By: Franklin Bruno

Her chorines, molls, and paroled hookers know their onions.

By: Franklin Bruno

She quietly contributed to dozens of nouvelle vague classics.

By: Franklin Bruno

He defined or refined the dialogue comedy, the war picture, the detective yarn, and more.

By: Franklin Bruno

Elected to poetry like a fucking nun with a “vocation.”

By: Franklin Bruno

A slim, reticent oeuvre.

By: Franklin Bruno

Stax, and soul, wouldn’t have been the same without him.

By: Franklin Bruno

The witty founder of “ordinary language philosophy”

By: Franklin Bruno

“Beware of Elvis.”

By: Franklin Bruno

Trying to write about one clearly defined question at a time.

By: Franklin Bruno

Franklin Bruno on hip hop’s dance crew The Lockers

By: Franklin Bruno

Derrida said of this pop star: “He knows his Wittgenstein.”

By: Franklin Bruno

He invented the breakbeat, a key element of hip-hop.

By: Franklin Bruno

The “Master of Records” remains enigmatic despite his renown.

By: Franklin Bruno

One of his key ideas is “anomalous monism.”

By: Franklin Bruno

His is an unwieldy and rarely screened oeuvre.