When Josh Ritter met Stephen Kellogg almost twenty years ago, Ritter was sleeping underneath a piano in Cleveland, Ohio. It was the 2000 Folk Alliance International Conference, and the then-twenty-four-year-old
The Chick-fil-A in downtown Mobile, Alabama is flushed with starving artists this afternoon, taking their lunch break from the Southeastern Theatre Conference, a meat market for aspiring stage professionals that
Dark and twisted, as only the Irish can do, The Young Offenders is a bold, hilarious take on working class problems.
When Scott Leeper and Ben Miller met a decade-and-a-half ago, Scott was “literally working in a shit factory.” More accurately, it was a wastewater treatment facility, where Leeper would remain
[rating=9.00] Eddie and the Cruisers is an ill-fated, 1983 movie about a New Jersey, rock’n’roll band that falls apart in the second act: inexplicably, the plot pivots from something legible
In a golden age before digital music and streaming services, Mark Erelli made his first mixtape. It was the seventh grade, and back then, a mixtape was more than just
With season 3 of Peaky Blinders in the rearview, Billy Rosenbeck reflects on where Tommy Shelby has been, and where he might be going.
