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Eugene Pustoshkin makes his Beams debut via St. Petersburg with a call for a new kind of gonzo journalism.
This could actually mean that we're climbing up the evolutionary ladder.
What does the recent Spider-Man reboot (ten years after the first film) reveal about the human spirit?
Superheroes used to kill people, and the audience cheered. This doesn't happen so much anymore.Â
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In short: collaborators, language, sex, violence, poetry, adapters, prolific, Central England, underappreciated.
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These three forms of entertainment all hit you at the mythic level of development.
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They're closer than you might think.
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Some works of art lay everything out for you. Some acknowledge the audience, and pull them out of their chairs, into the arena.
What Bruce Wayne has to teach us about the shadow--embracing your inner fears.Â
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