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My Sensei has some fun with Bret Easton Ellis (via letter).
Another new year with your favorite attitudinal rooster.
When a countercultural dream meets its own footage.
A seasonal tradition in delusion and discounted protein bars.
A 2012 Red Bull Music Academy interview with musician and composer Steven Halpern vs. a 2021 Art.Art interview with artist Dread Scott.
Bono will be there to greet all Baby Boomers, whether they like it or not.
A 2025 Crime Reads interview with novelist Michael Connelly vs. a 2015 Orthodox Arts Journal interview with artist Julia Bridget Hayes.
Prime Video’s soapy six-part miniseries isn’t trashy enough.
2025 was a gloomy year for the industry, but a great time to be a movie fan.
A 2021 Solzy At The Movies interview with film historian Scott Eyman vs. a 2002 Index Magazine interview with artist Sylvie Fleury.
Inheritance is a knotty father-daughter drama masked as an espionage thriller.
A 2013 Bradley’s Almanac interview with musician Peyton Pinkerton vs. a 1968 Smithsonian Archives of American Art interview with artist Perle Fine.
Long hair. Leather jackets. Endless blog posts typed with the certainty of scripture.
Wall Street Journal op-ed never!
Try naming one big-name right-wing comedian.
The 9:30 and That Petrol Emotion.
The most productive thing I ever accomplished while high was deciding I would “definitely start tomorrow.”
Independent businesses like The Last Bookstore in Los Angeles are a remedy for corporate stores like Barnes & Noble—and less common than ever.
Jonathan Leaf’s The Primate Myth contrasts human and chimp.
I am how the earth came to be covered in microplastics.
Feminism has sold women a bill of goods that has demonized a pillar of civilized society, and that is paying off with male abandonment.
The actor talks about his young love for unfiltered Turkish Ovals, his work with Paul Thomas Anderson, and more.
Bill Burr talks billionaires, immigrants, and more in this episode of Subway Takes.
The businessman talks about acting in Marty Supreme, homelessness, and his millionaire lifestyle.
The late director talks about improvising all of This is Spinal Tap and more in this February 2, 1984 interview.
The former talk show host talks about life after Late Night and more in this recent interview with Jimmy Kimmel.
The actor and writer talks about the origin of A Bronx Tale, holding out hope, Swifty Lazar, and more.
The actor talks about his new series Bad Monkey, Death of a Salesman, his love of classical music, and more.
The actress talks about the end of Stranger Things, Bram Stoker's Dracula, and her favorite line from Heathers.
The actor talks about the immense impact the late David Lynch had on his life and reminisces with Duchovny over their time together on Twin Peaks.