Category: Pop Culture
It Took A Minute, But Nicki Minaj’s “Chun-Li” Finally Gets Lambasted As Cultural Appropriation As A Result of Her SNL Performance
Barring the fact that Chun-Li is a street fighting character that Nicki Minaj has of late chosen to adopt in sort of the same way [Read More…]
Adequate Filmographies Are Not A Prerequisite for Landing the Part of Royal
Yes, everyone is all agape with news of yet another “commoner” (even if the new Duchess of Sussex is herself descended from royalty and kind [Read More…]
There Are Actually Quite a Few Things Sex and the City Isn’t Dated About
As even Sarah Jessica Parker cowers to the juggernaut of gender fluidity and racial inclusivity that has rendered all pop culture offerings of the past [Read More…]
Monica Lewinsky Is Finally Getting Some Vindication, Or: It Was Just A Blow J (Or Two Or Three Thousand…Whatever Oral Happens)!
Monica Lewinsky isn’t having it anymore. It being the constant stigma of being treated like little better than street trash whenever mention of her name [Read More…]
Lana Bramlette As Madonna’s New Maripol
Anyone familiar with Madonna’s trademark look of the early and mid-80s, all drenched with rubber bracelets and crucifixes as it was is also unwittingly familiar [Read More…]
The Disgust One Feels Over Grimes’ Concession to Dating Elon Musk
Grimes (Christian name Claire Boucher) has never been known for folding to the what one would call the pressures of dating a douchebag once you [Read More…]
Madonna to Guy: I’ll Do Our Purim Look Better With A Gay Man
The time is March 2005. Madonna had not yet suffered from a horseback riding accident that will make her realize how little interested Guy Ritchie [Read More…]
The Met Gala Theme’s Lack of Total Scandalization and Damnation is a Direct Result of the Blond Ambition Tour
Rewind your clocks, if you will, back to around July 9, 1990. It is the night before Madonna is to perform her first show at [Read More…]
Six Ways You Know You’re Watching A Wes Anderson Movie
Over the years, Wes Anderson’s distinctive style has made him and his work the source of infinite study and analysis. But on this May 1, [Read More…]
A Soft Spot for Richie Tenenbaum
It probably shouldn’t be the case that one of the most likable and empathetic characters of Wes Anderson’s expansive universe is someone so callow as [Read More…]
