anderswolleck

Your picture.... #3: Stef & Chupie

1) i just read an interview of yours in a local magazine called chew on this, which i happend to write a small thing in, as well as posed for some fashion shoot... how did they hook up with you?

2) my friends chewawa(sp?) is named chupucabra, but she calls him chupie...

dig your stuff.....

I thought this movie was done pretty well. As a young kid i was all into the vampire/werewolf shit. I liked in the beginning how Kate Beckinsale walks off the ledge and lands. It shows how vampires can be extraordinarily powerful without being so unhuman. I also like the makeup job on the werewolves, once again they were made to look powerful while still adhering to humanity to base an existance off of. One thing i did not like about the film (constructive critisism) was how easily the Lycans were dispatched. Of all the lore i came across - and trust me, there is a great deal - werewolves were faster, much faster. And although the silver thing makes sense, i don't believe they would die off in such a speedy manor. All in all though, a good movie and an excellent profile for a realistic vampiric subculture

I enjoyed this interview. I liked the film. No, it wasn't an earthshattering drama or something that torqued my worldview like the first Matrix film. But it was a good, fun, dark flick.

I read the interview all the way to the bottom. Sounds like he has a good sense of humor, and doesn't take himself too seriously. I can respect that.

god i miss DRE's interviews.

and i'm embarassed that the delta of venus adaptation had escaped me until now!
want.

Uh???Wha???

Oh...I will see this.

i so want to see this.

for, you know, educational purposes of course.

I picked up "my less than secret life" on a whim when I was in barnes & noble a few weeks ago having never heard of jonathan ames. but I really did become quite the fan of his by the time I finished it...he is so funny, so interestingly self- depreciative. I had no idea SG did an interview with him; I actually googled his name to read more of his interviews and found this one. I loved reading about his relationship with his son, the pretty hooker who made him cum in his pants so he blamed it on a spilled mojito, sitting outside the swinger party with the mangina waiting for some girls to tag along with, how he becomes insanely boring around people he'd love to impress (I can relate to that), the whole crazy bitch julia incident...dude is just so out there and open. its like he can't help writing about the parts of his life most people would hide, even if it means he'll be embarassed about it later...like a forced catharsis. his recommendations have made me want to better explore terry southern. he also made me remember why I love being a new yorker.

oh, and if his tv show works out it'd be fantastic, particularly with a "playing thyself" sort of premise. jonathan is more interesting then anybody he could dream up.

good interview...sorry I'm so late reading it.

i want it

I've read his books. Amazing stuff. I even got to correspond with him a little over email *uber death* He's amazing. Can't wait for more.

pete love you long time.

2 live crew.

i know its bad but it was like a communal tick amongst..., right when the first one came out.

kudos to the musical tastes good sir,

I think it the same as ripping.

It's all about the Asian delight!

Woohoo!!!!

i dont like them too much, their stuff is on the point of being soo penis and ass humoured it makes beavis and butthead look like a sophisticated comedy about two lost and searching city youngsters that can only find meaning in their lives through frog baseball in their suburbian hellhole in a world that just does not care

"My penis is Jewish. That's all that matters."
that title makes him sound like a prick ! He has probably better to offer

I know it's old but I just had to say what a great interview this is. Goldberg is awesome.

I bought the book for my girlfriend for xmas, basically so i could read it, because I love the Smiths; a lot more than a lot of things in my life. I thought it was a great book.

awesome. i bought it a few weeks ago just because it looked interesting... woo woo.

good interview though.