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The Suicide of the Movie Industry

You know how something will be going well for one company, so then all the other companies decide they should get in on it, too? No, I’m not talking about banks ignoring the signs surrounding the collapse of the housing bubbl...

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The LGBTA Ally Team Meeting

Team, sit down. You may have noticed that I sent all the queer folk out of the room to go play with the box of puppies I brought in today. That’s because we need to have a chat about being an ally to the community. No, don’...

by Colleen O'Connor

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In Playing Conventional Politics, Mitt Romney is Alone

There’s long been a chasm between both the behavior and politics of Mitt Romney and the Republican’s “flavor of the week,” to quote Herman Cain. But while past short-time front runners like Rick Perry and Michele Bachma...

by Trevor Christian

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Video for Class Actress’ Weekend

Retro tunes coupled with a suggestive, voyeuristic video? Sounds nostalgic as fuck — just the way I like it. Check out the video for Class Actress’, “Weekend.” Make sure also to give a listen to the rest...

by Chris Priore

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Don’t Move by Phantogram

Phantogram, a trippy electro-pop duo hailing from Saratoga Springs, New York, continues to release songs featuring whispery vocals and whirling guitars, firmly rooted in electro-pop tradition. ”Don’t Move“ d...

by Chris Priore

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King Krule, Portrait in Black and Blue

Raw vocals, personal lyrics and a London drawl accompany King Krule’s single, “Portrait in Black and Blue,” off of his forthcoming self-titled EP. If Americans’ anglophilic hobby is any marker, expect to...

by Chris Priore

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