featured artist: princess one point five
One of the first things you are likely to notice about Sarah Jane Wentzki is that she is quite short. I would rarely start an article about someone’s low centre of gravity (at least, not one that wasn’t pertaining to height generally), except that the ‘One Point Five’ in her band name pertains to just [...]
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Love me, love my ugly. The case for bad fashion.
It might seem extreme to think of clothing as a relationship barometer. But there are some instances when a book’s cover is the only way to judge. Far from being a benign and superficial part of life, fashion can be a far truer expression of your happiness than anything you’d whisper to your girlfriends over [...]
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love out loud: how to be friends with your ex
1. Let shit go. No matter whether you break up on good or bad terms, there is almost always some residue from a relationship that is never going to be fully resolved. Let it go. It’s over.
2. Be on the same page. In all technicality, if one of you sees the friendship as a deviated [...]
album review: princess one point five, what doesn’t kill you
I hadn’t heard of Princess One Point Five until I started researching the band for this piece. I know, I know, I’m an ignorant American. But honestly, as someone who makes a concerted effort to keep abreast on new, good music, I can’t believe I’d never really listened to P1.5 before. Light Facebook investigation revealed [...]
film review: when you’re strange
According to Hollywood legend, when auditioning for the role of Jim Morrison in what would become the 1991 film The Doors, Val Kilmer presented director Oliver Stone with a tape of several Doors tracks. He told Stone that half of the tracks were the originals and half were Kilmer singing over the instrumental master track, [...]
film review: the kids are all right
Melissa Wellham reviews ‘The Kids Are All Right,’ and finds it to be wonderfully, horribly human.
film review: the special relationship
Courtney Dawson reviews ‘The Special Relationship,’ an “interesting depiction of a short-lived political friendship.”
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