Let Sufjan Stevens Help You Find Your “Christmas Unicorn”
Sufjan Stevens invites us to raise the mirror this Christmas and laugh to ourselves in all our absurdity: “I’m the Christmas unicorn . . . you’re the Christmas unicorn.”
Sufjan Stevens invites us to raise the mirror this Christmas and laugh to ourselves in all our absurdity: “I’m the Christmas unicorn . . . you’re the Christmas unicorn.”
In The Circle, no one is ever known, because knowledge about others is mistaken for actually knowing others.
As Chance and his hometown quietly take turns sharing their sides of the story of his maturation, we begin to wonder who really changed—Wendy or Pan?
At its heart, Chef’s Table is about the chefs’ spiritual appetites and how they seek to satiate their inner hungers.
Christianity’s primary critique of socialism is not that it strives for too much, but that it settles for too little.
Joining Swift in gazing at New York is Ryan Adams’s way of hopping into the DeLorean: perhaps revisiting his past can renew him when he gets back to the future.
Sufjan Stevens’s obscure reference to Manelich is a key element in understanding how he sees his relationship with his mother Carrie.
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