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New York Observer 

A Tale of Two Conventions in 11 Remarkable Photos

The Democratic and Republican National Conventions typically serve as rote four-day infomercials capped off by balloon drops. Not this year. At a time when a majority of voters dislike both major party presidential candidates, the extravaganzas took on a more important role; it became clear in Cleveland and Philadelphia that the once easy-to-ignore words of political speeches now deserve our close attention.

New York Observer 

‘Ray Donovan’ 4×9 Recap: The Russians Rush In

Well, well, well. Look like the chickens are coming home to roost for the ol’ Donovan boys. I wrote a couple of weeks ago about the lack of the accountability Ray Donovan affords its characters, Ray especially. The man is, for the most part, untouchable. Always smarter. Always one step ahead, even from Lena and Avi, whose jobs it is to keep him safe and informed. While this can be a bit of a drag for week-to-week storytelling, in which Ray continually scrapes together a victory by the time the episode’s credits roll... Читать дальше...

New York Observer 

Midnight Madness: Five Cult Classics Films From Underground Distributor Arrow Video

For 25 years, Arrow Films out of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom has been one of the biggest and purest distributors of cult horror, sci-fi and exploitation films in the world. And not only do they keep these lost treasures of Midnight Madness screenings and weird old video shops in circulation, they lovingly restore each film with the same sense of knowledge, care and attention to detail that Criterion does with their own collection.

New York Observer 

LA Chefs Take the Party Outside

Roy Choi, Wolfgang Puck and Nancy Silverton bring the al fresco fun, and visiting stars like Emeril Lagasse and Francis Mallmann join the festivities.

New York Observer 

How ‘Boy’ Transformed U2 Into Legends

In 1980, U2 released their debut album, "Boy." Poised, majestic and ambitious, it announced that a formidable new act had arrived.

New York Observer 

Young Guns: Americans to Watch at the US Open

As the red, white and blue fades from a sport that is graying around the world, there are growing hopes for the future of American men’s tennis but none brighter or shinier right now than Taylor Fritz.