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How the Trump administration co-opts pop culture and religion for political gain

On April 15, United States Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth led a prayer session at the Pentagon. But instead of quoting from any recognised canon of sacred scripture, Hegseth’s prayer sounded unmistakably like Samuel L. Jackson’s “Jules”, a hitman character from Quentin Tarantino’s iconic 1994 film Pulp Fiction.

The Conversation · Apr 22

False prophet: Did Pete Hegseth really quote a fake Bible verse from Tarantino’s 'Pulp Fiction'?

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth mistakenly presented the made-up scripture as genuine Bible verse - and he's being trolled for quoting the gospel of Quentin Tarantino.

Euronews · Apr 17

What Does Ezekiel 25:17 Really Say? Comparing the Real Bible Quote and Pete Hegseth's 'Pulp Fiction' Speech

Explore the debate over US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Pentagon prayer, its resemblance to 'Pulp Fiction', and the implications for using religious texts in military contexts.

International Business Times UK · Apr 17

'Bible Verse' Pete Hegseth Quoted During Sermon Actually Comes From Pulp Fiction, Not Scripture

A Pentagon worship service sparked controversy by using a fictional Bible verse from Pulp Fiction, raising concerns about mixing pop culture with religious practices.

International Business Times UK · Apr 16

Why small talk is more important than we think

By avoiding boring conversations we may forget that engaging with almost any topic can captivate and enlighten us

The Independent UK · Apr 14

Quentin Tarantino: Rosanna Arquette lacks class for criticising racial slur use

Tarantino worked with Arquette on his 1994 thriller Pulp Fiction which also starred Samuel L Jackson, John Travolta and Uma Thurman.

Evening Standard · Mar 10

Heated Debate About The Use Of Racial Slurs In Quentin Tarantino’s Movies After His Brutal Response To Actress

Quentin Tarantino didn’t hold back after Rosanna Arquette blasted 'Pulp Fiction' and said the director had been given a “hall pass” to use the N-word.

Bored Panda · Mar 10

Quentin Tarantino responds to Pulp Fiction star’s criticism over use of racial slurs: ‘I gave you a job’

Rosanna Arquette has slammed the repeated use of the N-word in Tarantino’s films as ‘just racist and creepy’

The Independent UK · Mar 10

Pulp Fiction star slams Quentin Tarantino’s use of N-word in films as ‘racist and creepy’

Rosanna Arquette, who played the girlfriend of drug dealer Lance (played by Eric Stoltz) in ‘Pulp Fiction,’ says Tarantino has been given a ‘hall pass’ to use the word

The Independent UK · Mar 8

Stephen Hibbert death: Pulp Fiction’s gimp actor dies aged 68

British actor died ‘unexpectedly,’ his family said

The Independent UK · Mar 7