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RP Boo, Anysia Kym, DJ Ess and more helped end the year with a bang. Last Thursday night, crowds gathered on the checkered dancefloor of Paragon in Bushwick for Pitchfork’s Year in Music party. With DJ sets from Pitchfork’s Mano Sundaresan and Alphonse Pierre, New York multi-hyphenate Anysia Kym, Chicago footwork pioneer RP Boo, Houston remixer DJ Ess, and junglists Dazegxd and Intimacy Simulator, the night captured the eclectic, genre-bending nature of dance music in 2024. Plus, pop duo NEW YORK gave a captivating live performance on the dancefloor. Special thanks to Pitchfork for helping curate the event. Special shout-out…

The federal old-age programs, Social Security and Medicare, are going bust. The latest trustees reports show the Social Security trust fund running out of money in 10 years and the Medicare hospital insurance trust fund running out in 11. With federal debt growing even as a share of GDP, and interest on that debt rising, Congress has shown every indication of being willing to drive us off the cliff. The federal government is now paying over $10,000 per person every year on interest alone (Figure 1). Figure 1: Real Interest Payments on Federal Debt, in Thousands of 2017 Dollars Per…

Salmon salad alpukat adalah salah satu pilihan makanan sehat yang memadukan rasa segar dari alpukat dengan kelembutan salmon. Hidangan ini tidak hanya menggugah selera tetapi juga penuh dengan nutrisi yang penting untuk tubuh. Dengan bahan-bahan sederhana dan langkah penyajian yang mudah, salmon salad alpukat menjadi favorit bagi mereka yang ingin menjaga pola makan sehat tanpa mengorbankan rasa. Artikel ini akan membahas sejarah bahan utama, manfaat kesehatan, proses pembuatan, variasi modern, hingga tips menyajikan salmon salad alpukat dengan sempurna. Sejarah Penggunaan Salmon dan Alpukat Salmon dan alpukat telah lama menjadi bahan utama dalam berbagai tradisi kuliner di dunia. Salmon, yang kaya…

Continuing on. I’d like to see how it looks when we do a pull-quote from whatever interview we are talking about. Something to engage the viewers. Welcome back. After a lot of thought and discussion, we’ve decided to take it back to the roots. No more posting everything that’s dropping. We’re going to focus on […]

Happy Friday and we have a ton of releases for you today including some really big names like Teddy Swim, Kane Brown, Eric Clapton and The Weeknd to name a few. There is nothing really for me this week…I might tryout Larkin Poe’s new one but that is probably it. Let me know what you want to hear this week or what we may have missed. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you all have a great weekend.

After much anticipation and after becoming one of Netflix’s most-watched series ever, Season two of “The Night Agent” is finally here. Despite its popularity, season one left more to be desired. With its mediocre plot and lackluster performances, the series emulated the popcorn flicks of recent days, an entertaining show lacking any specific artistic merit. Thankfully, Season two is a severe upgrade. Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso), who, after saving the President of the United States in season one, is finally a Night Agent. He and his new partner, Alice (Brittany Snow), trek through the streets of Thailand before it quickly…

Aicelle Santos in a scene from Pepe Diokno’s film ‘Isang Himala’ (Photo: Kapitol Films, UXS, 2024). This year’s Metro Manila Film Festival boasts of a lineup of films that—finally—have begun focusing on quality as much as commercial value. While it has received criticisms over the years for fielding in entries that cater to the moviegoing masses, critical acclaim be damned; the past few years have seen the festival slowly regaining its footing. The films this year range from family dramas and your standard Filipino thrillers, to dramedies and musicals. Below, I write a few thoughts on Pepe Diokno‘s musical-drama film,…

Brady Corbet: ‘It’s a fucking film’ About Little White Lies Little White Lies was established in 2005 as a bi-monthly print magazine committed to championing great movies and the talented people who make them. Combining cutting-edge design, illustration and journalism, we’ve been described as being “at the vanguard of the independent publishing movement.” Our reviews feature a unique tripartite ranking system that captures the different aspects of the movie-going experience. We believe in Truth & Movies. Editorial Design

Good morning! The Oscar nominations are officially in the books, and thanks to a very game Bowen Yang and Rachel Sennott doing the announcements, it seems the nominees even had their names pronounced correctly. As always, there were surprises both good and bad; that’s the way it goes when ten thousand people collectively vote based on their taste (or based on who they sipped champagne with at a campaign event). Some of the unfortunate omissions were known long in advance, as when Jon Batiste’s kinetic original score for “Saturday Night” didn’t even make the Shortlist last month. (Also pour one…

All the celebrities spotted at the Australian Open 2025