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Lipsyte's latest novel, Hark, is burdened by neoliberal guilt and narcissism.
The party’s knack for self-destruction doesn't bode well for 2020.
The beauty and terror of existence in Whettman Chelmets’ Giant Eyes & Infant Steps.
Forecasting the end of cinema through the sewers of early-year releases like Five Feet Apart and The Wedding Guest.
All kids should be so lucky.
I hope Foxwarren delivers another batch of songs before all of Northern Canada's ice is gone.
A reveal and a ransom note addressed to the latest Democratic presidential candidate.
If someone is afraid to entertain toxic thoughts, why are they even writing in the first place?
Wonder Park lifts a lot from Pixar's Inside Out. B-
A fountain of youth in a drought.
The show didn't get weird enough often enough.
This is nihilism as a condition and an act.
Students upset that a law professor's representing the wrong guy in court.
Paleocon Diary (#163).
Anyone should have the option to serve, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity .
I finally have no use for drugs.
"Man, oh man, oh Manischewitz," he thought.
Generalizations are offensive, until useful.
Student protests threaten the future of a school known for its activism.
A rare appearance from two of America's most famous silent movie stars.
Full show shot by Thomas Kessler.
Radio show programmed by Animal Collective's Geologist (Brian Weitz).
An interview with the artist behind the Criterion Collection's recent remaster of Notorious.
A new music video directed by Cole Bennett.
It's one of the tragedies of the pre-Cloud, analog world that the best local bands of my youth, specifically those performing during the Marble Bar Era 1978-1985, recorded just a handful of songs during their existence.
Live performance employing specialized software to create tones which trigger a “frequency following” response in the brain, subtly modifying brainwave patterns between alert and meditative states.
Writing and recording poems every week for a newborn daughter.
A new audio documentary by Glassine (Danny Greenwald). All proceeds directly support refugees and migrants through a direct action refugee advocacy group called Otay Mesa Detention Resistance.
A24 brings the new Claire Denis film to American multiplexes in April.
First single from Malkmus' nearly shelved electronic album Groove Denied (out March 15 via Matador).
Televised set from Germany on the Washing Machine tour.