Photo Credit: Vice IN NETFLIX’S streaming roster there’s a 2006 documentary called Crossing the Line, which explores the lives of American deserters who joined North Korea’s regime during the peak of Continue reading
Photo Credit: The New York Times THE NARCO-WARS of today have begun to see the big screen. Oliver Stone’s recent release Savages sets itself inside the designer dope game, where special strains Continue reading
I WROTE HERE briefly about Frank Ocean’s improbable rise from the ranks of obscurity to quick stardom on the strength of his debut alternative R&B mixtape Nostalgia Ultra, his odd circumstance of Continue reading
DOING THIS six years late, particularly after these recent remarks*, reminds me (somewhat) of, how as a condition of certain behavioral treatments and recovery from addiction, people attempt to rectify Continue reading
Photo Credit: The Daily Record IN 2010′s WAITING FOR “SUPERMAN,” a documentary focusing an examining lens on our failing national public school system, there was a new sociological perspective concerning Continue reading
IT WAS one of the seminal defining moments of Mad Men and the mysterious Don Draper’s story; a candid look into the character’s genius and history at-once, and this particular Okey-in-the-Big-City marketing genuis’s Continue reading
Photo Credit: Facebook (of Nicholas Kristof) THE NEW YORK TIMES, “The Grey Lady,” as it has become known as the established and serious paper of record *, hasn’t seen much challenge over Continue reading
Photo Credit: 1,000 Destructions THEMED Tumblrs have truly changed the way the Internet interacts within a circle of insiders; it’s the one thing that the brain trust behind Google+ has realized and Continue reading
