At the Sofaplex 22/01/20
The Tragedy of Macbeth (R) Denzel Washington, Frances McDormand. Joel Coen directs and adapts this Shakespeare play starring Brendan Gleeson, […]
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Film Reviews / Pop
Books / Pop
Out of Office, The Big Problem and Bigger Promise of Working from Home, by Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Petersen
Out of Office, The Big Problem and Bigger Promise of Working from Home, by Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Petersen […]
Albums / Pop
Album Reviews 22/01/20
Bird Friend, Carolyn Know (self-released) Fans of folk revivalists like Karen Dalton and Jackson C. Frank, Manchester local Geoff Himsel […]
Books / Pop
Sweat, A History of Exercise, by Bill Hayes
Sweat, A History of Exercise, by Bill Hayes (Bloomsbury, 221 pages) Every time a new study comes out about the […]
Albums / Pop
Album Reviews 22/01/13
Pussy Riot, Rage Remixes (self-released) These Russian protest-punk girls should be no strangers to your cultural head space, given that […]
Books / Pop
How To Live Like a Monk, Medieval Wisdom for Modern Life, by Daniele Cybulskie
How To Live Like a Monk, Medieval Wisdom for Modern Life, by Daniele Cybulskie (Abbeville Press, 175 pages) When modernity […]
Albums / Pop
Album Reviews 22/01/06
Mild Orange, Colourise (self-released) By now you’ve probably noticed a growing preference in this column for dream-pop and chamber-pop. Those […]
Books / Pop
These Precious Days, by Ann Patchett
These Precious Days, by Ann Patchett (Harper, 320 pages) The Ann Patchett craze somehow eluded me, although I know people […]
Albums / Pop
Album Reviews 21/12/30
Reptaliens, Multiverse (self-released) The first album from this Portland, Oregon-based husband-and-wife synthpop duo was 2017’s FM-2030, named after the famous […]
Books / Cover Stories / Pop
Powder Days, by Heather Hansman
Powder Days, by Heather Hansman (Hanover Square Press, 264 pages) Heather Hansman learned to love skiing in New England, even […]
