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By thecollective From Anarchist Developments in Cultural Studies (ADCS) Vol. 2024 No. 1 (2024): Anarchism and Film: New Perspectives This special edition of Anarchist Developments in Cultural Studies takes on an ambitious endeavour: to showcase new contributions to the field of Film Studies. Until recently there has been […]
Sponsored by Brandeis University Press Susan Neiman Fanon the Universalist Adam Shatz argues in his new biography of Frantz Fanon that the supposed patron saint of political violence was instead a visionary of a radical universalism that rejected racial essentialism and colonialism. Ruth Margalit The Best Time of […]
In our May 23 issue, Joanna Biggs reviews Madonna: A Rebel Life by Mary Gabriel (whose previous biography, Ninth Street Women, took as its subject five female abstract expressionist painters in the midcentury). The essay opens at a Madonna concert Biggs attended as a child, where she experienced “the bubbly joy of dancing […]
Trending story May 18, 2024 Zac Brown sues his estranged wife for violating a confidentiality agreement, seeks restraining order Country music artist Zac Brown has filed a lawsuit against his estranged wife after she shared an Instagram post that he claims has damaged his reputation, according to the […]
PM Edition May 18, 2024 TRENDING NOW Brawl erupts during Tennessee high school graduation after a student throws up gang signs Zac Brown sues his estranged wife for violating a confidentiality agreement, seeks restraining order MORE STORIES THAT MATTER Former teacher gets lengthy federal prison sentence for taking […]
Episode 175 with Anthony Fantano Krystal Kyle & Friends May 18, 2024 ∙ Paid Anthony Fantano is breaking down the beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar on this week’s episode of KK&F. Where did it start? What keeps everybody tuning in? Who’s winning? We get into all of […]
PM Edition May 17, 2024 TRENDING NOW Kansas City ‘apologies’ for doxxing star kicker Butker over Catholic beliefs — but that’s not enough for the Missouri AG Free Samourai: The deep state’s attack on Bitcoin MORE STORIES THAT MATTER Blaze News original: 19 nauseating times cowardly thugs ganged […]
Even a famously ‘dystopian’ sci-fi film seems better than our Woke present. John Arcto Mar 03, 2024 Blade Runner (1982) is one of my all time favourite films. Basically inventing the Cyberpunk genre, it continues to present one of the most aesthetically unique depictions of a futuristic society […]
Thoughts on the life and death of Steve Albini Luke Dodson May 16, 2024 It no longer comes as too much of a surprise to hear of a sudden celebrity death, what with all the climate change that’s been happening since 2021, but the recent news that Steve […]
What doing The Artists Way for the second time helped me finally see Kirsten Powers May 15, 2024 I have a lot of writer friends, and many of them swear by Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity. I had read it years ago and loved it, but I didn’t […]
“The perfume of Baudelaire’s infernal flowers still wafts off the page, as powerful a deliriant as ever, 167 years on.” —Mark Dery, 4Columns FLOWERS OF EVIL Charles Baudelaire Translated from the French by George Dillon and Edna St. Vincent Millay Charles Baudelaire invented modern poetry, and Flowers of Evil has […]
PM Edition May 15, 2024 TRENDING NOW KJP accidentally says the ‘quiet part out loud’ when asked easy question about Trump’s trial: ‘At least they’re being honest’ Blaze News investigates: Adult high school senior in Ohio attended class, track events even after he was charged with raping 9-year-old […]
AM Edition May 15, 2024 TRENDING NOW Kansas City Chiefs star kicker goes scorched-earth in anti-PC graduation speech: ‘Truth is in the minority’ Wednesday Western: ‘True Grit’ (1969) Food shortages are coming. Don’t be caught unprepared. CLICK HERE Sponsored MORE STORIES THAT MATTER From ruin to recovery: Can […]
Localism is an antidote to internationalist avant-gardism. But what would localist art look like? Possibly strange, wonderful and awful. Alexander Adams May 14, 2024 [Edward Lafferty, Neptune and Nymphs Astride Sea Mammals (1972), acrylic on board, 27.5” x 34.5”] Say you want to counter a trend which is […]
Caitlin Johnstone May 13, 2024 There’s currently an online auction of a number of my original oil paintings, many of which have featured on the cover of JOHNSTONE magazine. The proceeds from two of them will go to UNRWA and the Assange Defence Fund. Free delivery on all […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Dodcast Dodcast #63: Jasun Horsley an… 0:00 1:58:00 Dodcast #63: Jasun Horsley and Adam Ormes Autists vs Psychopaths in the World of Big Mother Luke Dodson, Jasun Horsley, and Coincidentia Oppositorum May 12 READ IN APP Jasun Horsley and Adam Ormes […]
Sponsored by Hadar Two thirds of the way into Peter C. Baker’s review of a recent translation of The Wall, a 1963 postapocalyptic novel by Marlen Haushofer, he arrives at a series of questions that underlie mysteries, science fiction, and, implicitly, literature as a whole: “Why write? Why describe your life […]
The thrilling new film in the iconic sci-fi franchise portrays our blind trust in whiteness — and neglects to challenge it. By Candice Frederick May 10, 2024, 05:45 AM EDT Director Wes Ball’s new “Planet of the Apes” film seems to have a whole lot to say about the […]
by David Herod of Tooky’s Mag Tooky’s Mag May 10, 2024 David Herod of Tooky’s Mag provides an in-depth analysis of Dan Baltic’s bestselling dissident novel NUTCRANKR. When life itself seems lunatic, who knows where madness lies? Perhaps to be too practical is madness. To surrender dreams — […]
View in browser The Dishcast with Andrew Sull… Adam Moss On The Artistic Pro… 0:00 1:25:27 Adam Moss On The Artistic Process The legendary editor writes his first book. Andrew Sullivan May 10 ∙ Paid READ IN APP Adam is the best magazine editor of my generation, […]
AM Edition May 8, 2024 TRENDING NOW Trump’s team moves for mistrial over Stormy Daniels’ testimony: ‘Way different than the story she was peddling in 2016’ Hate binds a bizarre coalition of contradictory leftist forces Demand for silver exceeds supply. Nothing could be more bullish. Click here for […]
PM Edition May 7, 2024 TRENDING NOW ‘Woke Jesus’ from Babylon Bee says to turn the other cheek, except for Republicans: ‘Feel free to punch them in the face’ Blaze News investigates: Long before COVID, Merck allegedly lied about mumps vaccine in MMR II MORE STORIES THAT MATTER […]
Somewhere round about, as I write about her and you read about her, Hilary Mantel is present…. I imagine her raised eyebrow, her incredulous laugh, as she looks over my shoulder at the computer screen. For the Review’s May 23 issue, Clair Wills writes about Hilary Mantel’s life and […]
AM Edition May 6, 2024 TRENDING NOW Scientists keep finding ‘heavenly pits’ in China that are teeming with life and long lost DNA ‘Psychological gentrification’ is muddling the American mind Christian gold company defies industry’s retirement fearmongering through prayer and biblical hope Sponsored MORE STORIES THAT MATTER VW […]
Trending story May 05, 2024 ‘SNL’ tackles pro-Palestine campus protests: ‘I’ll tell you what ain’t free: Columbia’ “Saturday Night Live” addressed the pro-Palestine protests happening at college campuses across the country. The comedy skit show focused on the perspective of the parents paying exorbitant tuition for their children […]
Robert Stark Apr 30, 2024 Robert Stark is interviewed by Matt Pegas and his co-host Evan, as a simulcast for their Strange Flows podcast. Topics: –Colin Wilson’s study of consciousness -Robert’s art, Substack writings, and novels -Mark Fisher’s Capitalist Realism –Robert’s case for Theosophy -Robert’s mystical experience at […]
Trending story April 25, 2024 Jerry Seinfeld’s Pop-Tarts movie will feature a January 6 parody, but he’s convinced the movie industry is dead anyway Jerry Seinfeld’s movie about breakfast treat Pop-Tarts was revealed to feature a scene reminiscent of January 6, 2021.The scene in the breakfast-food-centric movie “Unfrosted” […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Eurosiberia Podcast #12: Richard Wilson Constantin von Hoffmeister Apr 24 READ IN APP Richard Wilson and Constantin von Hoffmeister talk about Wilson’s experience as an American actor in the Russian film industry, life in Russia vs life in the West, Russian […]
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WEB VERSION April 22, 2024 A Cosmopolitan Modernism The first time the Metropolitan Museum of Art devoted an exhibition to the vibrant history of Harlem was in 1969. “The show was meant to signal the institution’s commitment to civil rights and the Black political struggle and to bring […]
PM Edition April 22, 2024 TRENDING NOW Disgraced Democratic mega-donor Sam Bankman-Fried agrees to flip on Tom Brady and other celebrity FTX promoters ‘Australian censorship commissar’ orders X to globally remove video of Islamic terror attack on Christian bishop MORE STORIES THAT MATTER New ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ […]
Sponsored by Georgetown University Global Dialogues The British painter and art historian Julian Bell is a longtime contributor to The New York Review of Books. In our May 9, 2024, issue—the Art Issue—he writes about the American painter Nicole Eisenman’s first major museum exhibition, which surveys nearly four decades of […]
The Real-Time Deepfake Romance Scams Have Arrived Matt Burgess Watch how smooth-talking scammers known as “Yahoo Boys” use widely available face-swapping tech to carry out elaborate romance scams. READ Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’ Plays Both Sides David Gilbert “Civil War” is a big and loud and visually arresting […]
This year alone, the Cut has published 51 articles on Taylor Swift. To be fair, she’s had a big year: It started with her on-field smooch with Travis Kelce (wearing her friend Gigi Hadid’s brand, Guest in Residence); she boosted local GDPs on her record-breaking Eras Tour and […]
Sponsored by University of California Press Our May 9 issue—the Art Issue—is now online, with Julian Bell on Nicole Eisenman’s extravaganzas, David Shulman on Israel’s break with reality, Ingrid D. Rowland on Canova’s magnificent marbles, Darryl Pinckney on the abundance and eclecticism of the Harlem Renaissance, Marina Harss on […]
by Sietze Bosman Sietze Bosman Apr 17, 2024 Sietze Bosman delves into the underbelly of the Eurovision contest, where sinister forces in entertainment conspire to mold Europe’s cultural landscape with their grotesque visions of art and identity. Deep within the bowels of the modern machine of entertainment, the […]
Sponsored by Hauser & Wirth A dispatch from our Art Editor, Leanne Shapton, on the art and illustrations in the Review’s April 18 issue. This art newsletter comes from my kitchen island, where I paused to paint some tulip studies before picking my daughter up from the bus […]
Few public figures have been as successful at reshaping their own narrative — or seem to have had as much fun doing it — as Sean Combs. It’s not that we thought his hands were clean — the club shooting that sent Shyne to prison, the assault on […]
What might America’s future national holiday calendar look like? A trip around the calendar with new NPR chief Katherine Maher, current world champ of unintentional comedy, offers a clue Matt Taibbi Apr 16, 2024 Titania McMaher. Katherine Maher, the new head of NPR, was a minor character in […]
From Freedom News UK Last June, about fifty people gathered in the Eberhardt Press print shop in Portland, Oregon, to meet with legendary American activist Ben Morea and view a pop-up exhibition of his paintings. Morea was one of the founders of the anarchist affinity group Black Mask […]
For years, there’s been a mystery inside the New York Philharmonic. Two male musicians — a trumpet player and the orchestra’s principal oboe — were fired in 2018 for unspecified misconduct. Then, in 2020, with little public explanation, they were reinstated. Today, for the first time, New York […]
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When money comes marching home again Hurrah, hurrah! We’ll give it a hearty welcome then! Hurrah, hurrah! The men shall be my property If they don’t work, then I’ll shoot their knees And we’ll all feel great when money comes marching home! Anarchy and my RPG Hurrah, hurrah! […]
by Chōkōdō Shujin Chōkōdō Shujin Apr 09, 2024 Chōkōdō Shujin challenges the prevailing norms of mediocrity in art and literature, advocating transcendence beyond the “humane” to reclaim the soul of artistic ambition and creativity. The artist is sovereign. However, a work of art is, on the one hand, […]
WEB VERSION April 8, 2024 The Last Man Larry David is the last of a kind in many ways: As Daniel Bessner writes, he is part of the last generation of TV creators to become rich from syndication (namely from Seinfeld) and one of the last “of a […]
April 05, 2024 | Read Online Younger generations are torn over inheriting boomer heirlooms. Here are 4 helpful tips. The generational divide on this front is a big one, but there are better and worse ways to navigate it. As the baby boomer generation reaches their […]
Sponsored by MUBI I’ve had the pleasure of working with the artist Henning Wagenbreth for a few decades now, having been introduced to his work through a group of German illustrators and designers who had moved to New York in the 1990s. There was a small apartment in […]
When I first came to New York Magazine more than a decade ago, I thought of the task of editing as mostly shepherding and curating the ideas of others. It was New York‘s famed editor Adam Moss who made me see editing itself as a creative pursuit. Adam […]
Brenda Wineapple Stifled Rage Louisa May Alcott worked obsessively to become a successful writer, which meant that despite her gift for tart observation she often retreated into homilies and platitudes. Colin Grant The Jeopardy Is the Juice Colson Whitehead’s latest novel, Crook Manifesto, depicts its characters’ perilous navigation of […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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