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Monica recalls a transatlantic flight from Rome to New York in January, 1996.
Ryan Murphy's Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story and the many other television and film treatments of the serial killer.
The looming despair of Berlin in Fritz Lang's classic M (1931).
The “rules” no longer apply for anything uncomfortable to Democrats.
The ambiguous doom of John Carpenter’s Prince of Darkness (1987).
Lena Dunham’s Catherine Called Birdy is her best work since Girls.
And I couldn’t resist snapping the nearby Cable Building on Broadway and W. Houston.
There's a lot to like about Don't Worry Darling, even if it is flawed.
The Florida governor exposed liberal hypocrisy, but at what cost?
Hal Ashby's 1971 masterpiece Harold and Maude and its tumultous history.
A 2022 Welcome to Hell World interview with social activist Andreina Kniss vs. 2011 Interview Magazine interview with actress/producer Scarlett Johansson.
For five minutes after its twist, Don’t Worry Darling almost becomes something Godard and Wilder dreamed about.
Be kind my ass.
What would Christ say about the homeless individuals who camped outside Portland’s Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother?
Alan Green's Before The Day Is Done forms an exploration of music as a consequence of social progress.
You meet all sorts of people, at the concert venue, on the road and in hotel bars.
Elvis, Bowie, and Leonard Cohen beat recent revolutionaries.
How do you manufacture belief?
They weren’t on the same page.
The notes we use matter. Tempo too.
During my junior high school years, we smoked a lot more pot than cigarettes.
Pirates season gets Biblical, Cruz sideshow soars.
More than just a little brother.
I put a notice on a well-known indie-cinema site and hoped for the best.
A German television performance from May 30, 1978 including "Stay," "'Heroes'," "The Jean Genie," "TVC-15," and more.
An hour long documentary about the extremely difficult production of John Huston's 1951 film with Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart.
A rare interview with the legendary American writer.
The director talks to Dick Cavett about working with the late actress on what would become her final completed film.
Bruno Seidler-Winkler's recording was the first ever complete version of the symphony on sale.
Nine songs recorded and broadcast in late 1973, including "I Got You Babe" with Marianne Faithfull.
A short documentary on the tragic couple.
An album comissioned by a department store composed by the prolific Japanese musician.
Some white boy soul from the live album David Live.
A profile of the director aired around the release of Bullets Over Broadway.