Pages tagged “issue 35”

Black Lips

Serving up “food that pleases” since 1929, Atlanta’s Majestic Diner feels like Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks come to life, only with hung-over hipsters taking the place of Hopper’s fedora-clad ’40s cats...  read more

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Dusted Off: Pack of Two

Knapp was an exceptional journalist and essayist, and her writing dug into the roots of a neurosis that plagued her. By putting herself on display, she showed us much more about ourselves and the society that shapes us...  read more

Found in: Books, Reviews

KT Tunstall: Expect The Unexpected

There’s not a lot of room to maneuver in this small New York bagel shop—just one dinky table and a couple of barstools by the window. But even the most mundane surroundings can host the unexpected when Scottish tunesmith KT Tunstall is around...  read more

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Emergent: Goran Dukic

Most people are afraid to say the word “suicide” in polite company, not to mention making a film that engages the subject directly. But first-time feature filmmaker Goran Dukic had no reservations about adapting Etgar Keret’s novella Kneller’s Happy Campers—the story of...  read more

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Aesop Rock: None Shall Pass

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Ultimately, what Bavitz is doing here amounts to nothing less than an offhanded attempt to save hip-hop from itself...  read more

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Raul Midón: A World Within a World

There’s an ongoing tug of war throughout Raul Midón’s sophomore album...  read more

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Feast of Love

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While this is a love story, with all the activities entailed therein...  read more

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Protagonist

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I’ve only seen one of Jessica Yu’s previous films, the disappointing Henry Darger documentary...  read more

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The Nines

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As a feature directorial debut, The Nines is sharper than I’d expect...  read more

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The New Pornographers: Challengers

For its part, Challengers stands out as a particularly strong...  read more

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