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Two CIA Agents Walk Onto a Remote Island: Wild Horse Nine

Two CIA Agents Walk Onto a Remote Island: Wild Horse Nine

On the Thirtieth Anniversary of the Evita Soundtrack, Let One Be Reminded of the Rigors Madonna Endured to Record It

On the Thirtieth Anniversary of the Evita Soundtrack, Let One Be Reminded of the Rigors Madonna Endured to Record It

With “Tarantino,” LISA Takes a Less Successful Stab at Adéla’s Celebrity Co-Sign

With “Tarantino,” LISA Takes a Less Successful Stab at Adéla’s Celebrity Co-Sign

You Can See Everything Reveals Nothing But One’s Own Opinion

You Can See Everything Reveals Nothing But One’s Own Opinion

The 25th Anniversary Edition of Britney Reminds That It Was Her Ultimate “Transition” Album from Teen Pop Queen to Avant-Garde Pop “Villain”

The 25th Anniversary Edition of Britney Reminds That It Was Her Ultimate “Transition” Album from Teen Pop Queen to Avant-Garde Pop “Villain”

With Some Help from a Gold-Tone Skeleton, Slayyyter Embraces the Whimsy and Weirdness of Paris in “Hey Boyyy” Video

With Some Help from a Gold-Tone Skeleton, Slayyyter Embraces the Whimsy and Weirdness of Paris in “Hey Boyyy” Video

1 Step Forward, 3 Steps Back: Olivia Rodrigo’s “take me home (4 christmas)”

1 Step Forward, 3 Steps Back: Olivia Rodrigo’s “take me home (4 christmas)”

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The Mystery of Mick Fleetwood

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 25, 2014

Of all the members of Fleetwood Mac, it seems as though Mick Fleetwood is the most elusive. Obviously, Stevie Nicks is the star, followed by [Read More…]

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Timeless Summer Anthems

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 24, 2014

Some summer anthems come and go (see: LFO’s “Summer Girls”), while others possess the enduring spirit of the season for the remainder of pop culture [Read More…]

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Lana Del Rey and The Frances Bean Problem

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 24, 2014

Frances Bean, the most obvious unofficial spokesperson for fallen rock and roll legends has spoken out against a recent interview Lana Del Rey gave for [Read More…]

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Rowlands With the Punches

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 22, 2014

Gena Rowlands’ ability to lend her distinct persona to every character she’s played–especially those directed by her husband, John Cassavetes–is a rare quality among actresses [Read More…]

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The Innocence of Scorsese’s Style in Mean Streets

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 21, 2014

Even though Martin Scorsese had two prior films before Mean Streets, Who’s That Knocking At My Door and Boxcar Bertha, the auteur didn’t truly come [Read More…]

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The Distinct Callousness of Nicole Kidman

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 21, 2014

There is possibly no other woman in the history of the film business who has so carefully cultivated her aura of callousness and impenetrability. Nicole [Read More…]

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She Put Her Disease In Us: The Wonderful Weirdness of Isabella Rossellini

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 19, 2014

What is it about Rossellini? No matter how weird or nonsensical she reveals herself to be, there is something about said “quirkiness” that somehow makes [Read More…]

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(Barbara) Broccoli Time

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 19, 2014

In general, producers–particularly female producers–have a tendency to go unnoticed both in and out of the film industry. Barbara Broccoli, however, is a special instance [Read More…]

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Lana Del Rey’s Most Literary Tracks

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 17, 2014

Lana Del Rey, whose sophomore album, Ultraviolence, drops on June 17th, has always shown a predilection for literary references in her music. Even though one [Read More…]

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2pac’s Best Isms

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • June 16, 2014

While he may be most known for being the “West Coast” in the East Coast/West Coast rap war, Tupac Shakur was actually from East Harlem. [Read More…]

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