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On Calvin and Hobbes and the Trouble with Nostalgia
Many write about remembering things, few write about remembering. Thanks.
Posted on June 30, 2011 at 5:18 pm
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On 20 Years Later, Looking Back at the Twisted Genius of Ren and Stimpy
In the words of Cher from "Clueless": "They're way existential."
Posted on June 13, 2011 at 3:25 pm
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On Errol Morris's High Life Man and the Changing Idea of Masculinity
"(And what kind of crossover vehicle does he drive when he’s not on that motorcycle?)" His other car is a horse, of course. Do you think there might also be a shift in the causality of these commercials? For example, I can't be the Old Spice man, but I can be LIKE him if I use his body wash. Put simply, using the product magically transforms me. However, High Life makes no such promises–you're either a man or you're not and no amount of High Life can change that.