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Tuesday Musics: “All Women Are Bitches,” Fifth Column, 1992
by Carl Wilson All excited to go see Kevin Hegge’s documentary He Said Boom (that’s a great interview about it) on Toronto queercore/riotgrrrl-goddamnothers Fifth Column tonight in Hot Docs in Toronto. Was looking for the mid-8os zine/7″ flavour, but didn’t feel … Continue reading
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Tuesday Musics: Les Mouches, “Carload of Whatever”
Les Mouches was Owen Pallett‘s band before Final Fantasy, and is (sometimes and in a very different sense) his band now after Final Fantasy. The other flies in this ointment are Matt Smith (guitar, stuff) and Rob Gordon (drums, stuff). … Continue reading
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How Should a Person Be, Teenager Hamlet and Don’t Go to School: MFA, Oct. 14, 2010
by Carl Wilson
To adapt to your life being sampled may be a 21st-century necessity. Continue reading
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Tea With Chris: Everyday Tastes
Tea With Chris is a roundup of recommended links, posted every Friday. Here are a few of our favourite things from the Internet this week: Chris: Margaux is still swamped, so it’s two for Tea today. This telling chart of … Continue reading
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Little Boxes #16
(from Superfuckers #3, by James Kochalka, 2006)
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Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song (1971) – directed by and starring Melvin Van Peebles
by Margaux Williamson
(I had rented Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song and Twilight #2 at the video store. My friend Carl Wilson called just as Twilight #2 ended to see if I wanted to watch a movie. So Carl and I watched Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song. Neither of us had seen it before. We asked each other a lot of questions about the plot throughout the movie. If you get the DVD, don’t miss “The Making of…” documentary. Melvin Van Peebles is a pretty easy man to listen to. )
A young black orphan is taken in by a lot of black women in an arty brothel… or a sexy art performance space [...] Continue reading
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