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Longlegs
(film)
1
— Horror film featuring Nicolas Cage that disappointed the poster despite being fine.
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer
(film)
1
— Yorgos Lanthimos film considered his peak by a pretentious filmgoer in the theater.
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Rita Crundwell
(person)
1
— Former comptroller of Dixon, Illinois who perpetrated the largest municipal fraud in US history by embezzling $53 millio...
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Dixon
(place)
1
— Illinois city that was the site of the largest municipal fraud in US history perpetrated by Rita Crundwell.
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OG Maco
(person)
1
— Rapper who committed suicide as part of a series of violent incidents in late 2024 and early 2025.
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UNRWA
(concept)
1
— UN agency for Palestinian refugees referenced in context of liberal American political discourse
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Portra 400
(concept)
1
— Film stock used for photography experiments with double exposures
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Coq au Vin
(concept)
1
— French dish made using an NYT recipe as part of a French cooking weekend
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Star
(person)
1
— Woman who began a relationship with Charles Manson at 16, later allegedly moved in with Vincent Gallo
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Chris Hemsworth
(person)
1
— Actor whose modern muscular physique represents an unattainable body type for those claiming to want to return to tradit...
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LA 92
(film)
1
— Documentary about the 1992 LA riots that contrasts authentic riot participation with modern performative activism record...
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Azov battalion
(concept)
1
— Ukrainian military unit referenced as the ultimate test of commitment for online critics advocating intervention in the ...
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Good Kid M.A.A.d City
(album)
1
— 2012 Kendrick Lamar album that won Pitchfork's Album of the Year
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Run The Jewels 2
(album)
1
— 2014 album by Run The Jewels that won Pitchfork's Album of the Year
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Solange
(person)
1
— Artist whose album A Seat At The Table won Pitchfork's 2016 Album of the Year
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A Seat At The Table
(album)
1
— 2016 Solange album that won Pitchfork's Album of the Year
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Damn
(album)
1
— 2017 Kendrick Lamar album that won Pitchfork's Album of the Year
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Be The Cowboy
(album)
1
— 2018 Mitski album that won Pitchfork's Album of the Year
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Fetch the Boltcutters
(album)
1
— 2020 Fiona Apple album that won Pitchfork's Album of the Year
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CTMirror
(place)
1
— Connecticut news outlet that published an article about high school students who cannot read in 2024.
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OneTaste
(concept)
1
— Sex cult organization focused on orgasmic meditation that is being prosecuted for prostitution, sex trafficking, and lab...
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Nicole Daedone
(person)
1
— Founder of OneTaste sex cult, described as a 'sex diva,' 'master manipulator,' and 'gourmet sex' connoisseur being prose...
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Rachel Cherwitz
(person)
1
— Head of sales for OneTaste who is being prosecuted alongside Nicole Daedone for prostitution and sex trafficking.
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SoulCycle
(place)
1
— Wellness company that OneTaste's attorney compared the organization to in defense against sex cult allegations.
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Delay, Deny, Defend
(book)
1
— Book about insurance company practices that some claim is being delisted from various online sites.
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Abe Books
(place)
1
— Online book marketplace where some claim Delay, Deny, Defend has been delisted.
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Bromley
(place)
1
— London suburb referenced as example of distant location requiring long commute to city center.
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r/NEET
(place)
1
— A subreddit browsed by users interested in people who are not in education, employment, or training, discussed in contex...
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The Seventh Continent
(film)
1
— A 1966 Yugoslavian children's film by Dušan Vukotić where children discover and populate a new continent without adults.
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Dušan Vukotić
(person)
1
— Academy Award-winning Yugoslav director who made The Seventh Continent and won Best Animated Short Subject in 1961.
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Tenkôsei: Sayonara anata
(film)
1
— A body-swap film by Nobuhiko Ōbayashi, a remake of his 1981 film Exchange Students that explores the source material in ...
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Nobuhiko Ōbayashi
(person)
1
— Japanese filmmaker known for Hausu who made the body-swap film Tenkôsei as a remake of his earlier work.
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Windy City Heat
(film)
1
— A comedy film featuring an elaborate prank where comedians convince their friend he's been cast in a big budget movie an...
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Bobcat Goldthwait
(person)
1
— Comedian and director who directed Windy City Heat, a prank film involving Perry Caravello.
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Perry Caravello
(person)
1
— Subject of the prank film Windy City Heat, described as egotistical, gullible, and unsympathetic.
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Carson Daly
(person)
1
— Television host mentioned in the Windy City Heat prank as competition for the fake movie role.
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Nerd Pride
(concept)
1
— A cultural shift toward mainstream acceptance and celebration of traditionally nerdy interests like video games, Star Wa...
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Second City
(place)
1
— A famous comedy and improv venue in Chicago criticized for telling the audience when to clap during performances.
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New Left
(concept)
1
— A political movement focused on individual liberation that is argued to have damaged American political culture by alien...
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Barbour
(place)
1
— British clothing brand criticized for selling polyester blend peacoats instead of traditional materials.
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Club Monaco
(place)
1
— Clothing retailer criticized for selling polyester blend peacoats instead of pure natural fibers.
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Brooks Brothers
(place)
1
— Traditional American clothing retailer criticized for selling polyester blend peacoats instead of pure wool.
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Surrey
(place)
1
— Wealthy English county mentioned as location of an expensive street where a university girlfriend's family lived.
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Freedom Writers
(film)
1
— Film suggested as possible influence on English teachers viewing their job as promoting social activism.
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Solar Power
(album)
1
— Lorde's third studio album described by her as a celebration of the natural world with a pretentious rollout.
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Guitar Wolf
(person)
1
— Japanese rock band described as 'the world's loudest rock band' featured in Wild Zero.
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Harold Lloyd
(person)
1
— Silent film star known for dangling off a clock who successfully transitioned to sound films with The Milky Way.
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The Milky Way
(film)
1
— 1936 screwball comedy starring Harold Lloyd about a milkman who accidentally becomes a boxing celebrity.
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Danny Kaye
(person)
1
— Actor who starred in a musical remake of The Milky Way.
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Kenya Boy
(film)
1
— 1984 Nobuhiko Obayashi film described as an insane acid trip featuring dinosaurs, atomic bombs, and pulp jungle fiction ...
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