Word: wickedness
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In December 1941, within a few days of the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Nazis began gassing Jews and Gypsies at a camp in Chelmno, Poland. More than 150,000 died there; two survived, and both offer their soul-scarred witness in Shoah. One of them, Simon Srebnik, was a...
The title promises something wicked. But '60s sexploitation auteur Joseph W. Sarno (Moonlighting Wives, Sin in the Suburbs) was more interested in the grim wages of sin than in its appealing depiction; this New York writer-director was the Zola of the back streets. His first feature, which he directed...
However, after a story and performances that tugs yearning audiences along, the opera concludes rather abruptly, with a seemingly tacked-on epilogue after the dramatic death of Don Giovanni. Never letting an opportunity for a comedic moment pass, the remaining characters stand in a semicircle, playfully singing the last line...
Nope, that was the Wicked Witch of the West. Oh, right.
Watch out, Grey Goose. There's a co-op of 900 Minnesota farmers aiming to win drinkers over to their top-shelf vodka. Made in conjunction with the originators of Pete's Wicked Ale, which helped launch the U.S.'s craft-beer phenomenon in the 1990s, Shakers vodka is quickly...