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Cooking Up a FussChannel Crossings[12 October 2006] by Raphaël Costambeys-KempczynskiThe arrival of the celebrity TV chef is parallel to the rise of the techno DJ: both feed upon our hedonistic fin-de-siècle desires. The rave scene gave us mass love-ins driven by repetitive beats and illicit substances. The chefs do it by teaching us how to knock up cordon bleu dishes in only 20 minutes between the moment we get home from work and the moment we head out again to get blotto.
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Me, Myself & BBCi: Who's Watching WhomRaphaël Costambeys-Kempczynski19.Aug.08 The extensive use of mirrors in the Big Brother house behind which many of the cameras are hidden means that when the contestants hear the voice of authority, it is their own reflexion that they see back. 
Re-make/Re-Model and the Becoming of Bryan FerryRaphaël Costambeys-Kempczynski19.Jun.08 Roxy Music positioned themselves as postmodern: boundary blurring, self-reflexive, both serious in an art rock vein and playful in a glam rock vein. 
1977: The Year Decency Died - Part IIRaphaël Costambeys-Kempczynski10.Apr.08 If punk’s message was ‘destroy’, then inevitably wrapped up in its own scream of existence was its dying breath. No sooner was 1977 declared the year of punk than the death of punk was in the cards.
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aaaaaaaah Monsieur Raphael Costambeys-Kempczynski.... notre prof de “Traduction journalistique"… Qui aurait cru?! The Dr of pop!
C’est marrant comme cet article m’en rappelle un autre étudié en cours.
J’ai bien aimé l’article concernant les graffitis dans le métro parisien. Dommage qu’on ne l’ait pas étudié ce semestre.
Comment by Sakr Nermine from France — November 13, 2006 @ 9:50 am