In Retrospect: ‘Columbus’ reflects upon Kogonada’s delicate ode to architecture and those who long...
Kogonada invites us to find solace through his gently moving story about architecture, friendship and belonging in his film, “Columbus.” Released in 2017, the...
The Top 10 narrative feature films of 2022
10. “Avatar: The Way Of Water”
James Cameron delivers yet again another action-packed, spectacle-fueled adventure, surpassing the already staggering technical prowess of the first installment....
In Retrospect: ‘Heaux Tales’ is an exemplary concept album in contemporary music
After a slew of record breaking songs: "Bust Your Windows" (2008), "Need U Bad" (2008), "Holding You Down (Goin' in Circles)" (2010) "Let it...
In Retrospect: George A. Romero: The good, the bad and the (living) dead
This article contains spoilers for George A. Romero’s “Night of the Living Dead,” “Dawn of the Dead,” “Day of the Dead” and parts of...
In Retrospect – The Lion King: Disney’s Magnum Opus
Let me paint you a picture of three monumental events that occurred in the warm summer month of June 1994. June 15: Walt Disney...
In Retrospect: Blade Runner
Canonical cinema rarely gets much richer than Ridley Scott’s 1982 film “Blade Runner.” Of course, by “Blade Runner” I refer to the “Final Cut,”...
In Retrospect: Yoko Ono is a fucking genius
To the reader: I understand, you are rolling your eyes at the prospect of having to respect a musician as universally written off as...
In Retrospect – A Series of Unfortunate Events
Dear Reader,
If you have begun reading this, then that could only mean that you have arrived at the Arts & Entertainment section of The...
In Retrospect: In Memoriam of John Berger
Public intellectuals are a thing of the past and in some sense reached their heyday in the ‘60s. The days when intellectuals such as...
In Memoriam: Leonard Cohen 1934-2016
This month augured two tragedies on the world stage: One, the election of Donald Trump as president of the United States and two, the...