“The Nineties” by Chuck Klosterman (Penguin Press) Few things make a book reviewer feel older than reading a book — words on actual tree pulp, bound together with a hard cover — that ruminates on the ...

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From Linda Evangelista being shot for Vogue in the windows of Harvey Nichols to the shop becoming known worldwide courtesy of a cameo role in Absolutely Fabulous, the Nineties were an unforgettable ...

I celebrated my bar mitzvah in Jerusalem on September 1, 1990, as American troops mustered nearby in Saudi Arabia for Operation Desert Storm, and I began high school in California one week later. By ...

Today, "if you ask a semi-educated young person to identify the root cause of most American problems, there's a strong possibility they will say, 'Capitalism.'" In the '90s, the more probable answer ...

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Serving up the moments and meanings of a modern decade in a few hundred pages is no easy task, but Chuck Klosterman has managed to boil a hearty stew of insight with his new book “The Nineties” ...

Chuck Klosterman doesn’t believe his generation is anything special. It’s not the most ambitious or most exciting, it’s not the biggest or baddest. But Generation X, he insists, does have one key ...

Few things make a book reviewer feel older than reading a book — words on actual tree pulp, bound together with a hard cover — that ruminates on the essential news events and pop culture milestones ...