Big Dada Kane: An Interview with Poet-Rapper Malik Ameer Crumpler
Bestriding boundaries between hip-hop, poetry, and surrealism, poet-musician Malik Ameer Crumpler forges a strange and compelling work that is utterly and uniquely his own.
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Bestriding boundaries between hip-hop, poetry, and surrealism, poet-musician Malik Ameer Crumpler forges a strange and compelling work that is utterly and uniquely his own.
In honor of Earth Day, all of today’s answers can be found using letters in the name Earth Day.
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Wrong-way driver busted for DWI According to the police report: Wichita Falls Police were sent to Kell West Freeway Tuesday morning for a report of a vehicle driving east in the westbound lanes. Officers were told "multiple people" were waving guns out of the vehicle's windows. After stopping the vehicle, the driver, and only person in the car, Tonya Jackson, got out and appeared to have an unsteady balance. An officer handcuffed her and explained she was stopped for driving on the wrong side of the highway. Jackson told police she was coming from her house where her boyfriend was doing dru...
List slides Super Bowl XXVII—Nike, “Hare Jordan” I haven’t watched the Super Bowl since I was a wee little one; despite growing up in a sports-loving household, I was the typical dork who got excited about the event only because I knew it was a chance to watch TV for more than three hours straight and eat tons of junk food. But as with most kids, I only really cared about the commercials, anyway. And the last one that sticks in my brain from the days before double digits is “Hare Jordan,” the Nike ad that saw Bugs Bunny and Michael Jordan team up to clown on some dim-witted knuc...