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On The Best of Manhunt, culling 39 stories from the hundreds published during the magazine’s run.
Fiction: Character is destiny.
When the world is so messed up it's flat.
Jojo Rabbit is a failed attempt to be edgy and socially conscious in the Trump era. D
Today’s right-wingers may never know such joys.
The Devil Next Door: A story of mistaken identity or justice delayed?
All I wanted was to pick up my new gaming PC. Instead, some bitch gave me gruff (as usual).
In Cauda Venenum is like an evolution of the best and most challenging rock of the 1970s.
Doctor Sleep is a misbegotten and mediocre sequel to The Shining. C
Also, Bob Dylan’s latest Bootleg Series (1967-69) is a hit.
Scorsese’s cinema and the danger of politically innocuous and socially irrelevant Marvel movies.
Silent connections over litter.
Q & A with Aaron Reynolds of Effin' Birds.
My musical education began by playing those plastic platters with a hole in the middle.
New albums by Cody Jinks and Miranda Lambert are very theatrical.
It’s a fractal.
Paleocon Diary (#196).
Appeasement for Animal Rights groups.
He’d run for president at the expense of some libertarian principles.
There’s no one correct way to parent.
Never cash in your chips.
Abby's house and yard were dark, quiet.
Eternals trump the Times.
The bank’s windows burst inward in a blizzard of razor-sharp shards.
Renegade Cut on masculinity and gender roles through the lens of The Big Lebowski.
It is essential that you stay nourished at all times to keep going with your part-time job, classes and the endless study sessions.
Second mix from the new multimedia outfit, featuring tracks by Michel Banabila, Anna Homler & Steve Moshier, Adriano Celentano, Charles Amirkhanian, Hayden Right, and more.
New restoration of the 1995 film written by Peter Koper.
From Prism Mirror Lens, their new album on VG+ Records.
An exemplary outtake from the recent Bootleg Series entry.
Against all odds, the Baby Gorilla is alive and nine months clean.
A mix of material from the short-lived dub band.
From Cinemascope, VistaVision, and Cinerama up to modern changing aspect ratios and the resurgence of Academy Ratio.
The jazz legend on getting stopped by the police.
The new Safdie Brothers film is out Christmas Day.
From Dutch TV show Wonderland.
