Author: Martin Schneider

Anyone who is looking to celebrate Halloween but insists on being totally “Kosmisch” (cosmic) about it, there’s a curious release that you’ve got to hear…

Guiding Light holds the record for the longest run of any soap opera. It debuted in 1952 as a narrative doled out in 15-minute increments…

I don’t exactly understand how Iron Man became the dominant superhero of our era, but the truth is, Spider-Man’s the greatest character that the Marvel…

Right now Channel 4 in the U.K. is running Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams–U.S. viewers will be able to see it once it gets on…

Early on in the most recent episode of HBO’s The Deuce, which is set in New York City in 1971, Vince Martino (one of the…

But Now by God, it ROARS! You might remember the name Tom Neely for his whimsical tribute to punk rock’s most famous gay couple, Glenn…

It’s difficult to tell which lyric in Velvet Underground’s “Venus in Furs,” off of the band’s debut album The Velvet Underground & Nico, so causes…

Wiley Wallace‘s meticulous canvases depict a peculiar universe in which fantastical things happen, usually in nature with kids involved. They suggest an unholy mashup of…

When you ponder improbable destinies for high school chemistry teachers, it’s likely that almost everyone reading this would instantly think of Walter White, who went…

The strongest period for American film starts with Bonnie and Clyde or The Graduate, which both came out in 1967, and, in my opinion, ends,…