[NEWS] Some pop culture links

Apr 04, 2016 14:36

  • The Atlantic's James Parker explains the unique power of the lyrics of David Bowie.
  • Asia Times notes how the Korean Wave is an issue among some Vietnamese, who remember South Korean military atrocities during the Vietnam War.
  • The Toronto Star looks at the legacy of Toronto's Hammy the Hamster.
  • Northeasternontario.com explores the legacy of northern Ontario's Highway Book Shop.
  • The Inter Press Service features an opinion piece on the need to decolonize education, starting from the Rhodes Must Fall movement in South Africa.
  • Open Democracy describes, from the Russian and the Ukrainian perspectives, just how badly Russia-Ukraine cultural relations have fallen since 2014.
  • Vulture features an insightful interview with RuPaul on, among other things, drag and contemporary gay culture.

education, commonwealth, war, david bowie, south korea, popular culture, ukraine, links, bookstores, mass media, south africa, news, former soviet union, vietnam, national identity, popular music, korea, british empire, imperialism, television, glbt issues, russia

Previous post Next post
Up