There's a knotty new twist in the continuing saga of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch".
Lee's film traces a grim continuum between stereotypes old and new, connected by knotty skeins of institutional racism.
And the knotty new songs, with their wandering melodies, introspective lyrics, and jazz instrumental breaks owe much to Ms. Mitchell's music, especially to the album, "Hejira".
The single greatest Yule-themed film of the new century, this knotty, Pinot-noir dissection of a dysfunctional French brood reunited for the holidays reveals new pockets of comfort and joy with each new viewing.
Speaking from the safety of his laptop hide-away, the film-maker described himself as a masochist and insisted that making Nymphomaniac had taught him nothing new about the knotty subject of female sexuality.
In 1971, the family moved to a larger, modern house on the new estates at Knotty Ash, and Seldon Street was later demolished.
What seem bold are the characters of Jacqueline Woodson and Pat Murphy, who in their new novels render the knotty friendships of girls with gravity, whimsy, intimacy and melodrama.
When he was seven, the family – his father was a cobbler, his mother worked for Littlewoods – moved to a new housing estate in Knotty Ash.
Now, the revelations about Krafft's repugnant personal opinions have cast his work in a new light, and brought up knotty questions about how an artist's intent should influence our evaluation of his work.
They pay back investors through the savings a government could accrue if a preventive program succeeded in its goals of reducing recidivism or keeping children out of foster care, bringing an opportunity for financial returns to a new set of society's knottiest problems.
