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<strong>John the Revelator</strong> | Fight Club captured the radical zeitgeist of American culture with prescient imagery echoing 9/11.

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Obviously, the first (and the second) rule of Fight Club is that you don't talk about Fight Club. That said, that indoctrinating regulation hasn't stopped a whole lot of people from chatting breathlessly about David Fincher's cult classic adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's influential 1996 novel. While the pulpy film wasn't widely acclaimed upon release, the sneering social satire has since been hailed as one of the finest films from one of our best filmmakers, and the lead performances from Edward Norton, Brad Pitt, and Helena Bonham Carter remain among their most ...

Listen • 4:33 em Baltimore Sun /em reporter Liz Bowie, shown at center, has helped to lead an effort by Tribune Publishing's journalists to seek new owners for its papers and hold a hedge fund at bay. Journalists working for the storied newspapers of Tribune Publishing Company are racing against the most intense deadline of their careers to find new owners for their company before May 21. That's when the hedge fund Alden Global Capital, infamous for stripping newsrooms to the bone, is poised to make good on its plans to buy the chain in a $635 million deal. Alden alrea...

Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form. March 10, 2021 Anarchism isn't what you think it is. Blame Johnny Rotten (who by the way, was never really an anarchist – he only needed a rhyme for “antichrist” in that song), but lots of folks still think anarchy is just young people wantonly smashing public property. Like it’s some kind of macho Project Mayhem, from Fight Club, with no plan and no limits. But at its heart, Anarchism is almost the exact opposite: it grew out of the radical pacifism of the Quakers. And its roots trace back to before ancient Greece.

Fight Club, and it set a precedent that the actor still follows over two decades later. Saying that Leto looks unrecognizable on screen is par for the course these days, but when cameras first started rolling on the subversive black comedy back in July 1998, the fresh-faced 26 year-old was arguably still best known for his stint on ABC’s My So-Called Life opposite Claire Danes. Bleaching both his hair and eyebrows completely white, Leto’s Angel Face was one of the very few characters in Fight Club to get any sort of meaningful screen time outwith the central trio of Brad Pitt, Edward No...