Author: Genna Rivieccio
Genna Rivieccio writes for myriad blogs, mainly this one, The Burning Bush, Missing A Dick, The Airship and Meditations on Misery.
Georgia Rule: Lindsay Lohan’s Least Watched Movie Is Also Likely Her Best as a Result of Certain Autobiographical Elements
While there are, to be sure, plenty of “films” in the Lindsay Lohan oeuvre that have been underlooked in the era called post-Mean Girls (Just [Read More…]
“Unloveable” As Evergreen Valentine’s Day Anthem
Regardless of whether or not one manages to find themselves “attached” at the time of the Feast of Saint Valentine (or whether one finds The [Read More…]
Critical Mass (Murder): Velvet Buzzsaw
Perhaps only feeling comfortable enough to get at his freakiest with Jake Gyllenhaal as his muse, mostly screenwriter Dan Gilroy has seen fit to, once [Read More…]
Almost More Pointed Than thank u, next Album: Pet Shop Boys’ Agenda EP
If you thought that Pet Shop Boys were the type of blokes who could be silenced with old age, you would seem to be forgetting [Read More…]
A Birthday Party in Sicko Mode
As the Kardashian-Jenner juggernaut continues to show America just how needlessly decadent that decadent can be, it should come as no assault to the senses [Read More…]
“Innocent Old White Lady” Racism & Grace Coddington
As the thick of Fashion Week in New York persists, the essentially buried news item of Vogue‘s longtime former creative director, Grace Coddington, being photographed [Read More…]
The Grammys Is Chloe Flower
While many were left swept up in the idea of the Grammys slowly but surely coming around to the twenty-first century with its “forward-thinking” (a.k.a. [Read More…]
MARINA Will Make You Re-Appreciate Winter With the Video for “Handmade Heaven”
After a steady diet of much anticipation and living off the crumbs of single collaborations with others (specifically Clean Bandit), MARINA (more cleanly rebranded from [Read More…]
Never Look Away Posits Not Only an Impressionistic Version of Gerhard Richter’s Life, But Also the Blurred Lines of Oppressive Politics
When taking into account that the last movie Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck released was the under appreciated, generally poorly reviewed The Tourist (the final Hollywood [Read More…]
Not To Be Outdone by Dolce & Gabbana or Fendi, Gucci Releases Black Face Balaclava in Time for Black History Month
On the heels of Fendi’s “pussy sweater” and Dolce and Gabbana’s incessant rash of overall offensiveness, it would seem fellow Italian haute couture label Gucci [Read More…]
