Miranda July

Evan Rachel Wood steals nearly every scene in Miranda July’s new film, Kajillionaire. As Old Dolio, she’s a…

Note: The writer of this review watched Kajillionaire from home on a digital screener. Before making the decision to…

As one of the most singularly quirky minds working in art and indie filmmaking today, writer/director Miranda July…

Writer, director, and performance artist Miranda July chased the wild success of her quirky debut feature, Me and…

Sleater-Kinney’s upcoming follow-up to 2015’s No Cities To Love, itself the Northwest punk outfit’s first LP in a…

Cats and turtles figure prominently into Madeline’s Madeline. The title character, an emotionally tempestuous New…

One advantage of Amazon and Netflix’s “post an entire TV season all at once” policy is that there’s no real reason…

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Independent record labels are often guided by a singular vision, but few instantly evoke a particular artist’s…

Considering Miranda July’s vast and varied resume, it seems odd that she hadn’t released a novel until now—though…

In a new interview with The New York Times about her novel The First Bad Man, Miranda July revealed that in the week…

Lena Dunham, Carrie Brownstein, Mae Whitman, Natasha Lyonne, Miranda July, and a bevy of other famous and somewhat…