Author: Genna Rivieccio
Genna Rivieccio writes for myriad blogs, mainly this one, The Burning Bush, Missing A Dick, The Airship and Meditations on Misery.
Climb Into Sofi Tukker’s Treehouse
As one continues to wait for that inevitable dance album of the summer, CHVRCHES’ Love Is Dead, the best and only thing to tide one [Read More…]
Britney Spears Being Lauded Over Christina Aguilera at VMAs As Exemplification of People Preferring Trash
Thanks to Christina Aguilera’s appearance on Carpool Karaoke (will she ever recapture the magic of Stripped?), various channels of the internet are visiting their early [Read More…]
Daisy’s Internal Monologue in How I Live Now As Your Own
While not necessarily a book that screams, “Ripe for adaptation,” Meg Rosoff’s 2004 novel, How I Live Now, was perhaps a foretelling of just how [Read More…]
At Last, Sexism Prevented by Law
Though one wouldn’t automatically think “England” when considering the countries that have been most adept at just saying no to sexism, the birth of Prince [Read More…]
The Power of Luck: Steven Soderbergh’s Logan Lucky Is A Sort of Match Point Rumination
“You know, I don’t care if he’s great. I just hope that he’s lucky.” As the last line of one of Woody Allen’s best offerings [Read More…]
Dave Meyers Turns Ariana Grande’s PTSD Topsy-Turvy in “No Tears Left to Cry” Video
Max Martin, another Swedish prodigy (apart from the entity that is ABBA and the now deceased ΛVICII–damn, the Swedes really love to stylize their monikers), has [Read More…]
Reflecting on Avicii’s Rebel Heart Collaborations With Madonna
If anyone can empathize with the grueling nature of a meteoric rise and the tour life associated with it, it’s Madonna. The difference between her [Read More…]
Miles Kane Gets the Lana Del Rey Treatment on “Loaded,” Offering Un Certain Homage to Marc Bolan
Miles Kane, sometimes more accurately known as Alex Turner’s better half in The Last Shadow Puppets, is no stranger to going solo. With two albums [Read More…]
Despite Elements of Greek Tragedy & Léon: The Professional, Proud Mary Does A Disservice to the Hit Woman Movie
Whenever the story of a hit man makes its way onto the screen, there is automatically a built-in audience. For all of us are fascinated–whether [Read More…]
Courtney Love, An Unlikely But Invaluable Muse to Miloš Forman
As is the case any time an auteur of the movie industry dies, one must take stock of his output. The wealth and breadth of [Read More…]
