Tag Archives: Television
— Jackson Williams.
— Jackson Williams.
2014: The Year We Met the Art Monster — and She Was Us
Leave a reply
The Spiritual Ennui of Stephen Colbert’s High-Wire Performance
— Jackson Williams.
2014 Was the Year of Washed-Up, Age-Obsessed, Age-Oppressed Actors on Film and TV
I will miss you, Mr. Colbert.
— Jackson Williams.
We’re All Living in Portlandia
Once in a while, a popular word will snowball into a state of such broad explanatory use that thoughtful people must either whittle it down to a more definite size or call for its utter dissolution. This is the present state of hipster, a term wielded with equal frequency as a fashion, a movement, a demographic, and even an insult.
In 2008, Adbusters ran an article with a title that is, to date, still the only title to successfully convince me to read Adbusters. It was called “Hipster: The Dead End of Western Civilization.” This article came at just the right time with just the right dose of acid to make it one of the most important pieces of social journalism of our time. In it Douglas Haddow defined “hipsterdom” as an ugly and regrettable mutation of Western counterculture. Its chameleonic quality–wearing the symbols of countercultural…
View original post 1,690 more words
Stephen Colbert Smells Like Persimmons & ‘The Hobbit’: 20 Things We Learned From Jon Stewart’s Reddit AMA
Is Television Sacrificing Its Golden Age to the Closed Loop of Pop Culture?
Thank you, Colbert. Thank you. Going to miss you.
— Jackson Williams.
Homie Williams & The Bored American Gospel 