"I want to make music that I want to listen to, music that I enjoy, so when I’m making it, the energy just comes naturally because it’s the energy that comes when you’re just doing something that you wanna do and you make something you’re really happy with.
Read More"Forget the beggars in the street or the needs of charity programs—this is a good idea to wrestle with exclusively in the realm of aesthetic contemplation.
Read More"Ultimately, whether one identifies with Maggie Gyllenhaal or the James Franco of your choice—not to mention the cops and pimps—the real question this show asks is, who we are as sexual beings?
Read More“There’s a little secret that all of us expats here share, which is that people back there [in the U.S.] especially want to hear the fantasy version of Paris."
Read MoreMont Bistro replaced the Belle Époque-inspired decor of its predecessor with oblong hexagonal tables meant to fit together, with "conceptual ashtrays" and painted wick chairs.
Happy End does a better job juxtaposing its mediocrity against its aspirations than it purports to do between haute-bourgeois Calais and its hellish refugee camp.
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