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New Orleans composer/musician Aurora Nealand splits her time between bandleading for her traditional ragtime band and making inventive, political art-pop as a solo artist.
Z follows the Fitzgeralds through their bumpy marriage, their flapper-artist lifestyle, and party after party after party.
Today we’re reading about Melissa McCarthy, Hamilton, and abortion.
Alana Massey’s debut collection holds a mirror to our celebrity obsessions and our hesitations toward women making art about themselves.
Anyone who has seen Lemonade can tell you that Beyoncé is fond of bending symbols to her will.
I’ll try not to let my hearty anti-Patriots fervor affect this playlist of music from the regions participating in the Super Bowl this weekend.
Today we’re reading about The OA, South Park, and Steve Bannon.
So glad yet horrified that pop culture prepared me for these terrible, horrible, no-good, very-bad, troubled dystopian horror times!
In a postfactual world, the question of how to report, broadcast, and process news is more pressing than ever.
The punk band’s frontwoman Rachel Ratner taught herself guitar solos from Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins songs as a teen.
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