During the whole 1992 election campaign, expressions like ”restore family values” had turned into a political motto in the United States. The Republican party, led by the then President George Bush Senior who was running… Erotica / Sex by Madonna: a political statement about female emancipation and freedom
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Chasing the beetle is the English slang to describe the act of smoking heroin. Although it seems a heartbreaking love song, one of Blur’s most famous single is mainly the tale of a drug experience. But… Blur’s Beetlebum: behind the meaning of the lyrics
Vertigo, the undisputed masterpiece of Hitchcock cinema, has many elements worthy of a careful analysis, elements that would not do anything but confirm the genius of the British filmmaker. There are many aspects of this perfectly-structured… The use of colours in Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo
The Man who Sold the World is a song written by David Bowie (although many continue to think that it was by Nirvana) that, after years, still remains enigmatic. Why? Let’s start from this verse: … The Man Who Sold the World: David Bowie and his detachment from reality
In Florence the years ’80, there was a kind of Renaissance. The echoes of the new wave and punk wave of the late ’70 arrived in Tuscany and some groups took life through the downtown streets.… The trilogy of power: when Litfiba re-invented italian new wave