Dalvin Aboagye

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“Here’s the thing about America: The minute you relax and fatten up, somebody hungrier is gonna come along looking for a piece of your pie,” the precocious teen Ethelrida Pearl Smutney (E'myri Crutchfield) narrates during the first tense face-off in the first episode of the fourth season of FX's irreverent crime anthology series Fargo, set between Don Donatello Fadda (Tommaso Ragano) of the Italian Fadda Family—the fictional stand-ins for the Kansas City Mob—and Loy Cannon, the patriarch of a Black migrant crime family deftly portrayed by Chris Rock.

The Surprising Real Mob History That Inspired 'Fargo' Season 4

Sam Ray

Any millennial who spent their high school and middle school years scanning the music forums and Tumblr blogs of the early 2010s more than likely remembers running into the music of Kitty Pryde.

Kitty's New Album 'Rose Gold' Showcases How Far She's Come Since Her Days as a Viral Rapper

Adult Swim

Out of all the anime that has managed to hit U.S. airwaves, very few shows share the same level of unbridled energy as FLCL.

Dalvin Aboagye’s Recent Articles

The Surprising Real Mob History That Inspired 'Fargo' Season 4

From Kansas City's overlooked mob past to the Black gamblers who funded their communities while staving off both the mafia and the cops.

Kitty's New Album 'Rose Gold' Showcases How Far She's Come Since Her Days as a Viral Rapper

Any millennial who spent their high school and middle school years scanning the music forums and Tumblr blogs of the early 2010s more than likely remembers running into the music of Kitty Pryde.

Japanese Rock Band The Pillows Is a Huge Part of What Makes 'FLCL' So Damn Good

Out of all the anime that has managed to hit U.S. airwaves, very few shows share the same level of unbridled energy as FLCL.