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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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    Baz Luhrmann's razzle-dazzle excesses may be enough for some people; Elvis deserves more than enough.
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    Adele's show-stopping performance at the BRIT Awards - on the cusp of her earth-shattering album '21' - crystallized her role in pop music.
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    Antony Starr's unsettling, riveting performance in "Herogasm" is one of the best across all of television this year.
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    After a decade of transformation, Beyoncé takes a spin on the dance floor for transcendent, conditional liberation.

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Category: Race to the Oscars

A close look at the films nominated for the Academy Awards

Race to the Oscars: Is Boyhood The Best Picture?
Awards Season, Movies, Race to the Oscars

Race to the Oscars: Is Boyhood The Best Picture?

It’s time to talk about Boyhood. The coming-of-age drama by Richard Linklater has been captivating audiences for months with the sheer audacity of … Continue reading Race to the Oscars: Is Boyhood The Best Picture?

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Race to the Oscars: Everyone Is Missing The Point of American Sniper
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Race to the Oscars: Everyone Is Missing The Point of American Sniper

The fifth post in my series examining the top contenders at this year’s Academy Awards. I doubt that anyone could’ve … Continue reading Race to the Oscars: Everyone Is Missing The Point of American Sniper

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Race to the Oscars: Checking Into The Grand Budapest Hotel
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Race to the Oscars: Checking Into The Grand Budapest Hotel

The fourth (damn, I’ve just been cranking these out, huh) in a series taking stock of the contenders and frontrunners … Continue reading Race to the Oscars: Checking Into The Grand Budapest Hotel

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Race to the Oscars: Birdman Is Skies Above The Rest
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Race to the Oscars: Birdman Is Skies Above The Rest

Part three in my series examining the films nominated for the 87th Academy Awards Every Oscar contender that I’ve seen so … Continue reading Race to the Oscars: Birdman Is Skies Above The Rest

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Race to the Oscars: What Happened to Foxcatcher?
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Race to the Oscars: What Happened to Foxcatcher?

Part two in a series examining the biggest contenders for the 87th Academy Awards Film awards season is as much about … Continue reading Race to the Oscars: What Happened to Foxcatcher?

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The Race to the Oscars: Two Excellent Performances in Two Good British Biopics
Awards Season, Movies, Race to the Oscars

The Race to the Oscars: Two Excellent Performances in Two Good British Biopics

Part one of a closer look (than I’m used to) into the films nominated for the 87th Academy Awards. This will focus on eight-time nominee The Imitation Game and five-time nominee The Theory of Everything.
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