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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)”

The “Like a Virgin” Sensibilities of “…Baby One More Time”

The “Like a Virgin” Sensibilities of “…Baby One More Time”

Lola Leon Continues to Carve Out Her Own Unique Voice with “Tramp Stamp”

Lola Leon Continues to Carve Out Her Own Unique Voice with “Tramp Stamp”

Gracie Abrams’ “Here You Come, There You Go” as Carrie and Big’s Theme Song

Gracie Abrams’ “Here You Come, There You Go” as Carrie and Big’s Theme Song

Gracie Abrams’ SNL Performance: In Truth, More of an Homage to Taylor Swift Than Romeo + Juliet

Gracie Abrams’ SNL Performance: In Truth, More of an Homage to Taylor Swift Than Romeo + Juliet

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Bring It On and the Commentary on Cheerleading

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 30, 2014

In 2000, one of the greatest teen/cheerleading movies ever made was released. Fourteen years later, it remains a trenchant commentary on the cutthroat nature of [Read More…]

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On Bob Hoskins’ Greatest Role

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 30, 2014

Bob Hoskins’ death on April 29th signaled the loss of a great actor–maybe even Peter O’Toole level great. Hoskins, who died from–of all things–pneumonia, has [Read More…]

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The Beatrix Kiddo Code of Vengeance

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 29, 2014

For some, vengeance is an instinct that can’t be ignored in the heat of the moment. But those that know better take the Beatrix Kiddo [Read More…]

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Why Citizen Kane Is An Insult to William Randolph Hearst

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 29, 2014

Citizen Kane, consistently regarded as one of the best pieces of American cinema ever made, may be intended as an homage to William Randolph Hearst–even [Read More…]

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Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman: A Lifestyle Choice

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 29, 2014

Few film characters have managed to combine the perfect level of chicness and bitchiness all in one persona. Although the character first appeared in 1940 [Read More…]

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Why Jessica Alba Never Has to Make A Decent Movie

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 28, 2014

Two words: Sin City. Jessica Alba has generally relied on her objective “hotness” (I feel as though I just morphed into Janis Ian from Mean Girls) to [Read More…]

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The Five Best Penelope Cruz Movies

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 28, 2014

Although Penelope Cruz’s career kicked off long ago (circa 1991), it has largely been her more recent film choices that have led her to transcendence. [Read More…]

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Diary of Britney Spears: Pinpointing Signs of a Breakdown

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 27, 2014

If you’re on the older side of a millennial (forgive me for use of the term), you will undoubtedly remember when a show called Diary [Read More…]

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The Madonna Kale Scandal

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 26, 2014

Madonna’s latest scandal: Calling kale gay. After a recent love affair with BuzzFeed, in which she publicized her Art for Freedom project, Madonna sat down [Read More…]

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Kangol and Jackie Brown: A Love Story

  • By Genna Rivieccio
  • April 25, 2014

Jackie Brown, regularly regarded as one of Quentin Tarantino’s least watchable films, is not only the auteur’s most underrated for its narrative, but also notable [Read More…]

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