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“Mission: Bennington” continues as Rooster and Monica get sidetracked at an “unvaxxed only” vegan restaurant.
The majesty of Josef von Sternberg's Underworld (1927).
Steven Spielberg's West Side Story is a great movie musical and one of his best films in a long streak. A
Spare a thought for Michelle Goldberg’s back-breaking work.
Shadow in the Cloud is a bizarre, pulpy WWII movie with no bloat or bore.
We may get to see Tiger Woods play two or three more tournaments.
Two recent horror films: one kicking (Knocking), one dead on arrival (You Should Have Left).
Natalie Diaz offers a way to think about a path to survival in her work.
A few of the "named" streets surrounded by numbers and their history.
The War with Grandpa, starring Robert De Niro and Uma Thurman, is a fantastic family comedy burned by bad distributors.
B.1.1.529 is an anagram of “B-52 9/11” and Omicron of “Moronic.”
If you still have Campbell’s cans with the old labels, save them.
Learning about doomsday in my youth.
My right-wing peers are panicking again.
In Spain with Goya and Bosch.
At times I felt like I was there too, along with him for the crazy ride.
Wander Franco is likely worth every penny for Tampa Bay.
On her new album Faster, the blues musician goes retro 1980s rock.
Beck could change a snow tire with a guitar, so train effects aren’t that much of a stretch.
The entire process of being alive is a show in itself, usually to an audience of none.
Without gambling, alcohol, fossil fuels, and nicotine, state governments would collapse.
The two versions of you.
I’m thankful for emotionally disturbed news media types.
Such strange affections are apparently more common, at least in the law reports, than one might think.
Garland Nixon, a former police major and investigator, talks with Katie Halper on her show.
A conversation with the late author and anarchist.
Brace Belden and Liz Franczak begin their daily coverage from Thurgood Marshall Courthouse in New York City.
45 minutes with the professor recorded for the new documentary Obama: In Pursuit of a More Perfect Union.
Full show from New York when the band still only had one self-titled album out.
A documentary on the 20th century Canadian philosopher.
His band for the night: Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams.
New music video for a song Radiohead fans have been waiting to hear since 1996.
The late actress talks about her then-most recent film, Somebody Killed Her Husband.
Full performance from the last real gathering of "flower children" when the rot was already setting in.
Promoting The Terminator three weeks before its release, when Schwarzenegger was still treated (at least by Johnny) as a curio at best, and as a joke at worst.