Monthly Archives: January 2012
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Videos I find myself watching and loving.
Stephen Saban
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Says MovieBob: “The word on [Goldthwait's] newest feature, God Bless America, has been that it’s dark stuff ‘even for Bobcat,’ a bastard lovechild of Super and Idiocracy by way of Falling Down for the Fox News era. The premise? A suicidal everyman has an epiphany: Why kill himself when it’s everyone else – particularly reality TV stars, cell-phone addicts, religious nuts and American Idol – who’re the problem? [It's] the most incendiary movie anyone has attempted in years.” We say: Just for suggesting ridding the world of the Kardashians makes this film an Oscar shoo-in.
James St. James
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For hardcore Daphne Guinness fans only. A four-minute-and-fifteen-second “adaptation” (said with a straight face) of the literary classic as “an expressionistic jigsaw of repeated visual themes, kaleidoscopic colour, and grainy footage of Daphne Guinness as Madame” by short-filmmaker Joseph Lally. Even though I’m getting tired of her pretentious malarkey – and Flaubert is probably spinning in his grave – at least the colors are nice and pretty. Right? That’s something.
James St. James
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With three differrent covers to choose from. From the magaine’s website: “The return of Coitus comes in the form of a celebration of the world’s most beautiful boy – Francisco Lachowski. Photographed alongside a selection of our other favourite boys from around the world by an array of photographers in the classic Coitus style, Issue Four is here!” I think cornrowed Francisco is my favorite, with spiky-browed Barnabus Francisco my least, because, seriously? A vampire layout in 2012? Kind of lame, guiys. (via Poison Paradise)
Stephen Saban
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Who’s this twerpy little faux punk with a failed marriage and an ebbing career flipping the bird to the paps as she goes to dinner at the Los Angeles restaurant Koi (which purely coincidentally rhymes with and is spelled like “boi”), when she should be thrilled anyone still wants to photograph her? Difficulty level lowers to 3 when we tell you she’s a Canuck. If you need a reveal, it’s after the jump. Continue reading
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Kim Novak’s drawn-on eyebrows in 1958′s delightful Bell, Book and Candle are mesmerizing, as a beautiful Manhattan witch’s should be.











