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IAN LANGSDON / AFP Aster admitted to a sense of foreboding about America's direction and set out to dramatize it in his film, whose early social satire gradually gives way to much darker and more ...

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In Amalia Ulman's second feature, a New York-based documentary crew uncovers "crazy subcultures" in Latin America for their VICE News-like TV show, think Bolivian teen exorcists. But they get it ...

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A little fun fact I didn't know until recently: Jason Charles Miller—lead vocalist of Godhead, but more well-known among MMO sickos like me for being the voice behind iconic Final Fantasy 14 ...

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Weird Al' brought more people to music than is recognized at all," Mulaney said of the musical satirist's absence from the Rock Hall. By Tyler Jenke ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic has been a staple of ...

ACCORDING to the Roman satirist Juvenal, politicians could distract the masses by offering them two things – “bread and circuses”. Read More on The Sun SHAKE-UP ...