The strictures of natural law were meant to structure an enchanted world — but if the enchantment is gone, the law becomes a pointless artifact of a defunct Christian culture.
Knowing and caring about what's going on seems defunct after lad culture and turbo-consumption and its hedonistic devil-may-care manifesto.
However, having been a longtime fan of The Face, he decided that he wanted to revive the spirit of the now-defunct classic British culture magazine and publish his own photography journal.
(Anderson) ★ Heems (Monday) The silly, rowdy meta-commentary on hip-hop culture by the now-defunct rap trio Das Racist will be missed, but the former member Heems burst out of the solo gate last fall with the release of the mixtape "Wild Water Kingdom" (Greedhead), an intelligent work of coiled, occasionally sitar-tinged beats and the vocalist's stubbornly nontraditional rhyming schemes.
(Nicole Herrington) Heems (Friday) The silly, rowdy meta-commentary on hip-hop culture by the now-defunct rap trio Das Racist will be missed, but the former member Heems burst out of the solo gate last fall with the mixtape "Wild Water Kingdom," an intelligent work of coiled, occasionally sitar-tinged beats and the vocalist's stubbornly nontraditional rhyming schemes.
On Monday, the CNBC documentary "House of Cards" served up another tranche of the subprime culture, typified by the now defunct company Quick Loan Funding and its huckster-in-chief, Daniel Sadek.
Obrist told me that his own unrealized project is to found a new version of Black Mountain College, the defunct North Carolina retreat where, sixty years ago, top practitioners in the arts, culture, and the sciences taught and exchanged ideas.
"When I was in high school, my first encounter with ballroom culture and voguing was from clips found on a now defunct YouTube channel.
As such, she embodies a departure both from the religious temptation to police popular culture, in the manner of the Roman Catholic Church's now-defunct Legion of Decency, and the effort in fundamentalist circles to create a parallel universe of theologically safe movies, television and music.
In January of 2002, Simon published with the now-defunct Picturing Justice, an "on-line journal of law & popular culture" published out of the University of San Francisco.
