Author: Genna Rivieccio
Genna Rivieccio writes for myriad blogs, mainly this one, The Burning Bush, Missing A Dick, The Airship and Meditations on Misery.
The Highs and Hypocrisies of the 2025 Grammys
It was no surprise that this year’s Grammy Awards was a very L.A.-centric one. Not in the sense of location—though, of course, the ceremony is [Read More…]
Turns Out, You CAN Be A Pimp and a Prostitute Too: Harrison Lee Van Buren
With Harrison Lee Van Buren (Guy Pearce) fast rising up the ranks of Most Evil Capitalists Ever Rendered to Film (move over, Duke Brothers from Trading [Read More…]
Brutality Abounds in The Brutalist
While the backlash might be coming for The Brutalist the same way it’s come for Emilia Pérez (in the former’s case, from enraged architects), there’s no arguing that it’s got [Read More…]
The Beginning of a Moral Gray Area in Media on Live Color TV: September 5
Of course, many might wonder why, of all the historical subject matters to focus on, yet again, the events of the Munich massacre on September [Read More…]
In Shy(’s “True Religion”) We Trust
On Shygirl’s last single with Yseult, called, aptly, “Fuck Me” (a.k.a. the “‘WAP’ of 2024”), she offered up a riff on a classic phrase (“In [Read More…]
FKA Twigs’ “24hr Dog” Is the New Babygirl Theme Song
While Babygirl, tragically, did not receive the Academy Award recognition it deserved on the sonic front (Sky Ferreira’s “Leash” was robbed—robbed!), it seems as though it’s [Read More…]
FKA Twigs Bares Her Soul (In Lieu of Her Body) in “Striptease” Video
Although Eusexua has only freshly been unleashed as of January 24th, FKA Twigs is already presenting her listeners with the fourth single, “Striptease.” A song in which [Read More…]
It’s Eusexua Winter Somewhere, But Not in the U.S.
In the months since Charli XCX unleashed Brat onto the world in June of 2024, it seems as though the masses have grown even fonder of adhering [Read More…]
Joan Baez (By Way of Monica Barbaro) Eclipses Suze Rotolo a.k.a. Sylvie Russo (By Way of Elle Fanning) Again
If one is to go by the version of events presented in James Mangold’s A Complete Unknown, the character of Sylvie Russo, designed to double for [Read More…]
A Complete(ly Predictable) Unknown
Bob Dylan might have been too “humble” to actually show up to the ceremony that foolishly chose to honor him for the Nobel Prize in [Read More…]
