Across decades of modern culture, here’s a look at a few artists who have chosen to step away at the height of their influence: Moments in history when departure -not endurance -became the defining stroke of a lasting legacy.
Whilst dutifully tugging on his left ear in tribute, Contributing Author Ozmoe reminisces and presents five classic musical moments from The Carol Burnett Show
“I wasn’t in a rush because I’m not really a Bob Dylan fan. I wasn’t even sure I wanted to see it anyway, but a line used in the trailer got my attention…”
Contributing Author and music historian Bill Bois reviews the new film, A Complete Unknown
“…. a band I couldn’t appreciate at the time now has a documentary about their formation.” Contributing Author and music historian Bill Bois reviews the new movie, Becoming Led Zeppelin
Survey says: It’s Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds, for all the points. Join our own Boss Cat for a look at TV and book crossovers, and how they fared as they traversed the Atlantic
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映画マニア Phylum Of Alexandria provides us with a lovely appreciation of the art, creativity, and spirit of Hayao Miyazaki
He’s ready to match the stars, buy a vowel, and win the Lightning Round – it’s Contributing Author Chuck Small, with some fun and games for all
Neither knee-jerk, allergic, nor thermonuclear: these examples, lovingly curated by Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois are guaranteed to bring a great reaction
Sean Baker’s ANORA
Comparing and contrasting a recent Sean Baker film with a Roberts/Gere vehicle of the past, it’s Contributing Author cappiethedog, returning to our pages with commentary on Anora
