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Chip and Chase
### PROLOGUE
Once Upon a Time in Hong Kong Cinema: Watching Stephen Chow, Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Michelle Yeoh, Jet Li, Maggie Cheung, and the Watermelon Monster
I enjoyed reading R. Emmet Sweeney’s “The Mad Genius of Stephen Chow,” a 2020 essay that he has resurrected for Substackian purposes; indeed I might have read it six years ago, as well. This passage gave me pause:
George Harrison: L’Angelo Misterio
George Harrison would have turned 83 today. I wrote this obituary for The Village Voice on December 4, 2001, under the headline “The Man Who Wasn’t There”:
Thirteen Ways of Looking at the U.S.A.-Canada Men’s Hockey Final
1. There is something poetic, symbolic, about Jack Hughes losing some teeth, taking a penalty (also a high-stick), then scoring the OT gold-medal-winning goal in yesterday’s USA vs. Canada hockey Olympic finals.
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