by kl
musings
oh shelley
trying to enjoy a day out in paris in -5 °C cold weather is not exactly the ideal situation, but for some reason upon returning to my cozy hotel–this clip made me smile.
best known for three women? i actually haven’t seen all the way through. will have to if anything as a gesture of gratitude. by kl
ground control to major bob
after only a month of signing a five year deal, david bowie penned this letter to bob grace of chrysalis music expressing a bit about his thoughts and feelings. i like this very much, davy. by sv
how a key works
by m+m
I’m puzzled
pieces by rémi noël… by xy
fruitophobia
eeek i can’t stand oranges… you know that. photograph by chris head. by uh
has the internet made art more accessible? – balsassari answers…
from a fantastic collection of interviews/reviews on the site makers and founders. check it! by kl
beer
i prefer a nice bourbon but this made me smile a bit right down to the shakespearean title. ah, the simplicity of 1952 in america. what the hell happened? by sv
gun control: damn… we used to be number 1
new york being number seven for murder rates in the “entire” world is still pretty bad. i mean, we’re just trailing sao paulo and bogota. gun control anyone? i already bought mine. by xy
1930 american cinema vs Soviet cinema: walt disney and Sergei Eisenstein… and mickey

by the way, mickey was only two when that photo was taken… in the early 1930’s, eisenstein left the USSR with his assistants, embarking on a state-sanctioned trip to the west so that he’d learn more about sound film. his stay in the U.S. was a bust; no studio accepted his projects. after shooting a film in mexico that he’d never edit, he returned to the USSR. in hindsight, it’s actually funny that anyone expected him to find common ground with the big american studios, but when eisenstein arrived in the US he was feted by the press and given the star treatment — or something resembling star treatment, cut to size for a communist director. and yet, although hollywood did nothing but confirm eisenstein’s hatred of capitalism, some pictures suggest that he still had fun… by xy
some sound advice from charlie

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