and is the owner of 'the sweetest dog, Elle Mae.' Check out Mary and Reed's conversation.