40 Years of F*in’ Up Review: NOFX Takes Its Last Bow Loudly**
Punk documentaries have a weakness for canonization, the slow embalming of sweat into legacy. 40 Years ...
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Read moreDetailsLeonard Bernstein’s cigarette-rough voice carries Douglas Tirola’s film before any orchestra has time to swell. It ...
Read moreDetailsMiley Cyrus sings “Best of Both Worlds” like someone returning to a room she once escaped ...
Read moreDetailsCountry stardom is filmed here as a labor of polish: the hat angled right, the bell ...
Read moreDetailsReunion is the least interesting word in Bao Nguyen’s BTS: The Return, which is good news ...
Read moreDetailsBilly Idol’s great trick was making danger look like a haircut. The sneer, the leather, the ...
Read moreDetailsChaiken cuts the Lunachicks like a band that never learned to enter a room quietly. The ...
Read moreDetailsPeter Asher looks almost amused by the improbability of his own résumé. Daniel Geller and Dayna ...
Read moreDetailsA prison yard packed far past human scale becomes a recording booth, a marketplace, a stage, ...
Read moreDetailsGregg Allman: The Music of My Soul, James Keach's ninety-six-minute documentary, opening in theaters June 17, ...
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