Orders From The Dead: A Testament Of Tragedy
This Diamanda Galás song is a meditation on the after-effects of nationalist fascism, how its enforcers run their campaigns of hate-filled purity over the bodies […]
This Diamanda Galás song is a meditation on the after-effects of nationalist fascism, how its enforcers run their campaigns of hate-filled purity over the bodies […]
Forever missed […]
On train platforms we look back and […]
Music! True, powerful religion […]
Let Hemingway’s young and restless spirit, his pre-persona satire take you on a delightful journey. I did on a warm summer day in London and it made […]
Empathize with caution, and whoever tells you that being critical of empathy makes you a bad person, show them the […]
Having read The Dirt, I would agree with Rolling Stone’s assessment that the film adaptation doesn’t do the book justice. The book was an outstanding […]
A dollop of preaching. The film won’t let go of the racial line, not even after having set up characters whose MO is post-racial […]
This album was responsible for lifting me from the dumps eleven years ago — rough, depressive, sharp as nails […]
British comedian Jack Whitehall is going to play Disney’s first gay character, and instead of fans hailing the occasion as a breakthrough moment in cinema, […]