Return is a somber war-at-home pic that examines post-traumatic stress from the unraveling perspective of a military mom.
Kelli (Linda Cardellini) is a National Guard supply specialist, who returns from a deployment abroad to a Rust Belt overrun with boarded-up plants, vacant lots, and miles of white pickets, piercing the air like tiny wooden swords. Continue reading
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(Welcome to week 10 of the Friday Afternoon Serial. If you haven’t had an
opportunity to read Chapters 1-9, we highly recommend doing so before delving forward into Chapter Ten. Otherwise, enjoy. Pass it on. After the jump, guess who’s back?) Continue reading
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(Welcome to week nine of the Friday Afternoon Serial. If you haven’t 
had an opportunity to read Chapters 1-8, we highly recommend doing so before delving forward into Chapter Nine. Otherwise, enjoy. Pass it on. After the jump, it’s time for a confession.) Continue reading
(Welcome to week eight of the Friday Afternoon Serial. If you haven’t had an opportunity to read Chapters 1-7, we highly recommend doing so before delving forward into Chapter Eight. Otherwise, enjoy. Pass it on. After the jump, Bobby Lee boards a train bound for New York City to meet up with an old friend.) Continue reading
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“Sometimes I think I see things [other people] don’t.”
So says Norman Foster, whose iconic structures have redefined the very boundaries of modern architecture. Foster, who is now in his mid-70s, helped spearhead the Post-Formalist movement back in the early 80s and 90s, and he continues to be a guiding force today. Much like Ieoh Ming Pei and Vincent Scully before him, Foster views free-standing structures as a progressive reflection of the time and space they inhabit – cultural totems that are much more indicative of where a civilization is headed than where it has been. Continue reading
“Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)” by the Rolling Stones
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