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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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How to Survive in South Central (England)
Welcome to the second half of our impromptu series, Let’s Go England, Sleeveen!
That is, an NYC-based recovering hipster’s impressions of a late-August visit to that sceptered isle. Made as the U.S. slid further into its own Madness of Ki...
The View
A scan of a print of a photo I took with a Canon point-and-shoot. Washington Square, September 11, 2001.
Two months ago, a musician friend of mine and budding social-media influencer posed a get-to-know-you challenge to his followers:...
London Bye Ta-Ta*
“Where to start exploring London for the first time, a city of roughly 10 million people with its endlessly diverse and trendsetting culture?” So begins the fold-out travel package of today’s NYT, which goes on to mention Buckingham Pa...
The Queen Is Dead
Like most people who admired her from afar, I was surprised and really sad to learn about the passing of singer Cassandra Wilson yesterday, one week after another vocal giant, Dolly Parton, passed away, just ten years older.
None of this...
Sound Off
“Pop-country megastar [Shania Twain] is still thrilling young audiences and influencing a new generation of musicians,” quoth the NYT Magazine: William Hogarth’s “The Enraged Musician,” re-engraved by Thomas Cook, published 1812.
I sp...
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