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Writer/Ed. Music, film, books. String bass, bass guitar, horn. Husband, dad. Bylines: Jazziz, Relix, JazzTimes, Wash Post. Past: Billboard, Variety, DownBeat, St. Pete Times. Jazz Journ. Assoc. Florida Film Critics Circle. Hemingway Society. Culturepop.net
How humane presidents respond to the death of a beloved American film artist. Contrast and compare with Felon 47’s vile, odious remarks.
December 16, 2025 at 1:05 PM
How humane presidents respond to the death of a beloved American film artist. Contrast and compare with Felon 47’s vile, odious remarks.
Meanwhile at the House of Clowns in D.C., the chief jester & bottle washer offers the kindest, most thoughtful words to soothe those reeling from the Brown University shooting that left 2 dead.
“Things can happen,” Mr. Empathy says, struggling to keep his eyes open, his Adderall finally wearing off
“Things can happen,” Mr. Empathy says, struggling to keep his eyes open, his Adderall finally wearing off
December 15, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Meanwhile at the House of Clowns in D.C., the chief jester & bottle washer offers the kindest, most thoughtful words to soothe those reeling from the Brown University shooting that left 2 dead.
“Things can happen,” Mr. Empathy says, struggling to keep his eyes open, his Adderall finally wearing off
“Things can happen,” Mr. Empathy says, struggling to keep his eyes open, his Adderall finally wearing off
Two of the year’s most accomplished and most provocative films — “Bugonia” and “It Was Just an Accident” — center on the kidnapping of perceived malevolent figures whose respective true identities remain in question until the films’ disturbing conclusions.
December 10, 2025 at 7:28 AM
Two of the year’s most accomplished and most provocative films — “Bugonia” and “It Was Just an Accident” — center on the kidnapping of perceived malevolent figures whose respective true identities remain in question until the films’ disturbing conclusions.
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November 19, 2025 at 3:27 AM
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November 11, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Sociopaths say the darndest things.
November 10, 2025 at 6:25 PM
Sociopaths say the darndest things.
“Stream-of-consciousness colonoscopy” is how I initially misread the subhed on a friend’s review of the new “Die My Love.”
Which shall now serve as my nickel review of the Jennifer Lawrence-Robert Pattinson drama.
I just wanted the thing to end.
Is it over yet?
Which shall now serve as my nickel review of the Jennifer Lawrence-Robert Pattinson drama.
I just wanted the thing to end.
Is it over yet?
November 10, 2025 at 2:45 AM
“Stream-of-consciousness colonoscopy” is how I initially misread the subhed on a friend’s review of the new “Die My Love.”
Which shall now serve as my nickel review of the Jennifer Lawrence-Robert Pattinson drama.
I just wanted the thing to end.
Is it over yet?
Which shall now serve as my nickel review of the Jennifer Lawrence-Robert Pattinson drama.
I just wanted the thing to end.
Is it over yet?
I haven’t given up yet!
November 8, 2025 at 3:42 PM
I haven’t given up yet!