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The first in a series about the films of actress Teresa Wright (1918-2005).
Superhero prepares for a night on the town.
The criminal justice system continues to fail trans people.
Monica’s new habit is… well, unexpected, and probably illegal.
A view from the neighborhood where Wonder Woman 2 is being filmed.
Great performances and original music. A
A former psychiatric patient reviews Evil Genius and The Staircase.
When it came to naming his unborn child, Detective Jack Chaser didn’t take no for an answer.
No wonder there's a Klonopin shortage.
A destination for shoppers from all over New York City.
A command is not a question.
The working class fantasy of A Hard Day's Night.
American taxpayers are indirectly responsible for the migrant crisis.
We’re capable of developing institutions and structures that help us suppress our tribal impulses.
Meanwhile, both Clintons should shut up.
Paleocon Diary (#123).
The extravagance of dying is a luxury few can afford.
Everyone's afraid to defend the victims of powerful predators.
Push hard for G7’s surprise no-tariffs idea.
What the hell did you do?
It’s an organic con job.
Confederate general was a style icon and formidable warrior.
Man of Steel talks about Lois Lane’s death and his drug days with Dennis Hopper.
There’s no downside to Trump freaking out traditionalists.
Baby Boomer guilt, especially among the wealthy, doesn’t wash.
A new album from the Saint Augustine, FL musician.
I’ve never seen a Star Wars movie. So what?
A new solo album of paranoid pastoral and radar rock.
Bulletin: money changes everything in sports.
From Universal Precautions (out June 5).
The Baltimore band bids farewell at the Wind-Up Space. Video shot by Tom Kessler.
Hold the pickle? Not a chance, bub.
Full set and interview with the band at the peak of their powers.
Dedicated to all Americans who live in the “real world.”
Directed by Kiera Mulhern & Aidan Spann. From the album Universal Precautions (out June 5).
When Baltimore’s Homewood Deli reigned supreme.
