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R. Crumb’s ‘Book of Genesis Illustrated’ Is Rated R
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Donna Freitas
The widely anticipated “Book of Genesis Illustrated” penned by R. Crumb, the famous comic book artist and graphic novelist released yesterday and the backlash from Christian groups and churches has already begun. I first heard about R. Crumb’s foray into turning Genesis into a graphic novel last spring at Book Expo America, the largest annual…
It’s Not ‘Death Wish,’ but ‘Law Abiding Citizen’ Does Well
By
Douglas Howe
A new vigilante movie made a bigger splash than expected this weekend, and I think the reasons for it are, well, timeless. “Law Abiding Citizen” hearkens back to the great vigilante renaissance of the 70’s, but really goes back to one of the biblical themes of the Old Testament. There is something about us that…
Madonna: Judaism’s New Ambassador?
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Donna Freitas
Madonna, is of course, perpetually associated with religious controversy. My particular favorite in her repertoire was her live performance of a woman on the cross from her 2006 Confessions Tour, while she sang “Live to Tell.” I even did a commentary about this performance and the extreme backlash to it on NPR’s All Things Considered,…
Billy Corgan Blogs: The Smashing Pumpkin on Spirituality
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Ellen Leventry
Billy Corgan, he of Smashing Pumpkins fame, has thrown his cap into the ring in with other spirituality minded celebrities, such as Gwyneth Paltrow (GOOP) and Rainn Wilson (SoulPancake), and started a website–Everything From Here to There–to discuss matters of the spirit. But while Paltrow’s site is dedicated to “nourishing the inner spirit” through Oprah-esque…
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