“Bolivia has the largest known resources of lithium. Can it build an industry to supply the world’s growing demand?”
Aaron Gilbreath
Within the Scope
The silence that protected one woman from the trauma of her abuser was now the silence she had to free herself from.
Working In Science Was A Brutal Education. That’s Why I Left.
“Science made me understand the vast beauty of the world. But science was also working 15 hours a day for weeks or months.”
Black America Unwittingly Provided the Soundtrack to Its Own Displacement
American music may be Black music, but it has now become the music of displacement.
Direction Nowhere
When Miles Davis and Neil Young shared the bill at the Filmore East in March 1970, they were living surpisingly parallel artistic lives despite playing such different music.
Now I Don’t Know Who I Am
“Mixed (race) feelings about Columbia’s Toro y Moi.”
Sublime’s Last Show: The Oral History
Even though the band’s lead singer died over two decades ago, people still talk about Sublime’s last show and what went wrong. One musician took the time to separate the rumors from the facts by speaking to those who were there that night.
Keeping the Country
Florida’s Myakka River Valley isn’t the Florida you expect. It’s a nearly lost world of cowboys and cattle, where ranch land has preserved a unique combination of mystery and myth. For now.
Heard but Not Seen
“Now that hip-hop is no longer seen as a threat, the way it was when I was growing up in the ’80s and ’90s, it’s become the default ambiance in the kinds of high-end spaces that include few Black people.”
Behind the Scenes at Rotten Tomatoes
Despite certain criticisms people lobby against the film and TV rating website, one thing Rotten Tomatoes does well is help you get away from its website and get you in front of a good movie as quickly as possible.
