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Q: "What, after all, does a serious artist get out of being famous other than money and distraction?" A: Trips to Dubai
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Alec Hanley Bemis
Terry Teachout's love of theater, his leisurely pacing, and his old-fashioned-ish musical tastes sometimes leave me with the impression that he's a bit out-of-step with contemporary culture. But then he contributes a column that's so on it snaps into focus just how with it he is, how much he understands the pulse of contemporary life.
Some thoughts on authenticity via M.I.A., the Wall Street Journal & pictures developing world peoples in novelty t-shirts
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Alec Hanley Bemis

We live in an era of blogs, tweets, aggregators, and Fox News. It's quite easy to exist in an ideological/cultural/sociological/psychographic bubble of your own making--one that entirely reinforces your existing systems of belief. That's why I start every morning with the Wall Street Journal.

Quick thoughts on the iPad (from other people)
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Alec Hanley Bemis
From butts to technology, never let it be said my interests are narrow. So, let's talk about the iPad for a second.
Gaga as gesamtkunstwerk & Fever Ray's melting face: a short attention span essay on operatic gestures in contemporary pop music
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Alec Hanley Bemis
Let's lead this post with a bit of theater: Karin Dreijer Andersson aka Fever Ray (or maybe it's a stand-in?) accepting an award for best dance artist at that country's equivalent of the Grammy Awards. (They're called the Grammis. American cultural imperialism is no joke.):
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