Posts by Emily Yoshida
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Overplayed Song of the Week: Idina Menzel, ‘Let It Go’
‘Let It Go’ is just a part of the fabric of our Internet lives now, like email or MapQuest.
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Girls in Hoodies Podcast: ‘Homestar Runner,’ ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race,’ and ‘Jodorowsky’s Dune’
The Hoodies talk about ‘Homestar Runner,’ ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race,’ and ‘Jodorowsky’s Dune.’ Emily tries to convince Tess and Molly to get into Game of Thrones.
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‘Homestar Runner’ Returns (?) With New Flash Animation and Windows 98 Desktop Themes!
The long-dormant pre-social-media meme generator could be back in business, thanks to the first update to its website in about four years.
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Girls in Hoodies Podcast: With Special Guest Hannibal Buress!
The girls talk about the season finale of ‘Girls’ and the Gwyneth Paltrow–Chris Martin split, then are joined by special guest and ‘Broad City’ star Hannibal Buress.
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Girls in Hoodies
The girls talk about the season finale of ‘Girls’ and the Gwyneth Paltrow-Chris Martin split, then are joined by special guest and ‘Broad City’ star Hannibal Buress.
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Overplayed Song of the Week: Kid Ink ft. Chris Brown, ‘Show Me’
I’m not sure what makes this song such an insidious earworm: DJ Mustard’s hooky central melody or that it is played approximately 860 kajillion times a day between the major three pop stations in Los Angeles.
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Gwyneth Paltrow, Chris Martin, Perfection, and Disappointment
The “conscious uncoupling” of one of our most puzzlingly reviled celebrity couples.
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‘Girls’ Season Finale: Get a Damn Letter Opener, Hannah
Who tears an important letter in half? Also, other thoughts as the curtain drops on Season 3.
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‘Step Up: All In’ Trailer: The ‘Step Up’ Franchise Goes Vegas
It’s an even-numbered year, which means it’s time for a NEW ‘STEP UP’ MOVIE!
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Overplayed Song of the Week: DJ Snake ft. Lil Jon, ‘Turn Down for What’
There are dance tracks you feel like you’d have to be dressed up to appreciate, but “Turn Down For What” is not one of those songs. It’s messy and egalitarian and something I’ll be proud to share with my grandchildren.
