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On The Third Lover (1962) and Line of Demarcation (1966), recently restored in 4K.
Tough Guy explores the darker side of professional hockey.
Pixar's latest is its best film since Coco in 2017. A
Bernie’s constituency in the comfort (perhaps) of eternity.
A Boy and His Dog (1975) is a tightly-plotted, well-paced, and cheerfully nasty movie.
In the age of Trump, old slang just slips away.
Staying safe and healthy in the age of a new pandemic.
Basketball combat between military rivals goes under radar.
Taking four trains to get to Jamaica Estates, the outskirts of New York where Fred Trump raised his family.
Real and imagined wildlife in Florida.
The Complete De Wolfe Recordings collects long out of print albums by The Electric Banana, an extraordinary 1960s curio.
Meanwhile, Midsommar puts the feminism back in its pagan predecessor.
Paleocon Diary (#212).
Not all Hawaiians are thrilled to have mainlanders on their islands.
Reflections on a career spent writing about various subcultures full of people who know better than I do.
Driving home he roamed about.
Our political Mobius strip is the border of Weimar.
Trump wisely pardoned him.
The best science, applied to human behavior, always acknowledges a wide range of equally “probable” outcomes.
The late poet was a miscreant minstrel.
The effect of progressive taxation in general is to redistribute wealth from rich people to other rich people.
I was a pre-teen Russian asset.
The series is a cult favorite for devotees of the ever-evolving Marvel Universe.
Paleocon Diary (#211).
A PBS documentary on the life of Lucille Ball.
An acoustic version recorded during scrapped sessions with Jon Brion in early 2001.
It's an important question.
How does that grab you?
Watch Dick step in it as he tries to talk about race, Soul Man, and whether or not a white actor can ever play a black person.
Shrimp techno-house.
Talking to Ana Kasparian of The Young Turks, America's preeminent intellectual is not optimistic about Sanders' path forward.
An instrumental cover of the Grateful Dead song by Steel Your Face.
Complete footage of an hour long show sometime in 1969.
Is this album ever going to come out?