Mar
28
Barbarism and its Discontents
On model settler farmers and exemplary pioneers.
18 min read
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Mar
05
Oscar Clickbait
"It's not my first rodeo, but I will be brief. I will not be egregious, I promise."
13 min read
Feb
28
Theatre Revue
2024's traffic of the stage
12 min read
Feb
18
Separating the National Culture From the Nation
"They not like us."
13 min read
Feb
05
The 'Don't Know Whether to Laugh or Cry' Issue
"Either better than Citizen Kane or the worst piece of shit that anyone ever loaded on the projector."
13 min read
Jan
24
New Year, New Newsletter
“If I could just request that you refrain from killing each other. And don't kill the actors, either."
12 min read
Jan
16
Queer: A Man Apart
"I'm not queer. I'm disembodied."
14 min read
Dec
18
The End: Tried So Hard and Got So Far
Joshua Oppenheimer's Tilda Swinton climate apocalypse musical isn't nearly as much fun as it should be, nor as arresting as his previous work.
11 min read
Dec
03
Tongues Untied: LGBTQ+ People Aren't Going Back
"End the silence, baby. We can make a serious revolution, together."
8 min read
Nov
20
Intercepted: Speak, Know Evil
A documentary of Russian soldiers' candid phone calls, premiering at a crucial turning point, prompts the question: when does news become history?
7 min read