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  • Film, Other
    Caitlin Colford
    Apr 2, 2010

    Zoe Kazan: Girl Exploding

    After The Exploding Girl’s premiere at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival Zoe Kazan’s career has skyrocketed. The public unveiling of The Exploding Girl is well underway, perhaps to coincide with Kazan’s latest Broadway venture, A Behanding in Spokane, a Martin…

  • Other
    Rumpus Original Poems
    Apr 2, 2010

    National Poetry Month: Day 2. “On Language” by Xochiquetzal Candelaria

    On Language A blue pail left floating washes up on the pitted rocky shore, wedges between boulders dark as prehistory, a place the utterance goes it alone.

  • Other
    Dan Weiss
    Apr 2, 2010

    Morning Coffee

    Friday is here at last, so we should probably all watch this chicken playing piano. Sorry. The electric bike of the future! Ham the Chimp has some serial killer photography for you, if that is your cup of tea (creep).…

  • Video
    Elissa Bassist
    Apr 2, 2010

    Sassy Gay Friend: Juliet

    Things would’ve gone better for Juliet if only she’d had a Sassy Gay Friend.

  • Features & Reviews, Sex
    John Bowe
    Apr 2, 2010

    An Oral History of Love in Contemporary America: Selections from Us #3

    Betty Anne May, Age 80 Truth or Consequences, New Mexico “That man could turn me on by touching my little fingernail.”

  • Art, Features & Reviews
    Michael Berger
    Apr 1, 2010

    Staging A Beautiful Apocalypse

    Today is the birthday of one of my very favorite living writers, Samuel R. Delany. (I spoke once here before about how I share with Junot Diaz an abiding love for Delany’s work.) All it took for him to become…

  • Features & Reviews
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Apr 1, 2010

    Notables

    For those of you in New York or San Francisco who are starting to make your weekend plans, don’t forget to check the Notable NYC or Notable SF, respectively, for all sorts of entertaining events. For example, tonight in New York?…

  • Features & Reviews
    Michael Berger
    Apr 1, 2010

    Book Cover Missed Connections

    “Such encounters are becoming increasingly difficult. With a growing number of people turning to Kindles and other electronic readers, and with the Apple iPad arriving on Saturday, it is not always possible to see what others are reading or to…

  • Other
    Michael Berger
    Apr 1, 2010

    Hate’s Ugly Revival

    “Over the last decade Hispanic immigrants have become the main focus of American hate groups. According to Heidi Beirich of the Southern Poverty Law Center, after September 11, 2001, the conservative media began discussing immigration as a national security issue,…

  • Other
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Apr 1, 2010

    Internal

    Have you caught today’s PORNOGRAPHIC BARN OWL in the Rumpus Comics section? As usual Ian Huebert does amazing work, but this strip is extra special as it was written by Jesse Nathan. Be sure not to miss “Sonnet.”

  • DEAR SUGAR, The Rumpus Advice Column #30: Pluck It From the Floor. And Onward You Go.
    Dear Sugar
    Sugar
    Apr 1, 2010

    DEAR SUGAR, The Rumpus Advice Column #30: Pluck It From the Floor. And Onward You Go.

    It’s a funny sort of reverse logic, how every now and then your vision is clearer when you constrict rather than expand it.

  • Music
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Apr 1, 2010

    Tune of the Day

    Artist: A.C. Newman Song: “Miracle Drug”

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