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Thursday, June 7 2007

Occupy, Resist, and Produce

By revealing the intricate links that connect the personal with the political, The Take deftly reminds us how our psychic geography is intimately shaped by our socio-economic landscape.

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Friday, October 8 2004

The Take (2004) - PopMatters Film Review )

In our imperfect world, the role of political leaders remains decisive.

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Features

Futurism Becomes Retro-Futurism: An Interview with Steven Wilson

Sword of Sorcery, A Retrospective

Columns

In Defense Of…: In Defense Of ... New Orleans Gospel Music

Blogs

Mixed Media: Honeymoon - "Sure Stuck" (stream)

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Moving Pixels: The Creation of Need for Next-Gen Consoles

Music

Shining: One One One

The Fall: Re-Mit

Sam Amidon: Bright Sunny South

Thirty Seconds to Mars: Love Lust Faith + Dreams

Blind Melon: Blind Melon (Expanded Edition)

Justin Ancheta: Plant

Mark de Clive-Lowe & the Rotterdam Jazz Orchestra: Take the Space Trane

Film

'The Hangover: Part III': Enough Already

DVDs

There's More Than a Touch of Irony In 'Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters'

Quirky and Endlessly Romantic: 'A Fine Romance: The Complete Collection'

'Nova: Earth From Space' Brings Visual Flair to Cutting-Edge Science

Books

'How to Fake a Moon Landing' Re-Examines Attitudes and Beliefs About Science

When Sex Doesn't Mitigate Death: 'Wrecked'

Comics

'How to Fake a Moon Landing' Re-Examines Attitudes and Beliefs About Science

'Arrested Development' Season 4 Trailer & Banana Stand Pics (Mixed Media)
We Aren't the Mods and Other Sorry Tales of a Fashion Slave (Columns)
From Thinking Steaks to TITANic Mistakes: The 'Star Trek' Films They Almost Made (Features)
Daft Punk: Random Access Memories (Reviews)
'Star Trek Into Darkness' and the Wrath of Fanboys Being Khaned (Short Ends and Leader)
Vampire Weekend: Modern Vampires of the City (Reviews)
Have Fun: A Tribute to Diana Ross, Nile Rodgers, and the CHIC Groove of 'diana' (Parts 1-4) (Features)
'Spring Breakers', 'Pain & Gain' and Postmodern Folly at the Movies (Columns)
The National: Trouble Will Find Me (Reviews)
How Do Film Adaptations of Books, Such As 'The Great Gatsby', Affect an Author's Literary Status? (Columns)
Democracy of Sound: Music Piracy and the Remaking of American Copyright in the Twentieth Century (Features)
R.E.M.: Green (25th Anniversary Edition) (Reviews)
PR, Paramount, and the 'Star Trek' Disaster (Short Ends and Leader)
Dead Island: Riptide (Reviews)
Rod Stewart: Time (Reviews)
Primal Scream: More Light (Reviews)
An Open Letter to J. J. Abrams: 'Star Wars' Ain't 'Star Trek' (Short Ends and Leader)
Latitudes and Longitudes of Darkness: Four Remarkable 2013 Black Metal Albums (Columns)
Christopher Guest Does TV with HBO's 'Family Tree' (Reviews)
Re: Purpose: Is Summer 2013 a High Noon for the Superhero Movie? (Features)

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