Though the narrative is heady and sometimes ill-structured, Gould’s blunt, conversational style and her narrator’s clear observations, unburdened by sentiment, carry the book forward with entertaining rapport.
“Making a Door Less Open” is the indie rock band’s tenth studio album, and a testament to the band’s propensity for musical innovation and burning lyricism.
Undocumented people need not be “heroes” for their stories to be important, valid, and, above all, told.
“Dear April” and “Cayendo” are thoughtful and dreamy enough to gratify us until the long-awaited third album comes out.
Perfume Genius’ music blazes with compassion and defiance in equal measure. Listening to his latest album will, without question, set your heart on fire. Immediately.
Don’t ask me what I’m even doing here, she says. My life is a series of real-life Wikipedia spirals. Just keep looking up related readings.
Too many roads lead to Disney, and not all of them seem paved with gold.
What concessions have to be made to bestow the title of “feminist” upon his films or, alternatively, to take it away?
