25 January, 2020

@unclecrizzle @faceyouhate And his book is awful

25 January, 2020

RT @ArchieComics: Archie and his pals meet @TheB52s in just a few more weeks! Yes, this is a real comic book. https://t.co/WZxp4utIAK

25 January, 2020

RT @Caissie: This piece is so gorgeous in person & I’n really excited that everyone who travels through MSP will get to see it. 💜

25 January, 2020

RT @soalexgoes: people are going to LOSE THEIR MINDS when they find out latinx creators have more than 2 stories to tell.

25 January, 2020

RT @eshynes: “And it won’t be long.” On INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS for @reverse_shot’s best of the decade. https://t.co/TVEbHNfNJ0

Alan Scherstuhl

Alan Scherstuhl is film editor and writer at Voice Media Group and its film partner, the Village Voice. VMG publications include LA Weekly, Denver Westword, Phoenix New Times, Miami New Times, Broward-Palm Beach New Times, Houston Press and Dallas Observer.

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