Lenny Bruce and Dustin Hoffman Still Challenge Comedy Rules
Lenny Bruce and Dustin Hoffman collide in Bob Fosse’s haunting film Lenny, now returning in 4K Ultra HD from Criterion with renewed cultural relevance.
Author: Tony M.
Pet Sounds 60th Anniversary Celebrates a Pop Masterpiece
Pet Sounds returns for its 60th anniversary with deluxe vinyl, session rarities, and audiophile editions celebrating The Beach Boys’ groundbreaking classic.
Rebellious: The Story of Keith Haring in 12 Pictures
Keith Haring comes alive in Rebellious, a vivid biography exploring his groundbreaking art, activism, and enduring legacy through twelve iconic works.
Marlon Brando’s 1973 TV Stand Against Hollywood
Marlon Brando stunned viewers on The Dick Cavett Show in 1973 with a passionate defense of Native Americans and a blistering attack on Hollywood stereotypes.
Michel Rabagliati’s Paul Returns in a Nostalgic Montreal Journey
Michel Rabagliati’s Paul: Y a d'la joie delivers a heartfelt Montreal stroll through memory, aging, grief, and the beauty of ordinary Quebec life.
The Strange Cartoon Crossover of Magoo Meets Boing Boing
Here is one of the weirdest animated crossovers ever attempted, and somehow it still works in that wonderfully chaotic UPA kind of way. Magoo Meets Boing Boing threw together two completely different cartoon worlds by pairing the bumbling, near-sighted Mr. Magoo with the sound-effect-spouting Gerald McBoing-Boing in one strange little experiment that feels both desperate […]
How Queen Created Bohemian Rhapsody’s Epic Sound
Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen remains one of the most ambitious songs ever recorded, built from opera, hard rock, and layered vocals using groundbreaking studio techniques.
Jeff Bridges Narrates In The Company of Wolves: An American Journey
In The Company of Wolves: An American Journey, starring Jeff Bridges, explores wolves, American history, folklore, and conservation in a powerful new documentary.
Deep Purple Promise a Heavy Return With Splat!
Deep Purple return with their heaviest album in years, Splat!, bringing back the spirit and energy of their classic 1970s sound.
Twister’s Weird 1966 Origin and Rise to Fame
Twister game history begins with Reyn Guyer and a failed 1966 launch before exploding into fame after The Tonight Show appearance that changed everything.
Wizard of Oz Got Tornado Science Totally Wrong
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz used “cyclone” instead of tornado, sparking a real complaint from U.S. Weather Bureau chief Willis L. Moore.
Robyn Hitchcock’s Stranded in the Future
Robyn Hitchcock’s Stranded in the Future traces his 1970s creative rise, blending obsession, myth, Syd Barrett echoes, and the birth of the Soft Boys.