Author: Martin Schneider Archives: 06/2016

Here’s a priceless bit of business from the irreplaceable Jordan Peele. In May of 1988 James Brown was arrested in Aiken County, South Carolina, on…

Nope, not Bette Davis, an ass-kicking woman in her own right. This is about Betty Davis, born Betty Mabry, who married and divorced none other…

There were three main ways I learned about Spider-Man as a child. The first was his wordless appearances on The Electric Company. Then as a…

It’s a quote almost as delicious as Nigel Tufnel’s “This one goes to 11” from This Is Spinal Tap–and maybe it’s not a coincidence that…

David Lynch is like our nation’s super-fun, super-weird uncle, and it’s high time that he decided to get involved with a music festival. To his…

We may not like to admit it, but we are fascinated by the physical anomalies that were once paraded around by circuses–people to which the…

On a recent episode of WTF, Marc Maron had an expansive chat with the renowned comix artist Daniel Clowes, the mind responsible for Eightball, Ghost…

“All the music that you will hear has been chosen by Johnny Rotten and is from his personal collection.” Thus begins a singular trip down…

Young with costar Rutger Hauer, who played the replicant Roy Batty Blade Runner was released in the late June of 1982, where it had great…

A team of developers named Gatys, Ecker, and Bethge recently developed an implementation of a technique known as a “style transfer,” which involves taking a…