Year of the Month: Lights And Music Are On My Mind: Cut Copy, IN GHOST COLOURS
I fear this might not be an album that lends itself to deep analysis, but…
Year of the Month: Mr. Apollo on 2666
The 2008 release of Roberto Bolaño’s final novel 2666 was a fortuitous event for readers, his fans,…
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Is The Cinematic Equivalent To Kid Rock’s All Summer Long
I sure do hope anyone who goes to see Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is familiar…
The Real and the Hyperreal: Jacob Klemmer on Afterschool (Year of the Month)
Afterschool is about the shape of things to come: starring 15-year-old Ezra Miller, directed by…
What the F? Babalugats on IN THE CUT
Since Cinemascore began operation in 1979 only 19 films have received the lowest score. In…
Creating Toxic Fandom
I wonder sometimes. If you were working in a lab to create the most toxic…
All The Dinosaurs Are Running Wild as Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Has Terrific Opening Weekend
Audiences across North America partook in another trip to Jurassic World in droves as the…
Britannian Tabloid: Son of Griff on The Bank Job (Year of the Month)
One might argue that the sustained popularity of the heist film lies with the struggle…
Year of the Month: GENERATION KILL
“The priest told me it’s not a sin to kill if you don’t enjoy killing. …
The Untalented Mr. Ripley: The Craft of Standup Comedy and the Non-Comedy of TOM MYERS
Standup comedy is both a relatively young art form and one that takes a surprising…