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As a result of the debacle, Portland’s irremediable homeless problem was placed into stark relief.
A 2008 Cordite Poetry Review interview with poet John Leonard vs. a 2012 The Rumpus interview with singer/songwriter Rose Melberg.
Tow is often successful in spite of cliches.
Idiots has a decent premise but too many tonal shifts.
Today that era of the island is a long-forgotten memory, except for some ruins.
It’s not true. And when Trump leaves office, maybe self-absorbed pundits will also crash the exit gates.
“1979” and “The Middle,” two remarkably similar epochal music videos released half a decade apart.
Trump and Roger Penske represent a notable divide in modern conservatism.
Re-shoots continue on The Continuing Adventures of Cliff Booth in Bali.
Contemplating a metaphor for humanity’s troubles.
The film writes out the racist motive for murder.
A curious crime story in Baltimore. What year is it (#644)?
Three bad predictions and a foreboding.
There's a reason it was kept out of pro sports for so long.
Vast swaths of the economy are probably a mistake.
Washington is investigating the hardware. It should ban it.
Flock cameras are everywhere, and law enforcement’s misusing them.
A forgotten comedy of great charm.
Why are liberals harassing and stalking young women all day? Don't they have any substantive points?
Casting a polarizing figure works when the person possesses breathtaking talent. Markle doesn’t.
I first read Ulysses—or parts of it—in 1986. I was having a love affair with a Jewish woman.
China’s constructed a massive espionage operation that grows more powerful by the day.
Plus, Trump’s paid stalker.
The songwriter talks about her work and the burdens of talent and success.
The first 40 minutes of the spin-off channel, including videos by Beck, Iggy Pop, Prince, PJ Harvey, and more.
Newly surfaced footage of the band in Japan in early 1992 with friends Shonen Knife.
The band's 23 minute audition for the record label on January 1, 1962 (they were rejected in favor of Brian Poole and the Tremeloes).
The conservative wipes the floor with the comedian.
25 minutes in Manhattan on November 30, 1997.
The legendary musician plays originals and covers for 25 minutes in his backyard on August 30, 1974.
The late actress talks about A Bug's Life nearly 30 years ago in Hollywood.
The actor talks about Spider-Man and chicks and babes with the King of All Media.
The frontman of The Cure talks about touring less, the inspiration behind "Lovesong," and more in this archival interview.
The musician talks about his new album Guitar and playing guitar less live and and in the studio.