Author: Genna Rivieccio
Genna Rivieccio writes for myriad blogs, mainly this one, The Burning Bush, Missing A Dick, The Airship and Meditations on Misery.
Necbromance/Farting Toward Friendship in Swiss Army Man
The loneliness and inadequacy each and every one of us feels (perhaps more in the twenty-first century than ever before) is something most try to [Read More…]
Rihanna’s “Bad Ass” Reputation Tarnished By Rumor of Her Fear to Perform at Lollapalooza Colombia Over Zika Virus
The Zika has everyone trembling in their sandals these days. It’s the disease to be afraid of this summer. And, according to often fabricated media [Read More…]
A Tiger Occasionally Appearing Is the Most Exciting Thing About Lana Del Rey’s “Honeymoon” Video
Just when you thought Honeymoon as an album was buried in honor of Lana Del Rey’s imminent next project/casually unspoken world tour, footage for the [Read More…]
Fergie’s “M.I.L.F. $” Doesn’t Quite Re-Define The Word’s Meaning
As Fergie makes her triumphant return to the music scene after ten years since releasing her debut solo album The Dutchess, it’s clear that very [Read More…]
A New Truth To Why Ilana from Broad City Really Stores Her Weed in Her Vag
Ilana Wexler (Ilana Glazer) is arguably the most iconic female stoner after Anna Faris as Jane F in Smiley Face. By the second episode of [Read More…]
Why Bother Going to Concerts Anymore If You Can’t Take Pictures?
As the world veers increasingly toward the Orwellian, a patent that Apple applied for back in 2009 has been approved. That patent is one that [Read More…]
Kanye’s Statement on Celebrity is Old Hat in “Famous”
While some are outraged by the video for “Famous,” others are heralding it as Kanye West’s ultimate visual masterpiece. But, in reality, neither reaction is [Read More…]
A Clockwork Orange & Battleship Potemkin Tinge Jamie xx’s “Gosh” Video
The increased international cachet of Athens-born Romain Gavras, renown for his direction of M.I.A.’s “Born Free” video, only grows larger with the visuals for Jamie [Read More…]
The “Threat of Joy” Looms Throughout The Latest Strokes Video, Never Quite Comes
The Strokes have been unusually omnipresent these days. With the release of their EP, Future Present Past, back in early June, the band has been [Read More…]
The Death of Bill Cunningham Signals a Palpable Paradigm Shift in NYC Fashion
Bill Cunningham was very literally a living landmark of New York City. You couldn’t go anywhere in Manhattan without eventually spotting him behind his signature [Read More…]
