Author: Elizabeth Nelson
In case you missed it, over at Pitchfork I wrote about the new vinyl reissue of John Prine's wonderful 2005 LP Fair & Square. He was the funniest, most humane.
Lawyers Guns & Money favorites the Drive-By Truckers' Southern Rock Opera turned twenty (20!) on 9/11/2021. Patterson Hood's account of the crazy, inspired thought process behind this novelistic masterpiece is.
William Corrin As an individual who has spent the past two decades working in the field of education policy, I know too well how diabolical and difficult a problem it.
Thomas Boswell, a towering figure in sports journalism for decades, is retiring today from his job as a Washington Post columnist. Summarizing his legacy is a task better suited to.
I think you know why I’m writing -- it’s Clint Eastwood’s birthday! Happy Birthday legendary American-weirdo filmmaker!! Your preoccupations with jazz and war and covered bridges have defined seventy years.
Here's two big ways to win big if you are looking for some solid music content: For those of you who like new-old things, I reviewed the new Joe Strummer.
In case you missed it, over at The Ringer, I wrote about the 50th Anniversary of Carole King's Tapestry. One of my favorite albums and a towering landmark of radical.
As a longtime contributor to The Ringer and Cinema Scope, and author of 2018’s indispensable Coen Brothers omnibus This Book Really Ties the Films Together, Adam Nayman has a well-earned.