Monthly Archives: May 2019
Future (Woman in Stockholm) by Gabriele Munter
Gabriele Munter is a German expressionist. I like the hopefulness of this picture. Advertisements
Emma Revisits Professional Wrestling
Well, I never thought I would write this article. Ever. Under any circumstances. I am just as surprised as you are. (Seriously, how the fuck did this happen?) So, I like watching John Oliver clips on Youtube and about a … Continue reading
Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsokov
I have lately been sharing music I heard at the Cleveland Orchestra. Sadly, this is one piece I did not get to hear due to illness. I will have to check it out the next time the Cleveland Orchestra or … Continue reading
Tournament Armor of Archduke Charles II of Austria
The Cleveland Museum of Art has an armor court. This is because Cleveland, at the time the museum was built, was a steel town. The museum wanted to honor the city by celebrating art in steel. The young boys in … Continue reading
Things Are Happening – May 9, 2019 — The Balance Beam Situation
A. The loser is everyone Scott Reid at the OC Register has a bunch more information this week about the wildly typical and predictable barf-trench that was USAG’s attempted hiring of Edward Nyman as its first ever director of sports … Continue reading
April 2019 in Films — the diary of a film history fanatic
Apologies for the tardiness of this post. I moved into a new apartment (yay!) right before the beginning of the month, but didn’t have internet for a week (boo!). At long last I have the internet again! You will notice … Continue reading
