London | Portrait Of A Restaurant In Lockdown
by liz&max haarala hamilton
On March 20th Boris Johnson ordered all pubs and Restaurants to close due to the unfolding Covid 19 crisis. This along with the... Read More...
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Normal life on pause: Covid-19 in Catalonia
The coronavirus was distant and moving in slow motion, above all it was distant.
Josie Pace | Giant Electronic Mess
When Josie Pace enters Public House, a hip neighborhood joint in Ferndale, renown for spinning full sides of vinyl along with its artful menu, all eyes look her... Read More...
Sun Ra and Me | “It’s After the End of the World, Don’t You Know That Yet?”
I have enough Sun Ra. Or at least that’s what I told myself immediately before buying Sun Ra’s “Monorails and Satellites, Works for Solo Piano, Vols. 1, 2, 3,... Read More...
Catalonia, A Long Claim for Democracy to Achieve Independence
2.28 million people voted and the result was 92% in favour of the question: "Do you want Catalonia to become an independent state in the form of a republic?".
We Are Not Alone With Emily Infinity
Alien contactee discusses anomalies in Antarctica, Super Soldiers, and her Detroit Disclosure Conference
German Reunification and the Memories of a Cold War Soldier
By Shayne Daley
I arrived in the Federal Republic of Germany (more commonly referred to as West Germany) at the height of the Cold War in April 1988. Mikhail G... Read More...
BOO! | Luke Jaden Drops A Feature
By the time you read this article, 22 year old director Luke Jaden will have screened the World Premiere of his debut feature film BOO!
The Reign of Detroit Jazz and the Glorious Graystone Ballroom
Before Techno, video games, comic books, and rock and roll drove the youth of America to illicit sex and juvenile delinquency, jazz was the corrupter of the young. It was new. It was dangerous. Parents didn’t understand.
Jack Kirby: The Monolithic Vision and Plight of Marvel’s Most Iconic Creator
Crowned “The King of Comics” Jack Kirby was one of the medium’s major innovators and much of today’s pop culture-driven landscape is in complete debt to his gargantuan body of work.
The Horrific Life of Addison Binek
For 99 episodes Addison has been sharing his critique of cinematic schlock in a format that best resembles Siskel & Ebert At the Movies meets Mystery Science Theatre.
Orwell: The Wild Man
By Andrea Chalupa
“If you look into your mind, which are you, Don Quixote or Sancho Panza? Almost certainly you are both. There is one part of you that wish... Read More...