“Dennis Hopper was followed into dinner by Peewee Herman, Debi Mazar, Ann Bass, John Richardson, Michael Chow, and John Waters, each receiving a commemorative Andy Warhol Museum watch from a volunteer who murmured, 'Here's your 15 minutes.' ”
Originally published May 24, 1994
“He brought his readers on a trip to a landscape that seemed not only made for them but made by them, a peculiarly visceral American place that practically none of them would ever really see.”
Originally published February 1, 1994
“A Coke is a Coke,” Warhol once said, “and no amount of money can get you a better Coke than the one the bum on the corner is drinking.”
Originally published May 24, 1994
“Woodward is hardly trying to cripple a presidency. (He's already done that, right?) But like his fellow permanent Washingtonians, he thinks it only fitting to put Clinton in his place.”
Originally published June 28, 1994
Originally published May 17, 1994
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April 28, 2020
"For all their hard work and emergent craft, the Beasties are no longer about making records — today they make culture."
April 24, 2020
Interdimensional Identity Politics and Market Share: The Crisis of the Negro Superhero
Originally published May 17, 1994
“Growing up in New Orleans,” you told me later, “it would be impossible to see race as anything but socially constructed. But that doesn’t mean it’s not real.”
Originally published December 6, 1994