Vanity Fair’s March issue features a story about Baltimore’s classic 1982 film, “Diner” and its impact on pop culture. Entitled, “Much Ado About Nothing,” writer S.L. Price asserts that the Barry Levinson movie introduced the concept of talking about, well, nothing, a style popularized on Seinfeld eight years later and also seen in Pulp Fiction, […]
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