Sneak peek the Norwegian downer that’s getting high marks. Critics are using words like stunning, devastating, and sensational to describe Joachim Trier’s festival-hopping sophomore feature about a man in black who’s living in the gray. Click through for the trailer — and more glorifying descriptors.
Belly up to Whiskeria editor Dominic Roskrow’s new brown liquor bible.
May 24-28: An anxiety-reducing cooking memoir, clothing fit for royalty, and a genius social news app.
When you think about it, Texas is weird. Sports? Also weird. And war? Definitely weird. And civilian life seen through the eyes of a 19-year-old solider is the weirdest of them all. Or so it seems in a Dallas writer’s first novel.
Turn up retro-inflected beats from Aussie lady Kimbra, Gossip, and Twin Shadow; take dance lessons from Rye Rye; and blast a sinister score for a video game (Max Payne 3) by the electro boys of Heath.
Fridgeworthy? You bet. These fresh, modern greetings are even more special when you add your own photo or message. Not only are they made from postconsumer recycled paper, a new tree is planted for every order.
Fridgeworthy? You bet. These fresh, modern greetings are even more special when you add your own photo or message. Not only are they made from postconsumer recycled paper, a new tree is planted for every order.
Meet Admiral General Aladeen, the ruler of a fictitious North African country who’s coming to America. While Sacha Baron Cohen’s shtick may be an acquired taste, you should still sample the goods. (Fill up on him now; he’s unchained from Tarantino’s “Django” out Christmas Day.) Click through to watch the trailer, and if you’re not laughing (and slightly offended), you’re doing it wrong.
