Donita Sparks is no stranger to breaking the rules. The razor sharp singer and guitarist championed the bad girl, rocker persona during her stay as frontwoman for L7 in the '80s and '90s -- breaking hearts and, undoubtedly, a few laws along the way. Today, with her L7 days behind her and on the release...
Donita Sparks is no stranger to breaking the rules. The razor sharp singer and guitarist championed the bad girl, rocker persona during her stay as frontwoman for L7 in the '80s and '90s -- breaking hearts and, undoubtedly, a few laws along the way. Today, with her L7 days behind her and on the release date of her long awaited solo debut, Transmiticate, Donita Sparks...
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amartya:
great news , I love this woman, she rocks!!! can't wait to listen to this album
I lalso miss L7, I'd love to see Donita Sparks on stage again...
I lalso miss L7, I'd love to see Donita Sparks on stage again...
giulia:
I love you donitaaaaaaaaaa
second post i know.......
second post i know.......
Most of us can relate to feeling different on some level. In his feature directorial debut, Mark Palansky explores that experience through the eyes of Penelope, a girl cursed with a pig snout. A modern day fairy tale with a timeless message, the film follows Penelope's (Christina Ricci) journey toward...
Don't expect to see George Romero in line for the next sequel to 28 Days Later. As the legendary horror director told SuicideGirls when we sat down with him last week, he's just too old-school to get excited by this new generation of running, jumping zombies who look like they "just came from the...
Don't expect to see George Romero in line for the next sequel to 28 Days Later. As the legendary horror director told SuicideGirls when we sat down with him last week, he's just too old-school to get excited by this new generation of running, jumping zombies who look like they "just came from the gym." It's that touching dedication to a bygone era of brain-eating...
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corefolio:
oh... that's right.
my fault
anyway, great movie!
my fault
anyway, great movie!
crsryan said:
Fourth *since Night of the Living Dead,* is what I said.
salome:
DarkRocker said:
Hah! always wondered how the classic zombie evolved into the ultra-fit zombies of most modern films.. 
Grrr, I hate "fast zombies." Not zombies in my nerdy, purist opinion. Zombies are dead; they shuffle.
/horror nerd
Despite their name, The Whitest Kids U'Know are still getting used to the idea that, in fact, people really do know them. They've already scored millions of views on YouTube and produced one season of hilarious sketch comedy on Fuse Network, but they've never had the kind of exposure they're getting...
Despite their name, The Whitest Kids U'Know are still getting used to the idea that, in fact, people really do know them. They've already scored millions of views on YouTube and produced one season of hilarious sketch comedy on Fuse Network, but they've never had the kind of exposure they're getting in their second season on IFC. That's exposure in every sense of the word:...
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dc6776:
SUPER SIZE ME WHISKEY!!
strega:
SnugglesTheGoth said:
I've been DYING for a second season
Especially because the first was so short
My fav sketch was definitely when Sam made Darren draw what he did over the weeked
For your viewing pleasure
That was hilarious. I've got to start watching this.
HBO's decision last year to blow up its beloved Western series "Deadwood" left fans enraged and also left a number of hugely talented and much in-demand actors scattered to the four winds. Many of them, such as Tim Olyphant and Ian McShane, have quickly adjusted to a career more focused on film, and...
HBO's decision last year to blow up its beloved Western series "Deadwood" left fans enraged and also left a number of hugely talented and much in-demand actors scattered to the four winds. Many of them, such as Tim Olyphant and Ian McShane, have quickly adjusted to a career more focused on film, and now joining them is Kim Dickens, known to series fans as whore-turned-madam...
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deadboy:
I have never seen Deadwood, but am a big fan of westerns since childhood. However, I have been a very big fan of Kim's since first seeing her in Mercury Rising, and she has quickly become one of my favorite actresses. With it's very talented cast, Deadwood will certainly be on my list of DVD's to pick up. I hope Kim gets all the recognition she deserves. She has a bright future ahead of her.
hellokyoto:
if you are a fan of westerns but (for some reason) havnt picked up Deadwood yet, DO SO NOW!!!!
not only is it easily the best western TV show ever made, it rivals some of the great western films of all time....most Deadwood-ites would agree with me here, if you arent watching deadwood you are missing out!!!
not only is it easily the best western TV show ever made, it rivals some of the great western films of all time....most Deadwood-ites would agree with me here, if you arent watching deadwood you are missing out!!!
When Metal Blade Records founder Brian Slagel first envisioned the label, he was just like you or me -- a music hungry kid from the burbs, his afternoons consumed in record stores and in the pages of music glossies, frustrated that his beloved, local metal scene got continuously shut out by major labels. Endless hard work and dedication paid off and in 1982 Slagel assembled...
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erin_broadley:
thanks guys! pass and link the interview around to other AILD fans and spread the word!
x.
erin
x.
erin
tshaka:
Wow.
Everytime I hear him speak I like him more and more.
Great interview x
Everytime I hear him speak I like him more and more.
Great interview x