Tag: Genna Rivieccio
St. Vincent’s “Pay Your Way in Pain”: A City Still Retreating Into the 70s For Comfort Doesn’t Say Much About Its Present
As St. Vincent pulls out her latest “theme” for what will be her sixth album, Daddy’s Home, we’re bombarded once more with an “awful” truth. [Read More…]
Meghan As Ariel, And Achieving A Freedom Diana Never Could
In some (emphasis on some) ways, Meghan had it much worse than Diana during her short stint as a royal. But in the most important [Read More…]
Unpleasantville: The Unsettling Feeling of WandaVision
It is a premise many have declared as being “groundbreaking” and “innovative.” That is, choosing to set two comic book characters from the Marvel universe [Read More…]
But I Thought You Were A Cuomosexual
New Yorkers are so fickle. One day you’re “in like Flynn” (pardon the rape-originated saying), the next you’re out with the trash because the “collective” [Read More…]
Mondo Appropriato #1: Andrew Cuomo Obtaining the Same Lawyer Who Defended Allen and Weinstein
In a new series called Mondo Appropriato, Culled Culture examines how “on the nose” something is in the pop cultural and/or political landscape. Although Andrew [Read More…]
Ginny & Georgia & Gilmore Girls & Mermaids
It’s easy to see right from the get-go why Ginny & Georgia, the latest hit from Netflix (despite what Taylor thinks), has drawn comparisons to [Read More…]
Taylor Swift Needs to Calm Down Re: Ginny & Georgia
Because the power of Taylor Swift can result in getting a show “bad review bombed” after she expresses extreme disapproval, it bears noting that Ginny [Read More…]
Mondo Bullshittio #34: Perverting The Muppets, Too
In a series called Mondo Bullshittio, let’s talk about some of the most glaring hypocrisies and faux pas in pop culture… and all that it [Read More…]
The Present Purpose of Rockumentaries Is A Little Blurry
“Are you okay? I’m okay because you’re okay,” Billie Eilish announces at the final show of her 2018 Where’s My Mind Tour in Salt Lake [Read More…]
Dancing Among the Carnage: It’s A Sin
“That’s what people will forget. That it was so much fun.” Despite the sadness of It’s A Sin and its subject matter, this is what [Read More…]
