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Cowboy Bebop: "Mushroom Samba" and "Speak Like a Child"
In which I'm sorry, but this one is going to be all about Faye again.
Emily St. James
Emily St. James is a writer and critic whose work has appeared in Vox, The A.V. Club, and the New York Times. She is the co-creator of the podcast Arden and a writer on the TV series Yellowjackets.
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Ultrasound
On spirit photography and the convenience of seeing people we don't have to listen to
letterdrop
Cowboy Bebop: "My Funny Valentine" and "Black Dog Serenade"
In which a story depends on how you tell it
kirsten and natalie
Kirsten and Natalie #4: Kirsten Dunst, 1999-2001
In which an alternate universe version of me finds every single one of her favorite movies
cowboy bebop
Cowboy Bebop: "Jupiter Jazz"
In which it was a different time
kirsten and natalie
Kirsten and Natalie interlude: The music videos of Kirsten Dunst
So many musicians have made music videos about staring at Kirsten Dunst
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Cowboy Bebop: "Toys in the Attic" and "Bohemian Rhapsody"
In which the show pays homage to Alien, 2001, and Chessmaster 3000
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It's a perfectly adequate life
OR: On longing
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Cowboy Bebop: "Jamming With Edward" and "Ganymede Elegy"
In which I get why everybody told me that this show had "some gender stuff"
the worst person in the world
The Worst Person in the World is about dissociation
This Norwegian dramedy kinda sorta captures what it's like to be totally adrift from your own self
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Cowboy Bebop: "Heavy Metal Queen" and "Waltz for Venus"
In which the show is trying things, and I appreciate it (even if it doesn't always work)
kirsten and natalie
Kirsten and Natalie #3: Jumanji (1995) and Mars Attacks! (1996)
In which Kirsten Dunst gets lost amid some special effects and Natalie Portman learns to love being weird