
The punchline to those lone criminal charges—as it’s told in this film by Hoop Dreams [1994] director Steve James—is that Abacus didn’t even contribute to the crisis.
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Written by JAKE MULLIGAN Filed Under: A+E, Film
The punchline to those lone criminal charges—as it’s told in this film by Hoop Dreams [1994] director Steve James—is that Abacus didn’t even contribute to the crisis.
Written by JAKE MULLIGAN Filed Under: A+E, Film
While accommodating on a technical level, they meet the foreign students with typical condescension: signs for “English-only common spaces,” classes that begin with “so where are you from” conversations, that whole routine.
Written by M.J. TIDWELL Filed Under: A+E, Books
Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich explains where stories really come from
Written by CHRIS FARAONE Filed Under: A+E, Books
As journalists at DigBoston, it’s hard for us to worship genre-benders who take liberties in weaving fiction into nonfiction and memoir. But while phonies like Ben Mezrich patch ... read more
But I wrote this funny story about my dad’s death. It goes on for many more pages, being funny and super distanced from the grief.