Vera Ramone King's book Poisoned Heart: I Married Dee Dee Ramone documents her 17-year marriage to the bassist and lead songwriter of seminal punk rockers the Ramones. In vivid and loving detail, she recounts the rise and demise of her lover and best friend, who succumbed to a heroin overdose in 2002. She offers the untold story of how she continually kept him alive even...
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fitzsimmons:
Sounds like an interesting book.
spectre_:
I've been dying to get this book. Dee Dee was a big influence on me musically.
He's a Mac, he's the former flame of Drew Barrymore and he's an actor, making him famous in that order. The computer commercials and celebrity romance have brought Long more attention than even his biggest films, Live Free or Die Hard and...
He's a Mac, he's the former flame of Drew Barrymore and he's an actor, making him famous in that order. The computer commercials and celebrity romance have brought Long more attention than even his biggest films, Live Free or Die Hard and Dodgeball. Waiting never made the cover of US Weekly, but true fans have recognized him ever since he took out the garbage...
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tayker:
I first saw him in "Jeepers Creepers" 1 and 2, and really enjoyed the movies. Too bad I rarely ever see them referenced in interviews with him.
kaylee:
i want to have like a thousand of his babies.
Prop 8 is about so much more than gay marriage; It's about testing the temperature of tolerance, and nudging the moral compass to find a new north that better serves today's society. Sadly California seems to have lost its way, but ultimately I believe at its core our state is a progressive one and we'll hit the right direction come 2010. Here's hoping.
navanod:
I am lucky I live in a country where Gay Marriages are legal, I dont think Tolerance is there yet. Someday I am sure.
lison:
Thanks for the interviews of Nimoy and Quinto, Nicole! That was super cool!
Bob Fingerman seemed to have disappeared for the past two years after the release of his first novel, Bottomfeeder, a darkly comic tale of a vampire in New York City, and his graphic novel Recess Pieces, about a group of elementary school students fighting zombies, but this month has seen...
On the surface Kathy Griffin's "reality" show, My Life on the D-List, may be about the comedienne's relentless quest for A-List acclaim. However, in reality (of the real variety), Griffin's Emmy Award-winning Bravo show pokes fun at and undermines the very institution she purports to covet above all...
With worldwide record sales approaching 20 million, British band The Prodigy is one of the most successful and memorable groups to emerge from the '90s rave scene. After a five-year absence from the recorded world (apart from the release of Their Law: The Singles...
With worldwide record sales approaching 20 million, British band The Prodigy is one of the most successful and memorable groups to emerge from the '90s rave scene. After a five-year absence from the recorded world (apart from the release of Their Law: The Singles 1990-2005), the band's fifth album Invaders Must Die was released in early 2009 and signals a return to form as...
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watchtheskies:
I first saw them at Glastonbury years ago, and thank god I did - it was the best live show I have ever experienced! If you get the chance - go see 'em.
ainur:
I remember hearing Prodigy tracks at warehouse parties (the real kind 
) Soma in SF in 1991, going to a record store to buy them and finding out I still had months to wait until Experience would be released. Absolutely LOVE that they're still around and excited to be doing what they're doing. The reason they've lasted so long is that they really aren't like anybody else. Others have tried, but they never come close.
) Soma in SF in 1991, going to a record store to buy them and finding out I still had months to wait until Experience would be released. Absolutely LOVE that they're still around and excited to be doing what they're doing. The reason they've lasted so long is that they really aren't like anybody else. Others have tried, but they never come close.
On the surface Kathy Griffin's "reality" show, My Life on the D-List, may be about the comedienne's relentless quest for A-List acclaim. However, in reality (of the real variety), Griffin's Emmy Award-winning Bravo show pokes fun at and undermines the very institution she purports to covet above all else: fame.
Furthermore, while other reality stars make a virtue out of their genuinely mean spirits in...
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lily:
This was a really great interview. well done.
fitzsimmons:
Cool interview. She is hilarious.
"If I'm such a commodity, how come nobody went to see The Good German," Steven Soderbergh asks at one point during our conversation. Hes half-facetious and half-serious when posing the question. At 46, Soderbergh has already earned every professional...
Did you know that May is Zombie Awareness Month?
What you don't know can eat you.
According to the Zombie Research Society "The Zombie Pandemic is coming. It's not a matter of if, but a matter of when." The nearly non-profit organization claims that "enthusiastic debate about Zombies is essential to the survival of the human race."
Are you prepared for the impeding Zombie...
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What you don't know can eat you.
According to the Zombie Research Society "The Zombie Pandemic is coming. It's not a matter of if, but a matter of when." The nearly non-profit organization claims that "enthusiastic debate about Zombies is essential to the survival of the human race."
Are you prepared for the impeding Zombie...
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aspen:
I always wanted to be in Shawn of the Dead. It looked fun.
nicole_powers:
Yeah, my favorite line from a movie ever was "If you love me you'll let me eat your brains" from Return of the Living Dead -- though apparently, according to Andrew Morisson, the founder of the Zombie Research Society, "Zombies actually probably don't eat brains."
Bob Fingerman seemed to have disappeared for the past two years after the release of his first novel, Bottomfeeder, a darkly comic tale of a vampire in New York City, and his graphic novel Recess Pieces, about a group of elementary school students fighting zombies, but this month has seen this release of a new comic series and an illustrated short novel.
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nicole_powers:
Bob Fingerman seemed to have disappeared for the past two years after the release of his first novel, Bottomfeeder, a darkly comic tale of a vampire in New York City, and his graphic novel Recess Pieces, about a group of elementary school students fighting zombies, but this month has seen...