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Look What You Made Me Do delves into social issues, cultural commentary, and personal reflections through the lens of Eugene S. Robinson. It tackles topics like media biases, social justice, personal experiences in music and combat sports, and the impact of public figures' actions on society.

Social Justice Cultural Commentary Media Analysis Personal Reflections Music and Entertainment Combat Sports Public Figure Accountability

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The Season of the Scumbag

511 implied HN points • 28 Jan 24
🎭️ Culture Society Sexuality Controversy True Crime Media
  1. Powerful individuals are being exposed for behavior that surpasses standard norms.
  2. Scandals involving high-profile figures are prevalent, revealing misconduct and abuse of power.
  3. Public figures facing serious allegations are often embroiled in controversies related to sexual misconduct.

How Hollywood Hanged Hollywood

452 implied HN points • 14 Jan 24
🎭️ Culture Film Entertainment Media Books Art
  1. Making good horror movies has become harder in today's cinema landscape.
  2. Old Hollywood's decline started when reference points shifted from novels to other movies and TV shows.
  3. The film industry is struggling to produce exciting content, and the blame rests on the creators.
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Of Balls, And Super Bowls!

235 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
🎾 Sports Football Super Bowl Athletes Entertainment
  1. There are various reasons to attend the Super Bowl beyond just football.
  2. The Super Bowl is not just for football fans; it attracts people from various industries and interests.
  3. Some individuals in non-sports fields, like the adult entertainment industry, see the Super Bowl as a lucrative opportunity for business.

Father: The Final Installment

491 implied HN points • 29 Oct 23
🎨 Art & Illustration Personal Story
  1. When a man's father dies, everything changes - or nothing at all.
  2. Despite family disownment and strained relationships, the impact of a father's death is profound.
  3. The complexities and emotions surrounding a father's death can be unexpected and deeply personal.

Welcome to Jann Wenner's Wonderful White World of Wonder!

471 implied HN points • 24 Sep 23
🎭️ Culture Music Race Gender Media Art
  1. Establishment music coverage can often be biased and exclude genres deemed not commercially viable.
  2. Gatekeepers like Jann Wenner may have reinforced exclusion of Black music and non-male artists in media coverage.
  3. Calls for more diversity and inclusion in mainstream media and music industry are necessary to challenge and change historical biases.

Day 16, Capn's Log: No Faces Have Been Punched. Today.

314 implied HN points • 17 Sep 23
🎶 Music Touring Performances Memoir Fans Band
  1. The Euro tour concluded without any unscheduled violence during OXBOW's performances.
  2. The author reflects on memorable moments and challenges during the tour, including interactions with security, unique venues, audience reactions, and personal experiences.
  3. Strong emotional connections with audiences in various cities, like Poland and Austria, were highlights of the tour.

Trans Trouble in Tiny Town

628 implied HN points • 27 Mar 23
🎭️ Culture Gender Identity Media Rights Society
  1. There is a growing concern and hysteria surrounding trans individuals in the US, leading to legislative measures and social tensions.
  2. The issue at the heart of anti-trans efforts is not about men trusting trans women, but rather men trusting themselves around trans women.
  3. Respect and protection for trans individuals are crucial, and instances of violence against them underscore the need for understanding and support.

What Rupert Murdoch Wrought

452 implied HN points • 06 Feb 23
  1. Rupert Murdoch's impact on media is seen as negative, driven by a disregard for truth.
  2. Murdoch's media outlets have influenced public perception and narratives extensively.
  3. The power and influence of the Murdoch family in media raises questions about true journalism and societal impact.

Me + Mr. (Jon) Jones

353 implied HN points • 05 Mar 23
🎾 Sports Athletes Interview MMA
  1. The writer is a fan of combat sports like UFC and admires Jon Jones.
  2. The writer reflects on the intensity and skill of Jon Jones as a fighter.
  3. The writer considers the complexities of aging and talent in the world of combat sports.