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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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Dirty words, dirtier deeds
No time for (Mulberry Street, New York City. c. 1900, Detroit Publishing Co.)
I’ve lived in New York City for 32 years and now believe it contains two types of people. One type will be walking down the street when someone within earsh...
I got something that tells me what it's all about
Looking into the abyss as the abyss looks back: Jonah Hill as Seth, flanked by (l-r) Christopher Mintz-Plasse’s Fogel and Michael Cera’s Evan.
Consider this a follow up to my last post, which was first published at the nervous dawn of...
Oh, Boy
To commemorate Father’s Day, here’s a re-up of a piece from the dawn of the Trump Age. Sending it out to any new or imminent dads who have complicated feelings about raising a son in these United States. (Trigger warnings: Gen-X anomie, app...
The Angry Red Planet
Why was it so hard to see this for what it is? The imagery isn’t exactly subtle.
Maybe because for a while it looked so much like something else: America’s split-screen tale of two cities as it played throughout the weekend. The Knick...
Loud and Very Enthusiastic
“It was mostly tears”: Spectacle Gratis, Avant Scene, Joseph-Louis Hippolyte Bellange (early to mid-19th century)
We amateur quantum physicists know to study Knicks games in the NBA Finals. It’s not about fandom. It’s not even about s...
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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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