Stories by Dan Loughry
Lee Isaac Chung’s Minari is a sweet, modest independent film about a family of Korean immigrants relocated to Arkansas to try their luck as farmers; a memory piece based, in part, on Chung’s own experience in the 1980s (when the film takes place). It doesn’t pander to the decade, as rural[…]
There’s no better way to celebrate Pride than with sexy music, and these are 10 of our favorites
Let’s remember the music—both with Wham! and as a solo artist—that spanned a multi-decade pop music career
In the year of eternal lockdown, it was hard to listen to music. Not, you know, physically difficult, but tough to connect, especially — though not only — with dance music. No end in sight, no clubs reopening that weren’t in Florida or the Ozarks (or New Zealand — congrats),[…]
