Tag: Culled Culture
Wes Anderson Has Always Been Secretly Appealing to Our Animal Instincts, But Ironically Less So in Isle of Dogs
The only other stop-motion animated film Wes Anderson has ever brought into the world was 2009’s adaptation of Roald Dahl’s 1970 children’s book of the [Read More…]
Sometimes, You Just Can’t Kill Your Wife: A New Leaf
“We had been married three months and I rather thought it was time to get rid of my wife.” So begins the original story from [Read More…]
Two For The Road Reveals The Infinite Number of Complications in Marriage
Before Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, before Blue Valentine, there was the original gangsta of horror love stories, Two For the Road. Though, in [Read More…]
Every Woman in Hollywood Clears Her Schedule to Be in Drake’s “Nice for What” Video
It’s been said Drake can make even the most firmly placed of panty lines drop (even for that brief moment, Rihanna’s–though she seems the type [Read More…]
“Hip Hop” Continues to Jump the Shark on Invasion of Privacy
One wants nothing more than to give Cardi B the benefit of the doubt after the infiltration of “Bodak Yellow” into all of our lives [Read More…]
Lorde’s “Glory and Gore” in the Context of Gun Violence
With Lorde’s recent “unintentional” Whitney Houston snafu of bathtub insensitivity, it doesn’t hurt to revisit her 2013 cut, “Glory and Gore” with a fresh pair [Read More…]
J.D. Salinger & Jessica Jones: “Mothers Are All Slightly Insane”
What is it about being a mother that so clearly seems to involve more intensity–more of a lifelong commitment to putting one’s needs after another’s–than [Read More…]
The Weeknd Does What Taylor Swift Gets Condemned For Regularly
Though Taylor Swift is the girl you love to hate, especially when she attempts to tell you terms and activities relating to New York City, [Read More…]
Cuidado Con Cardi B’s Corazón
As the pressure heats up for Cardi B to deliver an album that will live up to the impossible hype and success generated by 2017’s [Read More…]
The Auditory Motif of Chvrches’ Love Is Dead Album Persists With “Never Say Die”
It’s still another two months until Chvrches’ third album–the appropriate (yet somehow underused for the twenty-first century) title being Love Is Dead–will be released on [Read More…]
