Tonight! It's another late-night lineup as #slutfluff continues with FALLEN ANGELS.
Showtime's 90s neo-noir anthology show matching top-notch/upcoming directors & actors with classic hardboiled stories.
9pm PT/midnight ET
Tonight's episodes are:
"I'll Be Waiting" (Raymond Chandler, dir. Tom Hanks!)
"Love and Blood" (from an Evan Hunter story "Return," dir. Kiefer Sutherland!)
"A Dime a Dance" (from the Cornell Woolrich story "The Dancing Detective," dir. Peter Bogdanovich!)
#slutfluff
Nouveau riche interiors have become overwhelmingly colorless and bland. This is a shame, as aesthetic eccentricity is one of the only things that make wealthy people even remotely interesting.
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2. When the expanded child tax credit expired in 2022 & millions of children were thrust back into poverty, no one said children are systemically important &we need to do everything to make sure they aren’t destitute
For kids, there was nothing more that could be done
Thanks for joining #DarknessAtNoon today.
While #NoirAlley is on hiatus in March, we’ll soldier on with films noir in color.
Next Sunday (3/19) at noon PT Richard Widmark is in THE TRAP (1959).
You don’t want to miss it.
If you’re experiencing withdrawal while #NoirAlley is on hiatus, join us for a month of films noir in color!
On Sunday (3/12) at NOON PT, we're going to Kansas City in Jack Webb’s PETE KELLY’S BLUES (1955).
A link will be provided.
#DarknessAtNoon#ColorMeNoir
Do you know how many water pollution crimes there are in your city? The local news doesn't report on it every time a wealthy company dumps chemicals, just when someone shoplifts deodorant. The biased curation of anecdote affects which law violations we perceive as urgent.