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April 22, 2010
Jim DeRogatis talks about leaving the Chicago Sun-Times
Jim DeRogatis began his writing career in high school in 1982, completing an assignment by interviewing another young-blooming music thinker: the brightly burned out, young, and probably canon Lester Bangs. Twenty-eight years later DeRogatis is a widely and justifiably respected critic and journa ... More >>
Movies
June 10, 2009
Film Highlight: Lawrence of Arabia
Jim DeRogatis began his writing career in high school in 1982, completing an assignment by interviewing another young-blooming music thinker: the brightly burned out, young, and probably canon Lester Bangs. Twenty-eight years later DeRogatis is a widely and justifiably respected critic and journa ... More >>
Blogs
August 14, 2008
David Carr Q & A: To Hell and Back, then Back to Hell, Then to the New York Times
Jim DeRogatis began his writing career in high school in 1982, completing an assignment by interviewing another young-blooming music thinker: the brightly burned out, young, and probably canon Lester Bangs. Twenty-eight years later DeRogatis is a widely and justifiably respected critic and journa ... More >>
Columns
January 16, 2008
Wookiee Mistake
Jim DeRogatis began his writing career in high school in 1982, completing an assignment by interviewing another young-blooming music thinker: the brightly burned out, young, and probably canon Lester Bangs. Twenty-eight years later DeRogatis is a widely and justifiably respected critic and journa ... More >>
Columns
February 8, 2006
Free Will Astrology
Jim DeRogatis began his writing career in high school in 1982, completing an assignment by interviewing another young-blooming music thinker: the brightly burned out, young, and probably canon Lester Bangs. Twenty-eight years later DeRogatis is a widely and justifiably respected critic and journa ... More >>
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December 28, 2005
Artists of the Year
Hurricanes, war, avian flu, locust plagues, that annoying song you couldn't get out of your head. It wasn't the greatest of all possible years. Nor was it halfway decent. But to prove that it wasn't all bad, we asked 29 writers to rave about the ar
Books
September 7, 2005
Mia Couto and the Case of the Dismembered Members
Hurricanes, war, avian flu, locust plagues, that annoying song you couldn't get out of your head. It wasn't the greatest of all possible years. Nor was it halfway decent. But to prove that it wasn't all bad, we asked 29 writers to rave about the ar
Blogs
August 25, 2005
Why City Pages could really suck soon
Hurricanes, war, avian flu, locust plagues, that annoying song you couldn't get out of your head. It wasn't the greatest of all possible years. Nor was it halfway decent. But to prove that it wasn't all bad, we asked 29 writers to rave about the ar
Blogs
July 18, 2005
Never mind the phone bills
Hurricanes, war, avian flu, locust plagues, that annoying song you couldn't get out of your head. It wasn't the greatest of all possible years. Nor was it halfway decent. But to prove that it wasn't all bad, we asked 29 writers to rave about the ar
Arts
June 22, 2005
Boys in the Corner
Jonathan Safran Foer, Wes Anderson, Conor Oberst, and the new male infantilism
Art
August 25, 2004
Sign of the Times
Poster designers Seripop have seen the future. And it's fluorescent green.
Movies
May 7, 2003
Body of Evidence
'Cremaster' controls the ups and downs of Matthew Barney's corpus
Arts
September 18, 2002
Love Letters
'The Beautiful and the Damned' meets 'The Naked and the Dead'
Arts
May 30, 2001
In for the Kill
Penumbra's WWII drama Black Eagles equates killing with heroism and black progress
News
December 27, 2000
Artists Of The Year
From escapist entertainment to aesthetic ecstasy: Twenty-nine writers script valentines to twelve months of culture
Books
January 12, 2000
In This Corner
Ex-middleweight Paul Johnson's fight to unionize pro boxers
Movies
December 8, 1999
We Got the Beat?
The Source suggests that beatness is in the eye of the beholder
Books
October 28, 1998
Hate and Marriage
Philip Roth's latest novel, I Married a Communist, examines the politics of personal betrayal
Books
July 8, 1998
The Once and Future King
Philip Roth's latest novel, I Married a Communist, examines the politics of personal betrayal
Feature
May 5, 1998
Culturati
The Wilde Boom Excludes the Essence of Its Subject—His Sensibility
Books
February 25, 1998
Michael A. Mello Dead Wrong
The Wilde Boom Excludes the Essence of Its Subject—His Sensibility
Feature
February 18, 1998
1948
The Wilde Boom Excludes the Essence of Its Subject—His Sensibility
News
December 31, 1997
Artists Of The Year
We list the best of the best of 1997.
Books
October 8, 1997
Elegy in Blue
We list the best of the best of 1997.
Arts
June 11, 1997
Smells Like Bohemian Spirit
Life is hard and then you dance
Arts
January 1, 1997
The Year in Film
The view from here to Scotland, Hong Kong, and Fargo
Art
August 7, 1996
Too Beautiful For You
Can a novel be impressive, elegant, and ultimately insignificant? In the case of Max Phillips's Snakebite Sonnet, yes.
Arts
January 31, 1996
Losing It at Sundance
The Amerindie film fest continues to inspire madness and money--and occasionally, art.

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