Why “The Help” Still Resonates
by: Alexandra Le Tellier Note: This piece was originally posted on the author’s website and was reposted with permission. You can find the original here. I cried during the entire […]
Category Archives: Art/Culture
Frederick Wiseman Returns to Paris in “Crazy Horse”
by: Sawyer J. Lahr Note: This post was originally featured on Go Over the Rainbow. You can find the original here. I can’t pretend to know Frederick Wiseman’s work very […]
Still Collecting Their Winnings: A Response to Recent Apple Exposés
by: Jimmy Garfield I’ve been thinking a lot about a scene at the beginning of Casablanca. Captain Renault has been gambling at Rick’s Bar when he is ordered to shut […]
Is Taste Really A Crime?: The “Bad” Movies I Love
by: Calhoun Kersten Being a film school kid, I’ve seen my fair share of movies. I’ve seen Citizen Kane in at least five of my undergrad classes. I’ve […]
No Holes Barred: Sexual Pleasure and the Cronenberg Male
by: Kevin Sparrow Note: This piece was originally published on Go Over the Rainbow and has been re-posted with the permission of their editors. You can find the original here. […]
One for the Controversy: What the Failure of Katherine Heigl’s Career Says About Women in Hollywood
by: Nico Lang Note: This post was originally featured on the Huffington Post and HEAVEMedia and has been reposted with permission. You can find the originals here and here. Hollywood is […]
My Week With Stacy: When I Listened “Stacy’s Mom” on Repeat for 7 Days
by: Nico Lang This piece was originally posted in two parts on HEAVEMedia. You can find the originals here and here. It was also posted on Thought Catalog, which you […]
Invisible in Modern Society: Why I Don’t Pay Attention to Pop Culture
by: Khai Devon Pretty much any time anyone mentions a movie—any movie—that someone from my generation should have seen, I have to admit that I haven’t seen it. I’ve seen […]
Strangers in a Strange Land: My Story of Solidarity with Latino Immigrants
by: Mariann Devlin When I’m not struggling to find a job as a writer, I work as a server at a neighborhood restaurant. Most of the people in the “back,” […]
Not Taylor Swift: Eight Tracks for Your Poly Mixtape
by: David Chastity You know what’s kind of annoying about being polyamorous? Love songs. Way too many love songs are all about “you’re my one and only, I will always […]
