Author: Genna Rivieccio
Genna Rivieccio writes for myriad blogs, mainly this one, The Burning Bush, Missing A Dick, The Airship and Meditations on Misery.
Lana Del Rey’s “Bluebird” Establishes A “Countrier” Sound (in the Style of Bob Dylan), With Thematic Hints of “I Can Fly”
So soon after the release of “Henry, Come On,” Lana Del Rey is already giving listeners another taste from her now as-of-yet unnamed album (The [Read More…]
Addison Rae Underlines the Transformative Power of Music/Wearing Non-AirPods With “Headphones On”
As Addison Rae continues to build anticipation for her debut studio album (following her 2023 EP titled simply: AR), not only did she appear this past [Read More…]
On Michael Patrick King Saying That Sex and the City Was All About the So-Called Humiliation of Being Single
Among the many guests that Kristin Davis has had on her podcast since kicking off Are You A Charlotte?, Michael Patrick King was the second (after [Read More…]
“Cuntissimo” As MARINA’s Brat…And How Charli XCX Became “Brat” With Some of MARINA’s Influence
Seeing as how, before the Lorde revelation was confirmed, there was brief speculation when Brat first came out that “Girl, so confusing” could very well be about [Read More…]
Kendrick Lamar Reminds the Masses of His “Softer Side” With “Luther” Video Featuring SZA
Since SZA appears to be one of the only people who can bring out Kendrick Lamar’s “inner teddy bear,” perhaps he decided it was high [Read More…]
The Fate of Belinda on The White Lotus Actually Proves That Good Things Don’t Happen To Good People (Because You Have to Do Something Morally Compromising For That Good Thing)
Out of everyone on the third season of The White Lotus, it was Belinda Lindsey (Natasha Rothwell) and her son, Zion (Nicholas Duvernay), who got the [Read More…]
MARINA Brings Back Her Alter Ego Method on “Cuntissimo”
As the new era of MARINA draws closer—cemented by the key details of the album’s title (Princess of Power) and release date (June 6th)—the rollout [Read More…]
“Henry, Come On” Kicks Off Lana Del Rey’s “Country” Era
Despite Lana Del Rey being the first one to pronounce that the music industry was “going country” early last year, she’s been the slowest to [Read More…]
Chappell Roan’s Thematically Aligned Trio of Songs: “Femininomenon,” “Good Luck, Babe!” and “The Giver”
Although Chappell Roan has just one studio album, it feels as though she’s been omnipresent ever since The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess was released [Read More…]
The White Lotus’ Rick and Chelsea Serve As a Cautionary Tale to Romantics (Who Will Undoubtedly Take No Heed)
Of all the characters to get the fuzzy end of the lollipop on the third season of The White Lotus, for some reason, Chelsea (Aimee Lou [Read More…]
