Author: Genna Rivieccio
Genna Rivieccio writes for myriad blogs, mainly this one, The Burning Bush, Missing A Dick, The Airship and Meditations on Misery.
Me Without You: You’re Never As Close To Someone As You Think You Are
In the constant barrage of releases, it’s easy for certain movies to remain under the radar despite how impressive they are. Me Without You is [Read More…]
Miss You Already Doesn’t Get Under Your Skin Enough to Miss By the Time It’s Over
Miss You Already should be the type of movie that restores your faith in the chick flick–yes, it’s a misogynist term, but remains applicable to [Read More…]
Janet Hubert a.k.a. Aunt Viv Ain’t Buyin’ Jada Pinkett Smith’s Self-Righteous Boycott
It’s a bit uncomfortable sometimes when celebrities who have only been known for one role that was about twenty years ago suddenly lash out on [Read More…]
Grimes’ Kill V. Maim Video Offers A Baroque Perspective on The Warriors
Grimes has, of late, been fond of proving just how well worth the wait it was to finally get the auditory benefits of her new [Read More…]
The Older You Get, The More You Understand Joel & Clementine’s Desire for Memory Erasure in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
When you watch what is arguably Charlie Kaufman’s screenwriting masterpiece (though, if you’re an aspiring screenwriter, you’re inclined to be partial to Adaptation) as a, [Read More…]
The Retrospective Portentousness of “Terrence Loves You”
Perhaps it has to do with the anachronistic sageness of being Lana Del Rey–or maybe it was simply chance. Whatever the case, “Terrence Loves You,” [Read More…]
Kate Moss Taught Us How Not To Feel
On what marks the forty-second birthday of one of the 90s’–and fashion history’s–most beloved models, Kate Moss, let us take pause to reflect on all [Read More…]
“The Truth is Like Poetry–and Most People Fucking Hate Poetry”: Life Lessons from The Big Short
Think back to that time not long ago you’ve conveniently put out of your memory. It was from 2005 to 2006, when all the world [Read More…]
A Friends Reunion is Probably The Last Thing America Needs to Allay Constant Disappointment
People in the United States seem to have a legitimate disease: nostalgia. Maybe this is why they’re desperate for another Clinton in office and, now, [Read More…]
The Danish Girl Shows Us That When Art & Love Combine, It’s Always Fucked Up
As couples throughout the history of art and creativity have shown us time and time again, to be with another artist seals one’s fate for [Read More…]
