Allow me to issue a Parallel–Mothers-inspired correction to last week’s plea for more offspring-rejection in the arts:
Continue reading “Clarification”
Allow me to issue a Parallel–Mothers-inspired correction to last week’s plea for more offspring-rejection in the arts:
Continue reading “Clarification”
As Knicks fans flooded out of Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night, their chants could be heard ringing through the rafters after a triumphant defeat of the Indiana Pacers.
Continue reading “A Rallying Cry (A Crying Rally?)”
In this house, BCC isn’t an email acronym.
Continue reading “BCC”
Maybe there’s some credence to the theory that nostalgia kicks in roughly two decades later:
Continue reading “‘Member the Aughts”
George Saunders and I share the belief that how people engage with art can serve as a template for how to engage with life.
Continue reading “Darwin Award”
The easiest way for a celebrity to worm their way into my heart forever?
Continue reading “Something Wondrous This Way Comes”
A topic I’ve been meaning to return to: when a non-English language movie decides not to subtitle what otherwise can’t be understood.
Continue reading “Lost and Found in Translation”
The latest FYCD:
Continue reading “FYCD2”
Because I’m a fan of nuance, allow me to complicate my recent treatises on my preferred brand of art.
Continue reading “All Work and No Frame Makes Steven a Dull Boy”
Remember when I wrote about the uselessness of subjective declarations of artistic taste?
Continue reading “Useless”