Tag Archives: New Yorker

Analogous

Posted on December 14, 2011 by

SFJ wrote this thing in the New Yorker about Drake and Take Care. Some nice points, and some nice writing (some day, soon, I will write about Take Care, probably), but he also tried to say that Drake : Lil … Continue reading →

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Greetings from Planet Weezy

Posted on October 24, 2010 by

Let’s talk about Lil Wayne.     I finally got around to watching The Carter a few days ago, which is purportedly a documentary about Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., but is nothing so much as just wall-to-wall quotes for your Facebook whitebox. … Continue reading →

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What a job this is

Posted on October 10, 2010 by

As evinced by the earlier post, my love for Katy Perry was a somewhat recent revelation.     But part of this sudden change of heart, I think, is my recent realization that, for these female pop stars, you can … Continue reading →

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Making a living is hard, making life is easy

Posted on June 9, 2010 by

So, I’m finally going to write the post that actually made me get a blog, because I had all these (now outdated) thoughts that I desperately needed to share. I read Ross Douthat’s column in the Times about fertility treatments, … Continue reading →

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