Network Awesome Magazine

I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book. - Groucho Marx

An Inevitable Cult Classic: Valley of the Dolls
by Thomas Michalski

Puppets, Sci-fi, and the Trouble with Man and Machine
by Gabriella Arrigoni

While My Computer Gently Weeps: Oneohtrix Point Never’s Memory Vague
by Anthony Galli

The Beginning of a Movement: Doering's "3302" and Punk
by Chrisaphenia Danai Papagrigoriou

A History of Soul: Otis Redding
by Thomas Michalski

La Belle Verte and the Big Brained Beautiful
by Kristen Bialik

Weird Shit, All Right: Alive from Off Center
by Thomas Michalski

I Knew Disco Back When Horn Sections Were Real: A Review Of “Disco Bands"
by Ryk McIntyre

The Ringing of the Surreal Cash Till: David Lynch's Commercials
by David Selden

No One Lame Appears on Sesame Street
by Joe DeMartino

The Soldier of Orange and the Fighting Dutch
by Kristen Bialik

The World Inside/Outside of Toadanori Yokoo
by Chris Martin

Early Japanese Animation – Part II: Kenzo Masaoka
by Cory Gross

The Forgotten Form: Trailer Trash
by Network Awesome

Eric Fensler: An interview with the creator of the GI Joe PSA parodies
by Joe DeMartino

How Joan Jett Ruined My Life, or, the Women Of Punk Are About to Ruin Your Life
by Jason Forrest

Black Flag: Sons of the South Bay
by Jeff LaPrade

Surf Nazis Must Die: A Study in Good Bad Filmmaking
by Chris Martin

Norman McLaren: A Visualizer in His Soul
by Matthew Gray

William Wegman: A Man Amongst Dogs
by Anthony Galli

Shangaan Dance Music: Where African Tribal Culture Meets Global Rave Culture
by Timothy Misir

The Success of Sin and Failure of Fleshapoids
by Kristen Bialik

Romantic movies are only ever as good as their paired leads: Breezy
by Joe DeMartino

"Olive Oyl" Becomes a Star: Grace Jones
by Kollin Holtz

The Road to Ruin is Paved With Rock n Roll Radio
by Ryk McIntyre

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