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In memory of Bill Weber, a man I never met.
A true skeptic doubts government as well.
Vinny packed them in when he sang his songs. I dreamed of being a singer like him.
The Presidential election may be in eight days, but it's far from over.
Rooster gets a COVID test and remembers friends and acquaintances suddenly lost.
Moving toward the infinite with Tarkovsky and Stalker (1979).
The platform's censorship of the New York Post's Hunter Biden story is shameful and dangerous.
Celebrate the blessed news that one more diet soda has vanished.
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan—it's pretty good! B+
Like Lena Dunham and Jonathan Franzen, July’s masochistic relationship with the media has overshadowed her work.
Can you get me to say Brooklyn's 5th Ave. is better than it was from 1971 to 1980?
Scholars debate the aesthetics and character of Brian Powell.
If Trump wins, confused progressives will blame two demographic groups above all.
Tinkering with the allure of potency.
Biden had the weaker performance last night, and won anyway.
Add the diagnosis to the DSM.
Paleocon Diary (#246).
My English soccer mirror has two faces.
The politics of getting your rocks off in 2020.
This is the city in the final September of Jay Gatsby’s life.
Round-Up of the Elites’ Latest Glitches
Jordan v. LeBron.
Not too thrilling, this.
Live at Maxwell's in Hoboken, NJ on December 5, 2007.
In memory of drummer and visual artist Kevin O'Meara.
A rare live performance by the non-pareil English band on Weird Al's short-lived MTV show.
A 77-minute interview with the non-pareil French actress, then promoting Paul Verhoeven's Elle.
The doctor on his media restrictions, Trump contracting COVID-19, masks, voting, and more.
She had fun!
Stellar ambient album by the composer who died earlier this week at the age of 80.
The legendary activist and professor speaks with the director of What is Democracy?
Alex Gibney, Ophelia Harutyunyan, and Suzanne Hillinger's new documentary is available now digitally.