Alice Proujansky: Taking Us Inside the Delivery Room
Photographer Alice Proujansky already knew what childbirth looked like by the time she was in third grade. On two counts. She’d watched her mother push both of her younger siblings into the world, first when she was 4 and again [...]
Tags: Alice Proujansky, documentary, photographer, photography, photojournalism, The Wild Magazine, Tshepo Mokoena, world
Doing the (Highly Depressing) Math
Bill McKibben in New York City on the Do The Math tour As you probably already know/expect, there is no such thing as good pollution. Unfortunately, however, it takes only an elementary grasp of mathematics to comprehend the disturbing magnitude [...]
Tags: 350.org, Activism, Bill McKibben, Climate Change, Do The Math, documentary, Global Warming, Green, Livia Coulias Blanc, stephen paulsen, The Wild Magazine
Korean Reunification on a Personal Level
North Korea has been at the center of a slew of international headlines over the past few weeks. The nation’s much-maligned recent nuclear test and increasingly aggressive threats have global tensions running high, but for a segment of American society, [...]
Tags: Divided Families, documentary, Kickstarter, Korean Americans, North Korea, Roxanne Fequiere, The Wild Magazine, world
Going Underground – New York’s New Crop
In her new documentary, director Emily Kai Bock hits the streets of New York with some of the hottest underground hip-hop talent du jour. “Spit Gold Under An Empire” features up-and-comers like Angel Haze, Mykki Blanco, CJ Fly and The [...]
Tags: Angel Haze, Brooklyn, CJ Fly, documentary, Emily Kai Bock, Hip-Hop, Joseph Johnson, Kirk Knight, music, Mykki Blanco, New York, Rap, rappers, short, The Underachievers, The Wild Magazine, Underground, video
Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare (2012)
President Barack Obama is trying to improve America’s health care coverage with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Mitt Romney has pledged to repeal that legislation (aka Obamacare), and enact his own reforms (although the details are sparse). Regardless [...]
Tags: documentary, Escape Fire, healthcare, Katie Grimmer, Matthew Heineman, Susan Fromke, The Wild Magazine
A Documentary on Diana Vreeland, the Original American Fashionista
Diana Vreeland, original fashion guru and former U.S. Vogue editor, will forever remain a visionary and fashion revolutionary. From Vreeland’s early years in high society, to her lengthy tenure at Harper’s Bazaar (1936 to 1972) and decade at Vogue (1962 to [...]
Tags: Diana Vreeland, documentary, Fashion, Jennifer Eve Eisner, The Eye Has To Travel, The Wild Magazine
The Best Funeral in Recent Memory
“When you start a band do you imagine how it will end?” asks Chuck Klosterman to James Murphy. The simple answer is no. In the LCD Soundsystem documentary, “Shut Up and Play the Hits,” chronicling the band’s final 48 hours, [...]
Tags: Brooklyn, Chuck Klosterman, Concerts, documentary, Film, James Murphy, LCD Soundsystem, Madison Square Garden, music, New York City, Shut Up and Play the Hits, Stephanie Roush, Wild Magazine
Press Pause Play: The Digital Revolution
This week saw the floatation of Facebook on the stock market after its owners placed a value of more than $100 billion on the social networking business. The historic debut meant over 1,000 investors in the site became instant millionaires [...]
Tags: ART, Bill Drummond, blogger, creative agency, Culture, debate, digital, documentary, Facebook, Film, Hot Chip, House of Radon, Joseph Johnson, MOBY, music, Myspace, photography, physical, Press Play Pause, Robyn, Social Media, Swedish, Technology, The Wild Magazine, Twitter, virtual, YouTube
BILL CUNNINGHAM NEW YORK
Street style columns are everywhere now. Bloggers like Scott Schuman (The Sartorialist), Yvan Rodic (Facehunter) and Phil Oh (Street Peeper) have worked from the ground up to make huge successes of themselves; they now regularly shoot campaigns for high-end fashion [...]
Tags: Bill Cunningham, documentary, Fashion, Film, Joseph Johnson, New York, New York Times, NYC, originator, photography, review, street, street style, The Wild Magazine
Kinshasa Symphony
Music has an incredible power to engender empathy for those on the other side of the planet. As central Africa has suddenly become a part of western social discourse, let’s take a look at a local group of musicians making [...]
Tags: Blaine Skrainka, documentary, Kinshasa Symphony, music, Orchestre Symphonique Kimbanguiste, The Wild Magazine, Video of the Week
DIVINE INTERVENTION
For a certain point in American pop culture, Harris Glenn Milstead was the king…and queen of misfits. Born into a conservative, wealthy middle class family in Baltimore, Maryland, he surely didn’t fit with his surroundings. That is, until he met [...]
Tags: Baltimore, Diego Martinez, Divine, documentary, Female Trouble, Hairspray, Harris Glenn Milstead, Hi-NRG, Indiegogo, Jeffrey Schwarz, John Waters, Maryland, Mondo Trasho, Pink Flamingos, Polyester, Ricki Lake, Roman Candles, Tab Hunter, The Wild Magazine
