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Talkhouse Weekend Playlist: Rosa Bordallo’s America

October 18, 2019

October 18, 2019

Talkhouse Weekend Playlist: Rosa Bordallo’s America

A playlist full of teen angst anthem, Netscape Navigator nerds, and the spirit of the '90s.

Was Ariana Grande’s Feminist Twitter Manifesto More Dangerous Than Her Album?

By Ramona Gonzalez | May 27, 2016

By Ramona Gonzalez | May 27, 2016

Was Ariana Grande’s Feminist Twitter Manifesto More Dangerous Than Her Album?

Nite Jewel’s Ramona Gonzalez delves into Grande’s Dangerous Woman.

Talkhouse Friday Playlist: Melissa Brooks (the Aquadolls) Ushers in the Weekend with Charli XCX, Hana and more

March 11, 2016

March 11, 2016

Talkhouse Friday Playlist: Melissa Brooks (the Aquadolls) Ushers in the Weekend with Charli XCX, Hana and more

Milq, the Talkhouse and the Aquadolls frontwoman are teaming up to chill you out.

Talkhouse Friday Playlist: Aaron Maine (Porches) Brings in the Weekend with Grimes, Blood Orange and More

March 4, 2016

March 4, 2016

Talkhouse Friday Playlist: Aaron Maine (Porches) Brings in the Weekend with Grimes, Blood Orange and More

Talkhouse is teaming up with Milq for artist-curated collaborative playlists.

Nico Muhly Talks Madonna’s Rebel Heart

By Nico Muhly | December 29, 2015

By Nico Muhly | December 29, 2015

Nico Muhly Talks Madonna’s Rebel Heart

A lifelong Madonna fan contemplates her new album, the role she had in his life and the role she’s had in everything.

Nico Muhly Talks Madonna’s Rebel Heart

By Nico Muhly | March 10, 2015

By Nico Muhly | March 10, 2015

Nico Muhly Talks Madonna’s Rebel Heart

A lifelong Madonna fan contemplates her new album, the role she had in his life and the role she’s had in everything.

Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko) Talks David Fincher’s Gone Girl (and Stanley Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut)

By Richard Kelly | December 29, 2014

By Richard Kelly | December 29, 2014

Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko) Talks David Fincher’s Gone Girl (and Stanley Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut)

Memories of early Fincher and the passing of another great director, and connecting the dots between two twisted, satirical thrillers about marriage.