Malick, agraduate of Harvard’s philosophy department, featured similarly philosophical conventions and naturalistic cinematography in his earlier works likeBadlands andDays of Heaven. ButThe Tree of Life manifests these devices in amore experiential capacity by infiltrating the senses of the viewer. Lubezki’s camera takes an almost POV angle to its surroundings, and places just as much importance
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Sublime are officially back in album mode for the first time in nearly three decades. The Long Beach ska-punk icons will release Until the Sun Explodes on June 12 via Atlantic Records, marking their first full-length project with Jakob Nowell — son of late frontman Bradley Nowell — stepping into the lead role. If the
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Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is in effect through Tuesday, March 31st. While AirPods are a popular item (see our guide here), the online giant is also offering major discounts on premium noise-canceling headphones from Sony, Bose, and Beats. Prime members get faster shipping on their new headphones and access to exclusive deals. New subscribers can
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Marble Home is often described through its songwriting, but one of its more compelling qualities is how embodied it feels. Old Sap doesn’t just write these songs—he performs them in a way that suggests physical presence, as if each track is happening in real time rather than being carefully assembled. Produced by Josh Goforth, the
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Police in Dallas, Texas, arrested 25-year-old Joseph Whiteside at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday morning for using spray paint and chalk to restore one of the city’s recently erased rainbow crosswalks. Police charged him with a misdemeanor, but arrested him due to unrelated, outstanding misdemeanor warrants, The Dallas Voice reported. The publication hailed Whiteside as a “hero.”
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Mumford & Sons and the Strokes will headline the next edtion of the Sea.Hear.Now festival, which will take place Sept. 20-21 on the beach in Asbury Park, N.J. Also near the top of the bill are the Offspring, Goo Goo Dolls, Fontaines D.C., the War on Drugs, Moby, Chaka Khan, Pixies, the All-American Rejects, Ziggy
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Louise Erdrich is one of the GOATs. She’s published dozens of books, ranging from novels to poetry to children’s stories. Her new collection of short stories Python’s Kiss is out today from Harper. We were thrilled to have her drop by the Book Riot Podcast for a conversation about this book and where it sits
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No film critic was ever going to have high hopes forReminders of Him, the latest adaptation in the Colleen Hoover cinematic universe, where disconcertingly attractive people in middle America find themselves in ludicrously complex ethical dilemmas that only work to make them horny and upset. However, one must try to reserve judgment until after viewing
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In what should be an uncontroversial act, Rachel Accurso — better known as the Children’s creator Ms. Rachel — is fighting for the wellbeing of kids. Specifically, she’s taking action in an attempt to close the Dilley Immigration Processing Center in South Texas, where ICE has detained children and their families. In a new interview
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