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Home Land is definitely one of the funniest books on the bookshelves this year. Sam Lipsyte has crafted a biting witty and satirical love letter to high school, most likely flipping the bird at the same time.

Home Land is the story of Lewis Miner or Teabag as he was known in high school. It is a series of letters that Teabag sent to The...
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missy:
Home Land is definitely one of the funniest books on the bookshelves this year. Sam Lipsyte has crafted a biting witty and satirical love letter to high school, most likely flipping the bird at the same time...
vexkitten:
Read this book! I found it by chance, knowing nothing about the author, and it's hilarious and painful. If you find humor in the futility of life, you'll love it. The drug-dealing AA sponsor with the war mace is particularly memorable. (Even if you're sober, you have to admit that there are members, even those with time, who just don't get it.)

My favorite line : "Teabag him, Teabag!"
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Statuesque Danish beauty Connie Nielsen, believe it or not, has never shot a movie in Denmark, until now. Her first Danish language film Brothers is about a woman whose soldier husband is supposedly killed in the Iraq. Then while grieving at home and taking care of their two young children she eventually falls for his ne'er-do-well brother. Things of course get complicated when her husband...
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missy:
Statuesque Danish beauty Connie Nielsen, believe it or not, has never shot a movie in Denmark, until now. Her first Danish language film Brothers is about a woman whose soldier husband is supposedly killed in the Iraq. Then while grieving at home and taking care of their two young children she eventually...
hyperboy:
she is a timeless beauty, her brains as sharp as her wit and features
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Guy Davis is best known to the members of SuicideGirls as the artist behind Sandman Mystery Theatre. But the true punk elite (Dont say out loud who you are, that wouldnt be cool) know him as the co-creator of Honour Among Punks. That book was a seminal comic book story about Baker Street, the center of England's punk movement in a London.

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octegon:
ARGH! I Can't stop reading Epstein's awesome interviews!!

I think I'm going to have to eat his flesh so I can gain his powers.
annisa:
Guy Davis is one of the greatist comic artists today

and he likes animals
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Gregg Araki is the cult director of such acclaimed films as The Living End, Nowhere and The Doom Generation. His latest film, Mysterious Skin, is the first film hes done in five years and is also his first adaptation of a book. It stars Brady Corbet and Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Kansas teenagers Brian Lackey and Neil McCormick. Both were sexually abused by their baseball coach...
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lilyfly:
Loved "Nowhere."
noemie:
i'm a fucking fan.. since a long long time ago...
thanks for this; ITW... he's my favorite movie maker...
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goth as a verb

instead of saying "I'll house you" It will be "i'll goth you"

motherfucker "i'll goth you"

i am the gothiest gother.

I will goth your ass up and down the street.

I'm going to goth down to the goth store, grab some goth then motherscooter through the goth until i get to the goth. LETS GET GOTHING!

i just gothed in...
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lilyk:
duone:
i'm so hungry. ima go goth me some munchies and then goth down a milkshake. gothin awesome.
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AiT/Planet Lar publishes this really cool book, The Couriers by Brian Wood. The latest trade paperback is called Couriers 03: The Ballad Of Johnny Funwrecker and is prequel to the two previous Couriers books. Moustafa and Special are bike messengers who also work for a local gangster named Johnny Funwrecker. Funwrecker is about to taken down by the law so Moustafa and Special decide to...
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loe:

tofu said:
I can't help but wonder if Brian Wood knows actually knows any bicycle couriers.



read the whole article. I used to be a bike messenger in New York so I thought it would be cool to tell stories in that world.

kiss kiss, Brian.

xoxo

Loe

autodidactic:
Great interview! Much better than mine!
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Last summer was a kickass one for Tsunami Bomb. They finally headlined their own tour, later they went all over Europe with The Vandals and then their latest album, Definitive Act, was released to much acclaim. I got a chance to chat with the mysterious and beautiful Tsunami Bomb frontwoman, Agent M.

Check out the official website for Tsunami Bomb


Daniel Robert Epstein: What inspired...
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luis:
I won tickets to their show here in April... I was going to interview them, ya bastard.
brett_bretterson:
Fuckin' awesome band. I've seen them from the very beginning (Warped Tour '01) open for a ton of bands (AFI, Bouncing Souls, Rise Against, among others) and it's great to see them headlining. They put on one helluva show ( but I still miss Mike frown )
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Johnny Ryan no longer works at the Seattle piss factory or as he likes to call it, the urological clinic. Thats a good thing because it gives him a chance to work on as much Angry Youth Comix as possible. Fantagraphics has just been reprinted the latest issues into a trade paperback called What're You Lookin' At?

If you took the whole of pop culture...
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neumie:
I love his comics! And Crumb is right about him and us in general.
olivia:
I hate myself for loving his comix, but I just can't get enough of Loady McGee and Blecky Yuckerella.
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I think the Bettie Page big ball of snow is rolling along and one of the patches its pitched up is the straight to DVD movie Bettie Page: Dark Angel. It stars fetish model Paige Richards at Bettie herself and its directed by Nico B. The film recreates the last three years of Betties career.

Check out the official website for Bettie Page: Dark Angel...
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paulnikon:
It popped up under the "new" interviews on the lower left.
keith:
But Daniel Robert Epstein literally passed away five years ago and sadisticmika has a huge strike through his name and a clear timestamp right above his post? confused
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You would think that when someone has enough money (or a stinkin pile of cash) to make Joe Perry's Rock Your World Boneyard Brew Hot Sauce" they might not be able to pull off a solo album but all that money has been put to good use. I got sent a promo copy of Joe Perrys latest self titled solo album and boy was I...
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gunsnroses:
Aerosmith ruled the 70's and set the style and sound
leonmate:
Great interview. I'm a massive fan of Aerosmith, and of Joe Perry- he's had a major influence on me as a guitarist.