Author: Genna Rivieccio
Woody Allen: The Last Vestige of a Certain School of Male Thinking
It’s not hard for me to admit that I enjoy the films of Woody Allen. He has left an indelible mark on cinema history. But [Read More…]
Apologetic Bitch: Azealia Banks Gets Bodysnatched & Apologizes For Recent Tirades
Once adhering to the mantra of Madonna’s “Unapologetic Bitch,” Azealia Banks seemed to get her jollies from angering the masses with her notorious Twitter rants, [Read More…]
Radiohead Makes Broken Hearts Rain on A Moon Shaped Pool
The epic opening of A Moon Shaped Pool, “Burn the Witch” (as well as its associated media blitzkrieg), is Radiohead’s grandest indication on their ninth [Read More…]
Die Antwoord Are More Musically Alert Than Ever On “Dazed & Confused”
If anyone knows how to bring the party to the summer, it’s Die Antwoord. Their last album, Donker Mag, was released in 2014, and tended [Read More…]
The Fear Lemonade Has Instilled Within the Hearts (And Scrota) of Men Everywhere
It’s been twenty-one days since Lemonade was released abruptly to the world, showcasing a vengeful side of Beyoncé we never knew existed. Sure, she’d shown [Read More…]
A Bigger Splash Causes A Subtle Spatter
Though director Luca Guadagnino has been with us since the late 90s, it’s only since 2009’s I Am Love that the Italian rival to Paolo [Read More…]
In Green Room, Punk’s Not Dead, But It Will Kill You
Punk may not have the cachet it once did, but it still certainly attracts a devout following. And this is exactly what an underground band [Read More…]
Keanu Revives the “Buddy Movie” Genre
The rise of Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele (a.k.a. Key and Peele) has been a slow one, starting with their appearances on MADtv, which both [Read More…]
Grimes’ “California” Video Represents Very Little About California–Or Does It?
“And when the ocean rises up above the ground maybe I’ll drown in.” A title card with these lyrics from the chorus opens Grimes’ latest [Read More…]
Ozzy Osbourne: Proof That A Man Is Nothing Without A Woman
It’s a sad story indeed when even Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne can’t make it work after thirty-four years of marriage. And yet, this is exactly [Read More…]