I don't know you. I don't know your work. But I think you are a genius. And I am never wrong about that.
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Martin Short in "The Big Picture" (1989) (Columbia Pictures)
Sunday - November 06, 2016 Sun - 11/06/16
rantnrave:// Sharing something true to you and from the heart is the fastest way to clean out the haters who don't want a discussion. I ranted and raved enough in this morning's special and admittedly biased edition. So, some random thoughts: Had some chest pains yesterday that scared me so I emailed the doctor. The first question? "Is the election giving you any anxiety?" Smart question and may be the reason. I self-medicated... Most of you know I think KANYE WEST is a true genius. Hearing raves about his new stage... "Cubs World Series celebration ranks as 7th largest gathering in human history"... "Uncle Jason, do you remember a cartoon called Scooby-Doo from the olden days?" - My 9-year-old nephew Robbie. Little f***er. But I love him... Our first REDEF MediaORIGINAL back in 2014 was about the movie business. Here is the 3-part series... I always wondered about the difference between SPLENDA, EQUAL, SWEET’N LOW, and sugar... There's one thing, and one thing only, that HILLARY CLINTON, DONALD TRUMP, GARY JOHNSON and JILL Stein all want: your vote. In a divided UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, that vote is one of the few things everyone has in common. It is "that right, by which we exist as a free people," in the words of ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Here's why you should use yours on Nov. 8. REDEF MediaSET: "Voting Matters"... Enjoy your Sunday. Hug someone. Look them in the eye. Have a conversation. That is all.
- Jason Hirschhorn, curator
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Vanity Fair
The Devil and Father Amorth: Witnessing 'the Vatican Exorcist' at Work
by William Friedkin
When he made his 1973 classic, "The Exorcist," William Friedkin had never seen an exorcism. For decades he wondered how close he had come to reality. So, last May, he followed “the Dean of Exorcists” as he fought to expel Satan from an Italian woman.
Pressthink
Speaking truth to audience power
by Jay Rosen
Something happened yesterday that has never happened to me in 30 years of writing press criticism. I want to tell you about it.
Resident Advisor
The art of DJing: Patrick Russell
by Will Lynch
With an uncompromising style forged in Detroit's rave heyday, Russell's spent the past two decades in relative obscurity, but now that's starting to change. Will Lynch talks shop with the ascendent selector.
The Guardian
Smashing the Silicon Valley patriarchy: anti-Lean In strategy puts onus on men
by Zoë Corbyn
Instead of pressuring women in the tech industry to solve sexism, this feminist activist is teaching men how to stop biased behavior.
Bleacher Report
Is the Premier League's Mega TV Bubble at Risk of Collapse?
by Tim Collins
Up and up and up and up they've gone, numbers spiralling beyond comprehension. Seemingly detached from the realities of other industries for so long, Premier League football has become the boom component of the entertainment sector. Its cash has piled up relentlessly year after year. For those involved, it's as though there's been no ceiling.
Jacobin
Building the House of Breitbart
by Matthew Phelan
How Breitbart News rose on the darkest of money to hijack the conservative media -- and how liberals helped them do it.
MTV News
Black Vine: The Oral History Of A Six-Second Movement
by Doreen St. Félix
As told by six of Vine's biggest stars, including Jay Versace, Khadi Don, Yung Poppy, and more.
Variety
How Do We Hold Our Cable News Organizations Accountable?
by Sonia Saraiya
It hasn’t been a banner week for 24-hour TV news. We’re four days out from the election, but the three cable news networks appear more compromised, in terms of their journalistic integr…
Vice
The Death of Thailand's King Is Turning the Country's Fashion Industry Black
by Dorian Geiger
Within the Thai economy, the fashion industry has been heavily affected by the country's mourning ritual of wearing black clothing to honor the late king. Demand for black threads is so high that brands are suffering while street vendors are cashing in.
Foreign Policy
From Now On, Let’s Hold Intelligence Briefings After the Election
by Stephen Slick
Presidential candidates no longer need, and often do not want, classified intelligence information at this phase in the election cycle.
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The Ringer
Loved to Death: How Instagram Is Destroying Our Natural Wonders
by Molly Mchugh
Geotagging shows us where we are, no matter the destination. But the more we discover (and the more photos we take), the more we ruin.
The Daily Beast
William Eggleston: The Father of Modern Color Photography
by Malcolm Jones
The acclaimed pioneer in color photography has been teaching us how to see the world his way for decades, and once you fall under his spell, it’s for keeps.
Pacific Standard
'When We Treat Individuals or Entire Countries Like Victims, We Disempower Them'
by Deni Ellis Béchard
Activist and author Shannon Galpin discusses rape, empowerment, and how she managed to get the women of Afghanistan cycling.
Dissent Magazine
When Slaveholders Controlled the Government
by Timothy Shenk and Matthew Karp
An interview with Matthew Karp about his book, "This Vast Southern Empire," and the international politics of American slavery.
Rolling Stone
How David Stern's NBA Dress Code Changed Men's Fashion
by Zack Graham
Dwyane Wade, LeBron James and Russell Westbrook have helped evolve players style in the years after David Stern instituted the NBA's dress code.
Charlie Rose
Tommy Hilfiger on 'Charlie Rose'
by Charlie Rose and Tommy Hilfiger
Fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger introduces his book, “American Dreamer: My Life in Fashion and Business.”
Pacific Standard
An Interview With the Founder of PolitiFact, During a Season of Distorted Reality
by Michael Schulson
Has fact-checking been rendered obsolete by the post-fact carnival of American electoral politics? Bill Adair says: not yet.
TechCrunch
Intellectual property strategies for startups
by Benjamin Lehberger
Intellectual property protection is an important consideration for most startups. Obtaining intellectual property protection, such as patents, can minimize..
Columbia Journalism Review
Firing journalists won’t save the media
by Lee Siegel
Dear Media Movers and Shakers, In the great tradition of American journalism, I thought that I would try, as pretentious as this sounds, and if you will forgive the cliche, to speak truth to power. That used to mean telling it like it is to the politicians, financiers and business people who dominate society.
Vulture
From 'Veep' to 'Scandal,' How TV Foreshadowed the Presidential Election
by Jen Chaney
During the many long -- so, so long -- months of this presidential election, the world of televised entertainment and the race for the White House have often seemed intertwined.
Hollywood Reporter
'The Crown' Creator on Claire Foy, Reshoots and How Elizabeth Windsor Is Like Clark Kent
by Daniel Fienberg
Peter Morgan explains how his new Netflix drama is like a superhero origin story and its lessons for contemporary politicians.
Vocativ
Knives, Blood, Blank Stares: Inside The Dark World Of Fake Death Porn
by Tracy Clark-Flory
Communities devoted to erotic death fantasies swap porn of make-believe murder and sex with pretend corpses.
Quartz
The “Facebook impact” on elections is real, and significant—just look at Hong Kong’s last vote
by Vivienne Chow
Unexpected candidates had major victories, thanks to their Facebook presence.
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"Tearing Us Apart (Live)"
Eric Clapton with Tina Turner
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