How naive my first article of this column — talking about the “few long, lonely weeks” of quarantine — seems now. It looks like it’s going to be a long, anxious summer, and I intend to spend it watching weird little movies that I normally don’t have time for. In this column, I will highlight [...]
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As we all settle in for a few long, lonely weeks, it’s difficult to find something to help pass the time. For those hard at work on a new literary masterpiece — ignore this. For the rest of us, here are a few movie recommendations that go beyond “Outbreak” and “Pandemic.” This is the first [...]
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Few movies have wormed their way into the American subconscious the way Francis Ford Coppola’s “Apocalypse Now” (1979) has. The movie has been discussed, quoted and parodied to no end, and its seemingly endless number of new cuts (which are matched only by the “Blade Runner” editions in plurality and pointlessness) keep it in the [...]
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Courtesy of IKEA If there is one thing that Virgil Abloh knows how to build, it’s hype. The modern-day Renaissance man, fashion designer and artist has built his career off of his clout, gaining massive notoriety for his designs that tend to sell out in minutes and resell for impressively marked-up prices. The High Museum [...]
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Courtesy of Netflix Note: This article contains spoilers of "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie." An additional note from the A&E Editor: Unbeknownst to me "El Camino" and "The Breaking Bad Movie" are the same thing. Please enjoy these to reviews of "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie." Rhett's Review: It is no easy task [...]
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