“Let Me Love You Like A Human Being That Subscribes To Neither Gender Trope”
In a move that seems to continue to prove that Lana Del Rey doesn’t exactly have her finger on the pulse of what “the kids [Read More…]
Declan McKenna’s Zeros Adds Up to Something Worthy of Your Record Player
For those who have been searching for another singer of “substance” besides Billie Eilish to materialize from Gen Z, one supposes British songwriter Declan McKenna [Read More…]
Hooey Halloween: What Adam Sandler’s Latest Recycled The Waterboy Character Can Learn From Bad Teacher and I’m Thinking of Ending Things
Maybe the reason the proliferation of incels still abounds has something to do with the false message that continues to be peddled by the likes [Read More…]
Lourdes Leon Makes The Most Gen Z Ad Yet–Which Is A Dichotomy Because Much of It Is Pulled From the Madonna (A Baby Boomer) Playbook
While “Lola” might be on the borderline of the generation we’ve come to call Z, her birth year of 1996 makes her amply attuned to [Read More…]
Gloria Who? Lykke Li Makes “I Will Survive” All Her Own
While the latest single from Lykke Li, “BRON,” is notable for being co-written with composer Ludwig Göransson and being her first song entirely in Swedish [Read More…]
Relic: An Allegory For the Inherited Damage of Generations–and Of Course, Being Put Out to Pasture When You’re Old
The slow burn of Relic is almost as slow-burning as time itself, until, all at once, the escalation becomes unstoppable, working at a breakneck pace [Read More…]
Ava Max Takes You to Heaven and Hell, But More Than Anything, Back to 00s Pop
To transcend into a pop star, Amanda Koci is a name that just wouldn’t do. Nor would a non-signature haircut. Ergo, we now have Ava [Read More…]
A Dave Plot Afoot
The conspiracy theories that have abounded in the wake of Donald Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis have been plentiful. And among the most absurd, of course, is [Read More…]
Distorted Postcards From An American Terrorist in Paris
The most recent terrorist attack on Paris comes not in the form of a random knifing or driving a car through a crowded area, or [Read More…]
“Not Economically Viable”: The Lessons of Falling Down Remain Unlearned
Considering that screenwriter Ebbe Roe Smith himself was born in Southern California, he knew all too well the ripple effect that transpired when the aerospace [Read More…]
