New York Times critic AO Scott is all boo-hoo waaaa grrl power
Do you imagine that anyone — any single person — will accuse Scott of dragging feminism into everything?
AO Scott
I found the worst thing about Twilight (and other adventures in social networking)
Stuff my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
if Shakespeare wrote about the modern English royal family (and other adventures in social networking)
What my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
even Variety thinks critics should be objective (and other adventures in social networking)
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Samuel L. Jackson is not as cool as I thought he was (and other adventures in social networking)
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question of the day: Has the Academy just made it too difficult for documentaries to qualify for the Oscars?
Should the critics at The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times be the gatekeepers for an awards organization they aren’t members of?
question of the day: Why do most Americans tune out the rest of the world’s pop culture?
I’ve been astonished when I’ve traveled outside the U.S. how easily ordinary, mainstream, comparatively unadventurous consumers of media are able to digest the output of cultures beyond their own. The majority Americans seem unable or unwilling to do that. But why?
looks like ‘The New York Times’ A.O. Scott is a nasty feminazi
He really should get back in the kitchen, where he belongs, and make me a sandwich, and learn when to just shut the fuck up if he knows what’s good for him…
what he said: A.O. Scott in ‘The New York Times’…
…about the Internet upheaval over Inception: If I had to issue a one-sentence manifesto for film criticism, it would be this: Any movie worth seeing is worth arguing about, and any movie worth arguing about is worth seeing. It really is as simple as that.
