Ed Begley Jr. was not even part of the bulk of publicity for Whatever Works. In Woody Allen's latest comedy, he enters the film only in the third act. Even with less than a half hour of screen time, his character, John, has a full arc. He goes from overprotective father oblivious to the reality of his...
Moby could be described as a reluctant celebrity. He first found his way into the collective consciousness with the 1992 rave anthem "Go." In the faceless world of techno culture success remained within his comfort zone. For the remainder of the decade he released his increasingly hybrid electronic-based music with little fanfare outside of the dance world. His 1999 album Play, barely made a...
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elfrockstar:
moby...you have been awsome since i heard animal rights...what a great disc that was...thank you
lithiumsunset:
Great Interview
The legendary Larry Tee first hit the mainstream radar when his group The Fans produced the B52s' hit single "Rock Lobster/52 Girls" back in Atlanta during the late '70s. He left the Sweet South for the Big Apple in the late '80s and went on to collaborate with RuPaul, co-writing "Supermodel (You Better Work)." In the early 2000s (a decade he calls the naughties) he...
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nicole_powers:
The legendary Larry Tee first hit the mainstream radar when his group The Fans produced the B52s' hit single "Rock Lobster/52 Girls" back in Atlanta during the late '70s. He left the Sweet South for the Big Apple in the late '80s and went on to collaborate with RuPaul, co-writing "Supermodel (You Better...
darkmrfripperton:
Great interview. His thoughts and ideas on music are some of the best I've ever read.
I hope he wins his legal case!
I hope he wins his legal case!
Ed Begley Jr. was not even part of the bulk of publicity for Whatever Works. In Woody Allen's latest comedy, he enters the film only in the third act. Even with less than a half hour of screen time, his character, John, has a full arc. He goes from overprotective father oblivious to the reality of his daughter's situation to a man opened up to...
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nicole_powers:
Ed Begley Jr. was not even part of the bulk of publicity for Whatever Works. In Woody Allen's latest comedy, he enters the film only in the third act. Even with less than a half hour of screen time, his character, John, has a full arc. He goes from overprotective father oblivious to the reality of his...
sweetbutch:
I HATE blue cross with a blue hot passion
And am happy that I moved to Kaiser
not only did i pay a lot for fuckin blue crotch, they would never get me a doctor and they wouldn't pay for visits or medicine for my kids. i was paying for zippo services.
then i got kaiser--a better value in that i can see a doctor but quick whenever i want.
and happy birthday miss cutie
I HATE blue cross with a blue hot passion
And am happy that I moved to Kaiser
not only did i pay a lot for fuckin blue crotch, they would never get me a doctor and they wouldn't pay for visits or medicine for my kids. i was paying for zippo services.
then i got kaiser--a better value in that i can see a doctor but quick whenever i want.
and happy birthday miss cutie
kraze:
Ms. n-p,
Why do you need health coverage?
Your young, healthy, and from reading your SG piece's very intelligent.
I ski, mtn bike, run the river, ride Harley's etc. etc.
I never have needed their services.
I have a feeling it's all a big scam.
They own stock in, "tobacco"?
Boot them...
SG please cover your staff.
They deseve it.
-kraze
Why do you need health coverage?
Your young, healthy, and from reading your SG piece's very intelligent.
I ski, mtn bike, run the river, ride Harley's etc. etc.
I never have needed their services.
I have a feeling it's all a big scam.
They own stock in, "tobacco"?
Boot them...
SG please cover your staff.
They deseve it.
-kraze
Suffering from insomnia and feeling exhausted so went on a "retreat" to Brinkvale this past weekend. The therapist there, Dr. Nathan Xavier, was a little strange -- to say the least. I mean they're supposed to spend time listening to their patients right? But he spent waaay to much time going on about himself and his bloody Corvette!!! At least I bumped into a...
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Last Friday folks were marching right outside our door in protest against the Governator's proposed cut in funding for AIDS medication. I meant to comment on it at the time, but the day, and the next several, kind of ran away from me, hence, precisely a week later, I'm typing this.
The move will essentially be a death sentence for the 35,000 Californians who...
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The move will essentially be a death sentence for the 35,000 Californians who...
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nicole_powers:
I fear you're right.
kraze:
For those of us who physically care for these people this all is a mute.
This system is a carnivorus meat machine. $$$
Bang Bang, shoot em' up, destiny...
It will fail. v
-k
This system is a carnivorus meat machine. $$$
Bang Bang, shoot em' up, destiny...
It will fail. v
-k
If the new film Moon puts you in mind of David Bowie's lyrical, space-is-a-lonely-place ballad, "Space Oddity," that's probably not a total coincidence - it was directed by his 38 year-old son, Duncan Jones, who formerly went under the much less conservative name,...
If the new film Moon puts you in mind of David Bowie's lyrical, space-is-a-lonely-place ballad, "Space Oddity," that's probably not a total coincidence - it was directed by his 38 year-old son, Duncan Jones, who formerly went under the much less conservative name, Zowie Bowie. After years of directing commercials and trying to move on from what he describes as a youth marked by isolation...
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viking:
LankaKitten said:
I'm going to marry him.
Can I be bridesmaid?
LOVED this film.
realilluzion:
Oh I loved this film... Reading the interview just makes me want to watch it again!
There's nothing half-hearted about the new album from Marilyn Manson, The High End of Low, which explores love, hate, revenge, loss and despair. Off stage, many find Manson's passion disconcerting, but the singer/songwriter considers anything that veers towards...