Here's the lede from Stephen Holden's review of Wassup Rockers:
More than a decade after Larry Clark's "Kids" scandalized the movie world with its quasi-documentary portrait of New York skateboarders and the virgins they deflower, he is still pushing buttons with his lubricious insider's view of teenage life.
And here's how it might read if NYT copy editors gave a shit about agreement:
More than a decade after Larry Clark scandalized the movie world with "Kids," his quasi-documentary portrait of New York skateboarders and the virgins they deflower, he is still pushing buttons with his lubricious insider's view of teenage life.
Next time, don't be in such a rush to head out to your summer shares.
