The Musical Talmud: Economic Themes in “Mine” by Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift on social mobility, private property, and rebellion of maintaining the status quo.
Taylor Swift on social mobility, private property, and rebellion of maintaining the status quo.
in which I try to make sense of Wario dancing to Michael Jackson, anime dancers, and an accordion-playing Boba Fett in the Big Apple.
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Analyzing Michael Jackson’s rehabilitated image through the upcoming video game “Michael Jackson: The Experience”
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Princess Peach is not my lover. She’s just the girl who thinks that I am the one.
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Has the IMDb Top 250 list’s bias towards newer movies increased over the past two years?
Forget Bieber Fever. Let’s talk about Yellow Fever.
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A deep dive into the epic (?) cover art of “Bat Out Of Hell”
The Overthinkers tackle the re-release of Avatar, its implications for the future of 3D movies, and the Tila Tequila incident at the Gathering of the Juggalos.
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Coincidence? You be the judge.
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Is “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” a vision into our all-video-game-all-the-time future?
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