Tag: Genna Rivieccio
Lady Gaga Causes Mayhem By Releasing an Album That Fans and Critics Can Unanimously Praise
After years of waiting for something, anything that might resemble the Lady Gaga that fans and critics alike first fell in love with in 2008, [Read More…]
When The Party’s Over: On Party City’s Closure
In many ways, it seems fitting that Party City was founded in 1986, a year when millennials were starting to be birthed in full force [Read More…]
Jisoo’s “Earthquake” Video Turns the Office Into a Nightmare For Entirely New Reasons
After FKA Twigs proved that the office is still “happening” (in terms of presenting a banal contrast to a more exciting fantasy) with “Eusexua,” Jisoo [Read More…]
Academy Awards 2025: Conan Lands Flat, Political “Rants” Are Nonexistent, The Substance is Shut Out and Anora Ascends to “Oscar Darling”
On the long road to the Oscars a lot can happen. One minute, you’re hot shit (Emilia Pérez), the next you’re canceled (Emilia Pérez). Or [Read More…]
Sean Baker Goes Chappell Roan at the Independent Spirit Awards
As Hollywood prepares itself for the Academy Awards under the dark pall of an unhinged, anti-Californian president and an ongoing recovery from the most devastating [Read More…]
“Webcam Girls” in Paris: Shygirl Takes Over the Seine in “True Religion” Video
With Shygirl ramping up her “tour” of the world in support of her latest round of Club Shy dates with Boiler Room, it’s only right [Read More…]
When the World Was at War, We Kept Dancing: Shygirl’s Club Shy Room 2
Shygirl’s latest EP, Club Shy Room 2, had something of an eerie release date in terms of being timed to coincide with one of the Orange [Read More…]
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco “Find A Third” in Gracie Abrams With “Call Me When You Break Up”
While Gracie Abrams might not be of a generation that even acknowledges voicemail as “a thing,” she is nonetheless part of a song that opens [Read More…]
Michelle Trachtenberg Was a Millennial Icon
While Hollywood has had plenty of premature deaths before, including those representing the millennial generation (e.g., well, Aaron Carter), something feels different about the sudden [Read More…]
What It Says That Both Madonna and Lady Gaga Are Feeling the Push to “Return to Their Musical Roots”
When Confessions on a Dance Floor came out in 2005, it was preceded by Madonna’s big announcement that she was going “back to her roots” (i.e., the [Read More…]
