July 2010
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"Tom Cruise's Inner Goober Misfires"- Linda... →
Tom Cruise is fascinating me these days. I kind of feel like watching all of his movies in a row, like I did with Jeff Goldblum in 2001.
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June 2010
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"Chris Brown's BET Breakdown: The 'Coulds' and... →
“Chris Brown’s actions, however, shattered his image and destroyed the main function of his music. It’s hard to imagine how he can move back into his role as a teen dream, now that he’s admitted doing something no young woman would want done to her. (Not to mention the parents of girls who might have crushes on this handsome and smooth, if eager to reform, criminal.) The...
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"'American Cinematographer' Poll Names 'Amélie'... →
I was a bit surprised by the order of this poll at the top, but you can’t argue that any of these fifty deserve mention. I probably would have gone: 1. In the Mood for Love (Doyle) 2. The Thin Red Line (Toll) 3. The Diving Bell and The Butterfly (Kaminski) 4. The Man Who Wasn’t There (Deakins) 5. Elephant (Savides) At any rate, those guys and Robert Richardson are the ones you have to...
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The Temper Trap- “Sweet Disposition (RAC...
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Eminem feat. Lil’ Wayne- “No...
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"The Making of Outkast's Aquemini"- Rodney... →
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CollegeHumor Original of the Day: The recently-retired phenomenon known as Bros Icing Bros gets a proper send-off courtesy of CollegeHumor and a memorable montage of possibly-shopped Hollywood films featuring protagonists getting iced.
[collegehumor.]
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"The Decade in Food"- Peter Smith- GOOD →
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Cam’ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana-...
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The Kinks- “Sunny Afternoon” From...
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WatchMiley, you’re not allowed to crip-walk. Not in the ironic sense. Not because you’re in the shock stage of your career. You just can’t. You need to stop.
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"Interview: 'Treme' Co-Creator David Simon... →
Simon comes off as a petulant kid whose crayon project is being criticized: “The grass isn’t green because it’s not supposed to be green.” As I usually do, I agreed with Sean “Hurricane” Fennessey on this. Especially on his point about the celebrity cameos being distracting. Part of what made The Wire great was that every single character was embodied expertly...
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Or best offer, huh?... →
(Sort of serious.)
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"Resonant Frequency #71: Dark Secrets Looking for... →
“If you write about music online— posting to message boards, e-mail threads, blog posts, reviews, whatever— your listening is being documented. And if you write about music long enough, and the words are still there, you can get an idea of your history as a listener and start to see it as something that exists outside of your own memory. Check back to what music you were thinking...
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"Are Dads the Ultimate Bro, or Are They... →
“He just wants to bro down The beauty/flaw of ur father is his bro-ness but that same brand of bro-ness is inside of u [via DNA]”
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Psycho (A...
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Japandroids- “Younger Us” From their...
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"In Which He Can't See without His Glasses"- Alice... →
A lot like stuff I try to do, but a lot better as well. Favorite paragraph that I could never get away with writing: “I also, obviously, just thought Vada was really pretty. At one point, Shelly catalogues her every feature: ‘sparkling eyes,’ ‘the cutest little nose,’ ‘an amazing mouth.’ There is indeed an overripeness to Anna Chlumsky’s beauty, an...
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