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It never makes sense.
Former avant-garde musician and indie film star has turned to painting.
A syndicated advice column.
Organized racism and violence isn’t just a man’s game.
It always starts with law schools.
White man’s diary.
Down one of Brooklyn Heights’ fascinating streets.
When it hits, it hits hard.
It's the left, not the right, that doesn't like free speech.
Eyes glowing with bad whiskey, bad acid, and meth.
What's next after the violence in Charlottesville?
On Nikolaj Arcel’s The Dark Tower; read the books instead.
I was in cyberspace during Charlottesville.
Eastern Condors and Vietnam as meaningless spectacle.
Baltimorean Rafael Alvarez’s Holy Land.
A would-be generational landmark of the early-1990s.
What does a horde of frost zombies have to do with global warming?
Facebook is too cheery.
Ignore clueless pundits: Charlottesville isn’t just about Trump.
And he’s getting ready to rumble.
Good riddance to the Israel lobby elite.
Conservative pundits fail to identify non-socialistic contributors to the catastrophe.
Drunk he was sadistic.
Poetry in motion.
I think I’m going back… to 1948 Manhattan.
Download No Hate for free on Bandcamp, and consider a donation to benefit Heather Heyer's family. More at the band's official website.
Where were you in ’62?
Note to Lemony Snicket: Young Trevor and Finley don’t want to read.
Great Big Story talks to Ryan Elder, the sole composer for Cartoon Network's hit show. Via The AV Club.
The latest from director Luca Guadagnino, based on the novel by André Aciman. Starring Armie Hammer, Timothée Chalamet, and more. Call Me By Your Name features three new songs by Sufjan Stevens, one of which ("Mystery of Love") can be heard in the trailer below. Via Stereogum.
A brew is a brew is a brew… except when it isn’t.
A short documentary produced by the Nevada Museum of Art for its ongoing Burning Man exhibition. Via Boing Boing.
Directed by Annelise Hickey. Cloher's self-titled second album is out Aug. 11 on Milk! The Guardian has a recent profile. Tour dates and more at Cloher's official website. Via Stereogum.
Hey, buddy, can you spare a Visa card?
Directed by Young Replicant, with choreography from Darcy Wallace. Relaxer is out now on Atlantic. NME has a recent interview. Tour dates and more at the band's official website. Via CoS.