Thank God for Caffeine
He loves Interpol too. (Maisonneuve)
And here's a link to Interpol's Evil video. (via Hip Clicks)
Donna Tartt shows True Grit. (Guardian UK)
Tonight take a break from mourning (if you're a romantic) or rejoicing (if you're planning to snag him on the rebound) The Breakup Heard 'Round the World, by checking out The Powerhouse Theatre's Monday night storytelling events. All the buzz just made me want to watch a Brad Pitt movie. Luckily one of the 700 cable channels obliged.
Spanglish was melodramatic and unrealistic, but actually better than I expected. I wanted to see Joseph Fiennes in The Merchant of Venice on Sunday, but I didn't have a canoe.
Breaking News: Rich kids get allowances and like to shop!
And here's a link to Interpol's Evil video. (via Hip Clicks)
Donna Tartt shows True Grit. (Guardian UK)
Tonight take a break from mourning (if you're a romantic) or rejoicing (if you're planning to snag him on the rebound) The Breakup Heard 'Round the World, by checking out The Powerhouse Theatre's Monday night storytelling events. All the buzz just made me want to watch a Brad Pitt movie. Luckily one of the 700 cable channels obliged.
Spanglish was melodramatic and unrealistic, but actually better than I expected. I wanted to see Joseph Fiennes in The Merchant of Venice on Sunday, but I didn't have a canoe.
Breaking News: Rich kids get allowances and like to shop!
4 Comments:
"He loves Interpol too." Do you know Him?
Spanglish was better than I expected even though James L Brooks is turning into something sort of evil.
Nope, I don't know Him.
And while Spanglish isn't a film I would necessarily recommend, I hope that Adam Sandler doesn't stop trying to do "serious" films after this, because he was great in Punch Drunk Love.
I like Him. Him good.
I'm with you on Sandler. Although he was kind of a breath of fresh air in that movie, strangely enough.
Paul Winner about Sam Beam (Iron and Wine): "...he fingerpicks an acoustic, he writes as if he’s the last surviving member of a farm clan that has never known an answered prayer, he breathes his vocals as if recording under the covers..."
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