What Robert Mueller and Pickle Rick Have in Common

A film like Sorry To Bother You is always going to get more attention than a film like Black Girl. One is new, relatively mainstream with bankable actors, and in color. The other is none of those things. Sembene never had the sort of name recognition--or distribution for that matter--that a filmmake...

I think I'm somewhere between the people here who really liked it and the review that FM New Dark Age posted. Midsommar is impeccably produced and acted and all that but Ari Aster is not great at building tension. This bit from the review articulates exactly my problem with this and Hereditary (alth...

New song and video. Described by Erica thusly, I had a dream that I was served Brian Wilson s face at a restaurant and it tasted good and I woke thinking that I had to write about the doomed facade of the American dream 'cos the famous beach boy couldn t swim and Dennis drowned but that idea has bee...

MJongo wrote:Qualified for an in-person audition later this month. Both excited and terrified about itMissed this before: Congrats and Salut FM MJongo! Break a leg!

Clyde wrote:Clyde wrote:Here's a super-dorky little Jeopardy min-game the missus and I play: when the Final Jeopardy category is announced just before the commercial break we try to guess what the answer (or question, I guess) is going to be based on only that information. For example, let's say the...

Andrew. wrote:Clyde wrote:On the other hand, Sara Nelson is good as hell as more and more seems to becoming the face of the labor movement. She's charismatic, militant, and apologetically left. She has a shot of being the next head of the AFL-CIO, which is the kind of shot in the arm it needs.Here's...

Paul Krassner

Guys, we got him.

On the other hand, Sara Nelson is good as hell as more and more seems to becoming the face of the labor movement. She's charismatic, militant, and unapologetically left. She has a shot of being the next head of the AFL-CIO, which is the kind of shot in the arm it needs.Here's a speech she gave to th...