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Chris NorrisSly culture critique from Chris Norris—Spin, New York, NYer, NYT Mag, Film Comment, Rolling Stone, co-author RZA’s The Tao of Wu. Flashbacks, jumpcuts, cheap heat.
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It's so groovy, it's outta sight
Through a screen darkly: (l-r) drummer Mike Bordin and vocalist Mike Patton, in Faith No More’s music video for “Epic,” the future of rock for about 10 minutes.
I come to exhume 1990, not to bury it. And I’m not talking about “the ’9...
Escapism that isn't
Our hero: Susan Hayward’s Sister Sage, burdened with the one superpower that’s worse than gills, super-intelligence. (Prime Video)
It’s a shame that so many of us have been too distracted by the stream of cartoonish malevolence, corru...
The Apocalypse Is Coming—But Don’t Worry!
Prophets of AI doom/chill: Artificial Intelligence talking heads (clockwise from upper left) Connor Leahy, Tristan Harris, Aza Raskin, Arvind Narayanan
This article initially appeared April 12 on Playboy.com
At some point in the last...
God Got Involved
Ringo, I’m gonna share with you the Combat Search and Rescue Prayer: Samuel Jackson’s Hegseth inspo Jules Whitfield in Pulp Fiction (MIRAMAX)
Readers of this newsletter know how much I admire the manly squint and bulging oratory of on...
Nobody Beats the Riz
Alpha male or baffled meerkat?: Riz Ahmed. (Getty Images)
This piece initially appeared April 2 on Playboy.com.
For the past 15-odd years, the actor and rapper Riz Ahmed has been infiltrating popular culture like a covert operative:...
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New York City-based critic, journalist, author. The NYer, New York, NYT Mag, Rolling Stone, Film Comment, SPIN, NPR's "All Things Considered," et al) Co-author Tao of Wu with RZA (no, I don't have his digits).
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