Mark Kermode on… Kathryn Bigelow, a stylish ruffler of feathers

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From vampire noir to Bin Laden, Point Break to Detroit, the first woman to win an Oscar for best director has never pulled her punches Watching new Jeff Nichols release The Bikeriders , starring Austin Butler and Tom Hardy as 60s Chicago greasers, I was reminded of two other movies: László Benedek’s 1953 Marlon Brando vehicle The Wild One , explicitly cited as an inspiration, and The Loveless , the 1981 feature debut of Kathryn Bigelow , the American film-maker (b.1951) who would go on to become the first woman to win a best director Oscar with her 2008 war drama The Hurt Locker . A symphony of leather-clad posing (with just a touch of Kenneth Anger ), The Loveless was a staple of the late-night circuit in the 80s, often on a double bill with David Lynch’s Eraserhead . Sharing directing credits with Monty Montgomery, Bigelow playfully deconstructed masculinity and machismo in a manner that was one part wry to two parts relish. I remember seeing The Loveless at the Phoenix in East
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Chris Brown Addresses An Important Subject About Bow Wow

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Chris Brown is addressing an important subject about Bow Wow. Check out what he has to say below. Chris 'sits down with #NORE and #DJEFN during an upcoming episode of Drink Champs, and addresses the rumor that #BowWow was supposed to be on his hit song “Run It” before #JuelzSantana.' Chris says, 'Shad is my brother man. But Shad be cap sometimes.'   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by The Shade Room (@theshaderoom) 'He goes on to explain that Bow Wow wasn’t a hater, but he wanted Juelz on the track. #Roommates could you see Bow Wow on the song? Or did they get it right with Juelz?' TSR notes. Someone said: 'the real question should be why didn’t we get a video for poppin,' and one otheer commenter said: 'Juelz did what he was suppose to do on that song.' A commenter posted this: 'Lol bow wow loves attention and do and say anything to get it lol.' One other follower said: 'Tell Yo friends to get with my friends we can be friends.' Someone else said: 'Not too many men can pull off blond hair but it works for Chris Brown.' Chris Brown has fans freaking out after a video featuring himself and a child is flaunted on the Internet. Check out the clip below. The Shade Room notes 'Aww! Baby girl is all smiles watching #ChrisBrown on that tv! : @gettyimages ).' Someone said: 'That’s how I used to be seeing him on tv.' A commenter posted this: 'Thought y’all was finna say this his new baby,' and a commenter said: 'Yall In These Comments Talking Bout His Twin ... When That's Not His Child In The Video.' A fan said: 'WAIT!! How many kids he got?!? It was just like yesterday he was runnin it with juelz santana,' and a commenter posted this: 'For those of who are confused, that is not his daughter. The baby is a random baby that is just laughing and dancing to his and DaniLeigh song . Super cute tho.'

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