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Intentionally mixed messages and absent leaders scrambling brains across America.
Despite the dream-like confusion of Fassbinder's first film in English, Dirk Bogarde emerges triumphant.
Brian Powell has a bad dream, The Chief and Oscar Berkman talk race relations, Emily Twiggs turns in her story, and Rod Hugedork’s simulcast comes to a shattering conclusion.
No prayers or good thoughts, thankfully, were solicited.
Things certainly haven't gotten better on there.
While The Big Lebowski’s “The Dude” is dejected, Lodge 49's Dud refuses to be.
She hasn’t yet. Why? I’m a good bird.
The U.S. Open will be held at the club just outside of San Diego this year for the first time since 2008.
The sweeping, green oasis of Baisley Pond Park in Southeast Queens.
The collaboration between Mary Jo Duffy and artist Cynthia Martin revolutionized Marvel’s Star Wars comic series.
Half My Life warmed my heart.
Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard is fine, ridiculous fun. B+
But Juneteenth makes me happy.
I don’t know much about boxing, but I suspect I knew about as much as the commentators did.
Girl Scout cookies have been around for a long time.
Fear of crime could squelch a liberal nerd’s campaign.
Ideas created in the laboratories of the elite tend to act very differently in the wild.
It's like walking on water.
I shouldn't need to fight for my rights, civil liberties, or reputation with the people who are supposedly there to help.
Danny Cater has a confrontational interview with an influential pundit.
Coming to grips with a mysterious reality.
Why the golden age of sleaze matters.
The strange, haunted pundit has me beat.
There be quicksand there.
A documentary on the making of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's Despair.
A glorious 14-minute version of the song from Dirty Mind from a show at The Ritz on March 22, 1981.
From a 2004 interview conducted shortly after that summer's Curiosa tour.
The always interesting and frequently discursive writer on her book Glittering Images: A Journey Through Art from Egypt to Star Wars, among other things.
The second compilation curated by Seah and Mykel Boyd, a mixtape style compilation put together for the purpose of raising awareness about what is happening in Myanmar and raising money to support the resistance movement there.
Tim Dillon, Jake Paul, and the Winklevosses live from the Miami Bitcoin conference.
According to him.
The first film by the Taub Brothers, starring Leandro Taub and Elisabeth Ehrlich.
A panel show and discussion on the recent shift in public opinion on the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
The legendary American writer and critic discusses his extraordinary life and career with Professor Anthony Clare.