<p class="p1">The final chapter in the Fast and Furious story has begun. Fast X, directed by Justin Lin, features the return of family members from the past, new family members like Lil B and Abuelita, and a new villain that mirrors Dom in a myriad of ways. We talk about what Jason Momoa brings to the franchise, the dramaturgical integrity across nearly a dozen films, and the increasing  absurdity of stunts and dialogue that has become a hallmark of Fast and Furious. </p>

The final chapter in the Fast and Furious story has begun. Fast X, directed by Justin Lin, features the return of family members from the past, new family members like Lil B and Abuelita, and a new villain that mirrors Dom in a myriad of ways. We talk about what Jason Momoa brings to the franchise, the dramaturgical integrity across nearly a dozen films, and the increasing absurdity of stunts and dialogue that has become a hallmark of Fast and Furious.

<p>The final chapter in the Fast and Furious story has begun. Fast X, directed by Justin Lin, features the return of family members from the past, new family members like Lil B and Abuelita, and a new villain that mirrors Dom in a myriad of ways. We talk about what Jason Momoa brings to the franchise, the dramaturgical integrity across nearly a dozen films, and the increasing&nbsp; absurdity of stunts and dialogue that has become a hallmark of Fast and Furious.&nbsp;</p>

Critical X

Exploring pop “trash” through the lens of media history and theory, as well as representations of race, class, and gender with the Ambassador of Pop Culture, Bob Thompson, and  Charisse L'Pree, professors at  the Newhouse School at Syracuse University.

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Exploring pop “trash” through the lens of media history and theory, as well as representations of race, class, and gender with the Ambassador of Pop Culture, Bob Thompson, and Charisse L'Pree, professors at the Newhouse School at Syracuse University.

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