...in the U.S., Britain, Japan, Germany, and France combined by 2020. While China remains a poor country with an average annual per capita consumption of $2,500 (the U.S. per capita...
...when you think about it, written a great deal for children—both child audiences and child performers. He's especially known as a composer of liturgical music in a tradition famous for...
...a cubicle. College did not teach me how to make small talk at the water cooler. Even the most prosaic and boring freshman-year lectures did not come close to mimicking...
...other contemporary movements. This could certainly be attributed to the opacity gained by controlling the territory and a relatively widespread culture of anonymity. Yet these factors alone could not have...
...auto plants are set in its periphery. In so doing, I tried to get a wider sense of the factory, to see it as something itself situated in those long...
...bookselling on Baghdad's Mutanabbi Street How heritage is created by destruction in Bahrain Screen portrayals of the fictional Bengali detective Byomkesh Bakshi Hindustani music in colonial Bombay Western classical music...
...wasn’t even Spanish, I’m certain he was a gypsy or Eastern European”) Buñuel’s blind street musician Single frames from Los Olvidados, 16mm film in digital transfer, courtesy of Harvard Film...
...and mainstream beauty culture: "The study claims that beautiful people make more money than not beautiful people, but last time I checked, dykes still make less than cis-men." The larger...
...the example – of what happens when capitalism catches up with you. She is also, however, the girl who keeps outpacing capitalism, moving from magazine to online culture. While the...
...leftover from the competitive workplace-brainstorming sessions, the status-hierarchy battles, the arguments over what music and which movies are great, the experience of checking Facebook and feeling outclassed by what your...
...new fluidity of culture and experience for the street’s denizens. That Dimple finds her encounter with the artist as confusing and traumatic as eye-opening and exciting hints at the coming...
...for being who we are. Like vibrators, drones will inevitably proliferate far beyond the clinical confines of their original use. The devices of warmaking have already bled into amusement culture,...