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Nostalgia can be avoided, but pop culture shapes our lives whether we like it or not.
The Disney+ era of The Simpsons has been consistently painful and disappointing.
A 2017 Juxtapoz interview with artist Nathaniel Mary Quinn vs. a 2025 Isolated Nation interview with filmmaker Payal Kapadia.
Little Brother is a solid but forgettable comedy.
The Bear addresses criticism and goes back to basics with Season 5.
A 2023 New Yorker interview with photographer Stephen Shore vs. a 2015 Red Bull Music Academy interview with music critic Robert Christgau.
A 2005 Reverse Shot interview with filmmaker Neil Jordan vs. a 2017 Rookie Mag interview with musician Mitski Miyawaki.
Rick and Morty continues on: cleaner, safer, and less interesting than it used to be.
A 2015 The Aquarian interview with singer/songwriter Art Garfunkel vs. a 2020 Men’s Journal interview with actor Bill Camp.
Season 2 of Apple TV’s Los Angeles noir is a stylized throwback to hardboiled detective stories, strengthened by its sci-fi twist.
A 2026 e-Flux interview with artist and filmmaker Richard Serra vs. a 2016 Interview Magazine interview with artist Michael Heizer.
Roommates is a broader and funnier film than Mile End Kicks.
Bringing King Arthur into the 21st century.
Lunchables changed lunch in the 1990s.
Lindsey Graham’s Odyssey and the Backrooms of Theseus.
Why nobody can compete with them.
Jack Kerouac’s time on Desolation was a key moment, both for his life, and his writing.
Leave people alone.
When an organization slaps a comforting "no-kill" sticker on its front door while allegedly burying bodies out back, it weaponizes human empathy while betraying the animals.
Thoughts about everything going to hell.
Apple TV show Sugar keeps the audience on their toes as Season 3 progresses.
One of the best impressions ever performed on Saturday Night Love, first aired on May 11, 1996.
The actress talks about what the set of Sex and the City was really like and more in this new interview.
The actress talks about Titanic and her co-star in this 1997 TFI Friday interview.
The breakout star of 10 talks about Blake Edwards, Marlon Brando, and animal rights.
The Oscar-winning actress talks about her tumultuous personal life in this contentious interview.
The comedian talks about the future, artificial intelligence, partisan politics, and more.
The actress talks about Boogie Nights, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, getting starstruck, and her most unusual sexual experience.
Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, and Rider Strong argue with Maitland Ward on a recent reunion podcast.
The actress returns to talk about The Comeback, working with drug addicts, and Stanley Kubrick.