Stereogum — This week’s central battle came down, as so many do, to the eternal conflict between well-intentioned grand-scale storytelling and gleefully trashy bloodletting. It’s the Forrest Gump vs. Pulp Fiction of the 5 Best Videos Of The Week column! And ... more info

NME — The film will have its European premiere on June 7 in Sheffield more info

The Telegraph — Quentin Tarantino's movie, which won the Palme d'Or 20 years ago, still has a hard-edged glory, says Sarah Crompton more info

ContactMusic — Director Quentin Tarantino has withdrawn his legal battle against bosses at Gawker Media just a week after amending his original lawsuit.The Pulp... more info

Stereogum — 1994 was a big year for reclamations. Quentin Tarantino pulled John Travolta from Look Who’s Talking-franchise purgatory, gave him the closest thing Pulp Fiction had to a lead role, and reignited his career. George Clinton rode high one about five ... more info

Stereogum — Oasis and Blur may mark the official beginning of Britpop with the twin classics of Definitely Maybe and Parklife, respectively, but some people — particularly, seemingly, in music-writer circles — claim Pulp’s Different Class as the genre’s ... more info

Stereogum — It was a profoundly strange experience to type out the headline “Parklife Turns 20.” More so than the other anniversaries I’ve written for Stereogum, the fact that landmark Pulp, Blur, and Oasis albums are arriving at their twentieth anniversar... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis PULP: A Film About Life, Death And Supermarkets / The Trip to Italy Rooftop Films is back with another summer-full of movies and live music under the stars. While the schedule hasn't been posted yet, the slate... more info

Stereogum — It was 20 years ago this week that Britpop first emerged as a major cultural force, thanks to the dual releases of Blur’s Parklife and Pulp’s His ’N’ Hers. So we’re celebrating Britpop Week here at Stereogum, looking back in admiration and ... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Publishers Weekly previewed the best books of the summer. The Rumpus interviewed musician Stephen Malkmus. NPR shared an excerpt from Colson Whitehead's new novel The Noble Hustle. The Quietus reconsidered Pulp's His 'N' Hers album 20 years after its... more info