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Review: Jeremiah Terminator LeRoy
Justin Kelly’s cinematic retelling of the J.T. LeRoy scandal is the second film I’ve watched in a span of 24 hours about a true-life literary hoax. The day before I watched Marielle Heller’s Can You Ever Forgive Me?, which was … Continue reading
Best albums 2019
Whether due to the ravages of age or encroaching apathy (itself a ravage of age), I found it more difficult this year to retain much familiarity with music I listened to. When I started reviewing the year in mid-November in … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Thief, Control Top, Danny Brown, Dua Saleh, Elaha Soroor, Kefaya, Liz lawrence, Michaela Anne, Nilufer Yanya, The Comet Is Coming, Weyes Blood
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November 2015 albums
Here are the album reviews I wrote for the November issue of EL Magazine, which was distributed in Tokyo on Oct. 25. Music Complete -New Order (Mute/Traffic) Honeymoon -Lana Del Rey (Interscope/Universal) Though Peter Hook was a founding member of … Continue reading
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Tagged !!!, Amy Helm, Disclosure, Fever the Ghost, Gabrielle Aplin, Janet Jackson, Julia Holter, Lana Del Rey, New Order, Shemekia Copeland, Shinedown
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BIFF Day 1
I arrived in Busan for the film festival earlier than I usually do. Delta has stopped direct flights from Narita to Busan, and their daily round trip arrived at Gimhae Airport in the evening. I booked on Busan Air, which … Continue reading
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BIFF Oct. 10
I finally got a chance to see a movie in the new cinema center. Actually, I think the multiplex theaters are better quality, at least in terms of movie-watching: the screens are larger and the seats more comfortable. This one … Continue reading
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Media Mix, Aug. 21, 2011
Here’s this week’s Media Mix, which is about the controversy over remarks that actor Sosuke Takaoka made several weeks ago regarding South Korean TV dramas. A good deal of the column refers to an article in Shukan Post that outlines … Continue reading
