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The world is ending, or at least parts of it are, depending on who you listen to. Without assault rifles and white bread, what…Read More +
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I did not have an especially exciting time at university, so I sometimes resent anyone who did; hence my slavering over any scandals concerning…Read More +
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Justified
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In the first of a series on the evolution of TV, Justin digs through the DNA of the Cop Show. Standards are slipping, am I…Read More +
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Utopia Girls
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Art Basel
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Given how early and how aggressively retailers put out their Christmas product it’s nothing short of a Christmas miracle that the studios don’t go…Read More +
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