The Warmth of Other Suns exhibit-by Skip KaltenheuserTwo Washington exhibits, terrifyingly timely for the stark options before us, demand attention from the recently returned 116th Congress. The Warmth of Other Suns, an exploration of the plight of migrants and refugees, at the Phillips Collection, departs Sept. 22nd. The David H.
In the second part of our discussion (following Combat Obscura), Henri, Keagan and I talked about the 1989 Oliver Stone...
In the second part of our discussion (following Combat Obscura), Henri, Keagan and I talked about the 1989 Oliver Stone...
On June 28, the New York Times published an article by Bari Weiss that wasn’t moronic.
(TMU) — Though few of us like to discuss death, it is an inevitability that will one day claim us all. For this reason, there should be no shame in contemplating various methods of burial. In fact, you may even find yourself delighted by some of the newer post-death options. Not only can your loved […]
The Billboard Top 10 didn't look even vaguely familiar to me this week. "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus is #1. Post Malone has the #2 and #3 song, #3 with Swae Lee. Ariana Grande has the #4 slot with "7 Rings." Halsey's "Without Me" is #5. The Jonas Brothers was basically a commercial concoction of Disney's for little children in 2005 and are now grown adults with little children of their own-- and a big hit, "Sucker" (#6). "Dancing With A Stranger" by Sam Smith and Normani is #7; and... remember Halsey back at #5?
Special for Dissident Voice and LA Progressive, part of National Poetry Month, 2019
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I return to Lynch with this indepth min-documentary analysis in classic Esoteric Hollywood style of Mulholland Drive. If you’ve read my world famous analyses of the Lynch canon, you’ll enjoy this take on the academy award nominated 2001 film. Is it about occult Hollywood? Brainwashing? Find out and be sure to grab a signed copy of my best-selling book Esoteric Hollywood at my site Jays Analysis.
Simple communitarian spirit, tied to serendipitous moment listening to this artist a month ago talking about climate change, tide-pools and new earth emerging. His name is Bill Kucha, 74, originally from Cleveland. He was trained as a classic artist in Boston, BU, and he married at 18, had a child, and ended up on his walkabout single again.
