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Can We Stop Making Biopics Now?

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By Rosanna Mclaughlin
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The scale of the revisionism and image-massaging in the new Michael Jackson biopic is staggering, says Rosanna McLaughlin Michael Jackson was many things. A genius, a ghoul. A child star with perfect pitch and spellbinding feet, who transformed from a Black boy into something else entirely – a ‘white girl’, to borrow from Hilton Als, a pale creature with a new face who dressed like a First Lady who had staged a coup d’état, all flowing wigs and bedazzled military couture.
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Charli xcx’s ‘The Moment’ Isn’t Brave Enough to Be Satirical

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By Rosanna Mclaughlin
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When Charli xcx released Brat in June 2024, it achieved the kind of stratospheric viral success that gives marketing departments wet dreams. The combination of brash dance-pop and Charli’s sloppy and shameless cool-girl persona, along with the album’s Y2K acid-green aesthetic, intoxicated audiences bored of an era of bland and brazenly mainstream pop.
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Wuthering Heights and the Aesthetics of Surface

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By Rosanna Mclaughlin
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Did anyone expect Emerald Fennell’s much-hyped Brontë adaptation to be… boring? Before you see Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights remake, you hear it. Specifically, you hear grunting and what sounds like creaking bedsprings. This, it turns out, is a little trick played on the viewer. Because once the Warner Bros logo has come and gone, the film doesn’t open with Heathcliff and Cathy having sex, but on a scene of a public hanging.
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