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Archive for July, 2010

“Africa’s Heartbreak”? A Report From Malawi

July 3, 2010

By Jonathan Gray

If "Africa" exists, it is only in brief moments, so to pity Africa and feel sorry for "its" loss is to fall into a nasty discursive trap.
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Tags: Africa, football, Ghana, Malawi, nationalism, soccer, World Cup
Posted in Current Events, Perspectives, TV | 3 Comments »

Louie, Luckily

July 2, 2010

By Nick Marx

FX's Louie and new possibilities for half-hour television comedy.
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Tags: FX, HBO, Louis C.K., Seinfeld, sitcom, stand-up comedy
Posted in Current Events, Industry, Industry, Perspectives, TV, TV | 1 Comment »