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I’m having trouble with Wordpress, so I’ll keep this brief. Friday, September 26 Bonnie and Clyde @ The Silent Movie Theatre. Part of the Cinefamily’s Beatty in the 1960’s series, their descriptor for this film literally divides Post-WWII Hollywood into two periods “before Bonnie and Clyde and

I look like shit. Last night, I went to Pete’s SummerMash and the Lux & Blakeley’s Boinkology 1-Year Anniversary party. Good. Good. (Somewhere online there are videos and pics of me hula hooping for peace; I’ll try to track them down.) At the end of the night / very early this morning, I’m in a yellow cab heading immediately north out of LES along 1st Avenue.

What Do These Movies Have in Common? Took a nap from 7pm - 11pm yesterday…so I found myself awake at the wee hours of this morning.  LOL.  Anywho I found myself watching ET (Entertainment Today) as they highlighted movies that made us cry.

On this date in 1963, it was reported that the Beatles, Gerry & the Pacemakers, and Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas, had sold, in the UK alone, over 2.5 million records in 6 months. All three of the acts were managed by Brian Epstein. . On this date in 1967, George Harrison visited Ravi Shankar’s music school in Los Angeles.

Here's a look at six Batman trade collections that focus on The Joker and Two-Face, the two main villains of The Dark Knight film.

Male Odor Monsters July 17, 2008 “Mail Order Monsters” is a totally sick action-packed, laser-blasting, tentacle-wrangling battle game for the Commodore 64. Likewise, “Male Odor Monsters” is a highly titillating, testosterone-impregnated (rationale here) new group show at Echo Park’s Hope Gallery.

“Mail Order Monsters” is a totally sick action-packed, laser-blasting, tentacle-wrangling battle game for the Commodore 64. Likewise, “Male Odor Monsters” is a highly titillating, testosterone-impregnated (rationale here) new group show at Echo Park’s Hope Gallery.

Most of us remember Cosmo Kramer, Jerry Seinfeld's, uh, eccentric neighbor, prone to uninvited visits, even when Jerry wasn't home. Humorist Brian Unger, featured on National Public Radio's Day to Day offers a different take on the problem created by having Senator... read more