Pop Culture Lunch Box

Best Reissues:   This collection from Hall and Oates (Fall in Philadelphia: The Definitive Demos 1968-71) is less "reissue" and m...

AC/DC continuously amazes me. Not because any of their most recent albums are very good. But because I will come across one of their old tun...

A Hard Day's Night (HBO) : It had been a looong time since I saw this, the best of the Beatles films. It's no wonder they are timele...

I finally finished all 5 seasons of HBO’s Ballers after watching it over the past couple of years. I never thought it would be my bag. Too o...

I recently wrote a review of Rocketman and a list of my favorite Elton John songs . While that movie was pretty good, I heard John's new...

Guided By Voices is my favorite contemporary rock band. They might have more songs than any artist ever, and by my count, at least 2/3 of th...

Prince’s The Beautiful Ones is a great, fast-read book written mostly by him and consisting of many photos, scratch paper with famous lyrics...

As boredom continues to wend its way into all our socially distanced lives, I figure one of my hours each day should be devoted to catching ...

Morrison Hotel is, by far, my favorite Doors album, and I’m not too sure how normal that is. It stands to reason that it would be a stinke...

Jia Tolentino's new collection of essays, Trick Mirror, detail what it means to
 live the Millennial life. The insights kick in fast...