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i started a new job today.

five weeks being a location producer for Blind Date. I normally wouldnt want another production job again but i just couldnt pass up the money. its really going to help my sad bank account.
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instarsia:
lol. you're working for blind date? smile thanks for all the compliments doll.
cruorem_angelus:
Excelent interview with Natalie Portman. Big fan of hers.
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we have a cabinet. apt isnt so messy, happy happy daY
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eidmar:
Natalie Portman! you bastard.

nice work
beaky:
How could you interview Natalie Portman, and not ask her if there's a chance for a sequel to "The Professional"
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Q-Tip formerly of the band A Tribe Called Quest has appeared in a few films and even written one, Prison Song. But none of that could possibly compare to the experience of having the role in the new Spike Lee film, She Hate Me.

She Hate Me is the story of a young black biotech executive [Anthony Mackie] who is fired from his job for...
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fudoh:
how long ago was that interview? cause last i heard tribe is back together and relasing an album.
rockezi:
i never knew a love.. a love.. love like this...... kiss
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When I got the email confirming that I was going to get to interview Alan Moore I was giddy. The man has been one of my major idols since I first read Watchmen back in the mid-80s. Since then I have devoured as much of his work as possible from the early Miracleman days up until his recent novel, The Voice of Fire. I often...
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dlaf:
Great interview. I had the pleasure of meeting Alan Moore recently where I suddenly went from cool calm collected chick into slobbering fan girl.
aijin:
I <3 Alan Moore!!!!
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Time to namedrop a little bit. I am friends with Joe Lynch, the guy who directed Godheads latest video and he was nice enough to hook me up with an interview with lead singer Jason Miller.

I found Miller to be a totally open and honest guy. Also Godheads latest album kicks major ass. Get it now!

Check out the website for Godhead


Daniel Robert...
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darkangelion:
I still have to check that album out...
I really loved 2000yearsofhumanerror... JM is a cool one surreal
draciav:
I remember these guys from when I used to go to Rick's Tattoos. The singer was dating the wacky german piercer girl who worked there.

I met the love of my life (Lhia) at the parlor, because she had a Godhead flier for later that night and I told her that I'd meet her there later. That was 8 years ago.

I think that and some free show on the mall during the 4th of july were the only times I heard those guys though.

If anyone's in the DC area, smack Marlow and Illch for me.


skull
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two mosquitos were flying around my apt FUCKING.

I slapped my hands together and squished them
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jonasgrumby:
I just saw your update of the Napoleon Dynamite phenomenon, and since you seem to like this film, and the work of Neil LaBute, so much, you may want to check out the work of another disaffected Mormon -- Brian Evenson.

He writes some of the most dark and disturbing fiction I've ever read, in a style reminiscent of Raymond Carver and Gordon Lish. He used to be a member of BYU's English department faculty until he was pressured to leave because of his fiction...
eidmar:
Chris Gore has been prominent in many things for me in the last 5-6 years good to see he is still as busy as ever. Nice work once more.
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There are many peripheral players in the advancement of independent film. One of the seminal ones was Chris Gore and his magazine, Film Threat. In the early 90s Film Threat was the bible for film students and young filmmakers. They championed many smaller movies bringing them to light. But in 1996 the magazine shut down and became a full-fledged player on the web. But Gore...
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evanx:
Well, holy shit! Would you look at that! eeek
mitsuko:
Chris and i have a thing for tarantino ^__^
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i'm going to audition for the Ultimate Film Fanatic tonite. wish me luck!!
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jenya:
apricot:
sounds cool....what is it?
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Zach Braff is definitely no scrub when its come to writing and directing movies. His directorial debut is Garden State and its a highly personal tale.

When Andrew Largeman [Zach Braff] returns to his hometown for his mothers funeral, he reconnects with old friends and now hes gone off his depression medication. A chance meeting with Sam [Natalie Portman], who also suffering from various maladies,...
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jena:
Very awesome...thank you (years later).
gdarklighter:
Wow. Was that really five years ago?
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Maria Full of Grace is not only one of the best foreign language films you will see this year but also one of the best movies of the year in general.

The film tells the story of one young woman's journey from a small Colombian town to the streets of New York. A bright, spirited 17-year old, Maria Alvarez [Catalina Sandino Moreno] lives with three...
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discoquette:
wow
when i saw the movie at the first time i didnt like it cause here in colombia ever use the same topic for make movies like drugs and mules...so was a little borried for me.. but latter i could see the work of Catalina ther and i realizaed that she is a good actress
islander:
Hi great comment you all.

Well what really happen it colombia its that you dont really know all the good thing that happen in colombia, that why in a way we have between Colombia the frace: En Colombia los buenos somos mas, bad traslation in Colombia the good people are more.

@Discoquette as you say its look liker there in Colombia they only do drug o guerrilla movies. The last two year thet did El viajor del viento, nothing to do whit drugs, pena maxima one of a couple thet broke up by mean of the national sport soccer or futbol for south america.

What i really what you to notice its that we do have movies that its not onlie drugs and war, but they arent popular becuase they dont sell. and they are a lot.

Catalina its a good actris you also have other good colombians actor like From the tv show Royal Plains Paola trubay, some that are mixture Colombio americano, Jhon Leguizamo. and some other colombians that make apearance on american movies, the thing its that they arent well know.

In my case i did not see that this movie, i dont see colombia movies on less they are really good. Like pena maxima, el viajero del viento, la estrategia del caracol, and other. Not saying its was not agood movie but for me i agree whit Discoquette i dont like drugs and war movies.

Nice see you all comment here.

P.S.: AM Colombian, from the reagon or state name: San Andres, its a island, and am black lol jajajjaa

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Ben Garant is best known as Deputy Travis Junior on the Comedy Central hit series Reno 911. But Garant was also a founding member of The State, a comedy troupe which went on to great cult fame on MTV in the early 1990s. Another guise he wears is one of the premier comedy scriptwriters and rewriters in Hollywood with many movies he worked on being...
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reese:
Great Interview!
I have been watching re-runs of The State that I recorded off of MTV since the early 90's - definitely one of my favorite shows of all time. Reno 911 rocks too - but nothing will ever top The Cuttlery Barn or the Pants skit from the State.

jena:
I was so in love with him on The State.....which needs to be cleared for DVD already!
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I have been a fan of Natalie Portmans since her first major role in Luc Bessons Lon. Since then she has become one of Americas brightest and critically acclaimed young stars with films such as Beautiful Girls, Anywhere But Here and her most famous role as Padm Amidala in the Star Wars prequels.

Her latest is Sam in the directorial debut of Scrubs star Zach...
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cme:
Great actor, charming character. Good Interview (Once again), cheers.
rivyr:
It's great to see an interview with such a beautiful, talented, and inspirational woman. I love Natalie! love