Author: Genna Rivieccio
Genna Rivieccio writes for myriad blogs, mainly this one, The Burning Bush, Missing A Dick, The Airship and Meditations on Misery.
50 Cent Has A TLC Moment
It is often wondered how rappers and hip hop artists could possibly go broke when considering the lifestyle they promote both in their music and [Read More…]
The Mild to Medium Offensiveness of NSYNC’s “I Drive Myself Crazy” Video
Perhaps 1999 was a more tolerant year to mock those types confined to “loony bin life.” Surely before the advent of Bush and the staunch [Read More…]
Everyone Needs a Dorota
In this life, everyone needs a Dorota. For those unfamiliar, Dorota is Blair Waldorf’s (Leighton Meester) housekeeper/general henchwoman on Gossip Girl. No task is too [Read More…]
Kim Fowley Continues To Haunt In Death
Oh will the tales of rape and sexual assault among Hollywood men never stop? Between Bill Cosby, R. Kelly and Woody Allen, one was hoping [Read More…]
In The Name of All That Is Holy & Italian, Do Not Remake La Dolce Vita
Now that Anita Ekberg is dead to join Fellini in rolling over in his grave, certain parties have now seen fit to ruin another classic. [Read More…]
Hannah Horvath Is Wrong: Living in New York Does Not Automatically Make You More Interesting Than People Who Don’t
One of the many fallacies propagated by Hannah Horvath a.k.a. Lena Dunham is the quote, “You are from New York, therefore you are naturally interesting.” [Read More…]
My Pussy Doesn’t Taste Like Pepsi Cola: How Celebrities Have Cultivated A New Breed of Things to Covet
It used to be that thinness was about the only thing a girl needed to covet in terms of how female celebrities looked. Gone are [Read More…]
Nostalgia: A Dangerous Drug
With the recent reinvigorated obsession with Seinfeld thanks to every episode being made available on Hulu, it feels as though a time warp back to [Read More…]
Get Locked In To Locke
The one-location film is never easy to execute. Or rather, it’s easy to execute, but almost impossible to sustain an engaging and entertaining tone throughout. [Read More…]
Morrissey’s “America Is Not The World” Might Be the Most Patriotic Song About The Country
Whenever Fourth of July rolls around, people like to don their American flag garb and call themselves patriotic. But what really makes for patriotism is [Read More…]
