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About Me

A mid-stage millennial who's been fascinated by pop culture since before he can remember, and is dedicated to untangle the mess that it can often be. My opinions are mine and mine alone, and I try to make sure they are as well-researched and understandable as humanly possible. Because there's enough confusion that I have no interest adding to.

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  • How the 2023 Oscars Rejected Cynicism
    After last year's startling low, the 95th Academy Awards returned with an open-hearted embrace of optimism and a collective love of movies.
  • Who Will, Could, and Should Win at the 2023 Oscars
    With the 95th Academy Awards days away, these nominees are closest to victory (or at least have a reasonable shot).
  • ‘Creed III’ is a Stunning, Anime-Influenced Knockout
    Michael B. Jordan flexes his directorial muscles in this assured, surprisingly inventive extension of the Creed franchise.
  • The Searing ‘Women Talking’ Reclaims Power Through Painful but Vital Debate
    Sarah Polley and her ensemble bring difficult discussions of sexual violence to life with stunning clarity.

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Month: April 2022

‘Heartstopper’ is Netflix’s Loveliest Teen Romance
Television

‘Heartstopper’ is Netflix’s Loveliest Teen Romance

Netflix’s queer love story chooses radical empathy and heartfelt compassion over the tragedy and melodrama that’s defined the genre. Continue reading ‘Heartstopper’ is Netflix’s Loveliest Teen Romance

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Brutality Reigns Supreme in ‘The Northman’
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Brutality Reigns Supreme in ‘The Northman’

Robert Eggers’ Viking revenge fantasy is a masterpiece of feral fury, no matter the cost. Continue reading Brutality Reigns Supreme in ‘The Northman’

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Barbra Streisand at 80: Her Greatest Pop Moments
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Barbra Streisand at 80: Her Greatest Pop Moments

A look back at one of the greatest entertainment careers we’ve ever known. Continue reading Barbra Streisand at 80: Her Greatest Pop Moments

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Performances That Pop: Madonna’s “Erotica” at the Confessions Tour
Music, Performances That Pop

Performances That Pop: Madonna’s “Erotica” at the Confessions Tour

Madonna’s 2005 disco rework of her infamous pop romp is effortless sexy and quietly subversive. Continue reading Performances That Pop: Madonna’s “Erotica” at the Confessions Tour

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Performances That Pop: “Nessun dorma” by Luciano Pavarotti (1994) and Aretha Franklin (1998)
Music, Performances That Pop

Performances That Pop: “Nessun dorma” by Luciano Pavarotti (1994) and Aretha Franklin (1998)

How two music giants reached nirvana with one song. Continue reading Performances That Pop: “Nessun dorma” by Luciano Pavarotti (1994) and Aretha Franklin (1998)

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‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ is Sublime, Audacious Chaos
Movies

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ is Sublime, Audacious Chaos

Michelle Yeoh’s long-overdue star vehicle is a staggeringly ambitious and hilarious jaw-dropper that we almost don’t deserve. Continue reading ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ is Sublime, Audacious Chaos

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How ‘Young Justice’ Became Casually, Quietly, and Powerfully Inclusive
Television

How ‘Young Justice’ Became Casually, Quietly, and Powerfully Inclusive

The DC animated series’ casual approach to depicting a broad array of identities is remarkable, and important. Continue reading How ‘Young Justice’ Became Casually, Quietly, and Powerfully Inclusive

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Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton Sizzle in the Tedious Spy Thriller ‘All the Old Knives’
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Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton Sizzle in the Tedious Spy Thriller ‘All the Old Knives’

The film sidesteps its stars’ palpable romantic tension for a boilerplate terrorist tale that isn’t as interesting as them. Continue reading Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton Sizzle in the Tedious Spy Thriller ‘All the Old Knives’

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