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Monday, June 23rd, 2008
True originality and greatness are fading quickly in the music world. As each year goes by, we lose more of musics great pioneers. This year we have already lost Bo Diddley, Eddy Arnold, and Buddy Miles and most of the ones left are to old to continue to record new music or even play live shows. Just [...]
R.I.P. Bo Diddley
Monday, June 2nd, 2008
The music world has once again lost a legend. Rock n Roll pioneer Bo Diddley has died, after months of bad health. Last August, Diddley health problems began after suffering a heart attack. Three months later, he had a bad stoke that affected his ability to speak. After returning to his home in Florida [...]
Full SPEED Ahead!!
Thursday, March 13th, 2008After the Wachowski Siblings released the first trailers for their upcoming live action version of the seventies cartoon classic SPEED RACER, many movie fanboys spent far too many hours bashing the kaleidescopic visuals. Nevermind that most of these fanboys were yet to make an appearance as anything other than watery ejaculate when the cartoon was [...]
Stars Mocking Tom Cruise
Saturday, January 26th, 2008Jerry O’Connell and Will Wheaton are my new hero’s. They have taken Tom Cruise’s crazy Scientology video and made fun of it.
The Best Of Black Entertainment
Monday, January 21st, 2008In honor of Martin Luther King day, I thought I would take a look at some of the best moments in the history of black entertainment.
Renegade Television
Wednesday, January 16th, 2008One of the most perfect things ever broadcast over the waves of television was the first season of Wonder Showzen by the art/media collective known as PFFR. It didn’t last long thanks to the non-stop references to abortion, Hitler, and puppet sex.
The creators of Wonder Showzen have returned after a hiatus - presumably on the [...]
An Epic Tale Of Sodomy
Sunday, January 13th, 2008Long before Peter Jackson made King Kong or the Lord Of The Rings trilogy, he created another Epic tale. A tale of sodomy.
Happy Birthday, Jimmy Page
Wednesday, January 9th, 2008Jimmy Page is one of the greatest guitarist in the history of music and one of the most famous devil worshipers of our time and today he turned 64.
The Ultimate Terror
Wednesday, December 26th, 2007Today marks the 34th anniversary of possibly the greatest horror movie of all time, The Exorcist. The movie opened in theaters in 1973, on the day after Christmas and the theatrical movie experience shocked and terrified the world.
The origainal trailer was one of the most effective movie trailers ever. It gave you just enough that you [...]
The Lost Whisper
Friday, December 14th, 2007Sofia Coppola’s Lost In Translation was a thoughtful but mostly inert meditation on romance and aging, which makes it head and shoulders above anything her father has done in 25 years. However, the film held sway over audiences thanks to Bill Murray’s complex performance, and a romantic little whisper at the very end of the film. [...]
Eric’s Top 5 Music Videos Of All Time
Friday, December 14th, 2007There have been alot of great music videos over the years, well not recently, so trying to pick my top five is very hard. Some have had a huge impact on music Smells Like Teen Spirit or Welcome To The Jungle, but neither are great videos. Others like Losing My Religion and Jeremy made an [...]
Monday Night Metal 11-26
Monday, November 26th, 2007
This edition of Monday Night Metal is a tribute to Quiet Riot singer Kevin Dubrow, who was found dead yesterday.
Bow Your Head - Kevin Dubrow RIP
Monday, November 26th, 2007
The music world has lost yet another Icon. Quiet Riot front-man Kevin Dubrow was found dead in his Las Vegas on Sunday. The cause of death, of the 52 year old singer has not yet been determined.
Beauty And The Beast
Sunday, November 25th, 2007
Don’t worry. that picture doesn’t signify the return of the old T.V. show Beauty And The Beast it is just one of this years strangest musical pairings. Led Zeppelin front-man Robert Plant and Bluegrass soprano Allison Krauss have announced that they will tour early next year in support of their album, Raising Sand.
The Seed That Grew Into An Empire
Sunday, November 18th, 2007
On this day 79 years ago, the Disney empire was born. Walt Disney produced the first animated short feature film with a completely post-produced soundtrack of music, dialogue, and sound effects. This cartoon was called Steamboat Willie and it also gave birth to the worlds most famous cartoon characters, Mickey Mouse.
Great Live Performance
Friday, November 16th, 2007Earlier this year, the Live Earth concert gave us a number of great performances. I thought this one really stuck out as one of the better overall moments of the concert.
You Don’t Pee From Your Clit
Tuesday, November 6th, 2007
Last Monday, On The Tyra Banks Show, Tyra devoted the whole show to vagina’s. Tyra feels that woman have alot of questions about their cooch, but most are to afraid and embarrassed to ask anyone. She would like for woman to be able to openly discuss their vagina’s, without feeling embarrassed.
The First Internet Feature
Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007Forget what people said about Snakes On A Plane being the product of internet fanboys. The Hollywood Reporter tells us that the world’s first internet-borne feature film is set to film this week.
Do It Yourself Filmmaking
Wednesday, October 3rd, 2007Hollywood continues to make worthless, creatively-bankrupt shit-flicks that rob audiences of intelligence, self-worth, and the will to live. Billions of dollars - money that could be used to change our world for the better - go inexplicably instead to finance cold, bloody cumstains like Norbit and Wild Hogs. Thinking people everywhere might be right to [...]
No Sign Of Special Effects
Monday, September 17th, 2007
As the old Hollywood adage goes: “The best special effects are the ones you never see.”
Of course, we live in an age of total and obvious CGI immersion at the theater. Occasionally an effect astounds, but they almost always reveal themselves easily as illusions.
But with Zodiac, director David Fincher showed that effects can seamlessly and invisibly integrate into [...]