December 2009
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dope things said in a sherman oaks coffee shop at...
natashavc:
slurry persian girl: What are you doing?? Homework?
me: I’m writing a book.
slurry persian girl: about what?
me: Mad Men.
slurry persian girl: BITCH, I GOT THREE MEN!!!! HAAAAY
meltzer:
“Both films are about film-making with, seemingly, women at the center. But this is just a red herring, because they are really about the primacy of males.”
Joon on the “softcore misogyny” (love it) of Broken Embraces and Nine.
Whoa. Yowza! I’m not sure I entirely agree with this but I’ll sure be thinking about it for a long time. (Also, Nine was GARBAGE! Politically,...
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Two facts and a question
magicmolly:
Fact #1: I remember being deeply moved at age fourteen by a Sex and the City episode called “Games People Play”.
Original air date: August 29, 1999. AND THAT’S WHEN I SLAMMED THE COMPUTER SHUT AND WENT OUTSIDE.
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"7) do most people who work in offices use gchat...
Leon’s 21 questions are killing me. (“1) is there something i could do that’s like legos but isn’t legos? something that doesn’t have as much stigma attached to it?”)
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On The Coen Brothers
“They were funnier when they weren’t trying to be funny!”
“Oh I know! So pretentious!”
—The straight people on their first or second date next to me at this cafe.
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ninety9:
spiers:
choire:
Be careful. Proceed with caution, as this may upset you. I sent someone to buy After Henry, Slouching Towards Bethlehem, Miami and Political Fictions (IN THAT ORDER) at the Union Square Barnes & Noble today. They do not however carry any of those books at this time.
According to the site database they do have most of those books at the B&N in Union Square...
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Be careful. Proceed with caution, as this may upset you. I sent someone to buy After Henry, Slouching Towards Bethlehem, Miami and Political Fictions (IN THAT ORDER) at the Union Square Barnes & Noble today. They do not however carry any of those books at this time.
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The Wolf Is Hungry!
“181.FM ^ 80,s HairBands”—that is their exact description on the iTunes radio listing, for some reason—is proving that, straight-up, the Scorpions are the greatest band ever*.
*In reasonably small doses**.
**And without getting too deep into their oeuvre.
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I can’t believe John Vorwald wrote a lament about how much the Lower East Side has changed… SINCE 2003. Oh, fine. God bless, honey. I do remember when I first moved here and I used to take the J into Manhattan to Essex and Delancey and then would sort of run-walk up to the East Village with my head down. I mean, it wasn’t exactly the 1970s but we also didn’t leave the house...
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"Players frequently walk around with... →
katiebakes:
I wrote about lax bros and exotic dancers. Don’t you want to click?
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No But Seriously
Did she tell you?
NO.
WTF
WTF?
AYFKM?
IDK!!!
She told HIM?
MAYBE I'M CONFUSED???
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Grown-up me is absolutely flummoxed by this, but 14-year-old me sure did have a...
– SINGLE AND LAZY: God, remember GNR?
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Just because it is my tradition to do Santa-Claus-Jesus doesn’t mean I...
– Mr. Wrong: Happy The Holidays
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Listicle Without Commentary
kryz:
pareene:
rendit:
The Greatest Christmas Movies of All Time, In Order
2. The Apartment
1. Batman Returns
Dude. Die Hard.
Life of Brian. Duh.
While I agree very strongly with all this, I must say that Home for the Holidays is actually an exceptional movie that is, like Die Hard, really about the spirit of the holidays. (Honestly I love that movie almost as much as Clue and Noises...
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This Shit Better Melt By Tuesday At 9 A.M. Is All...
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'Facing Future': The Israel Kamakawiwo'ole Story
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An Old-Fashioned Chain-Smoking, Cat-Wearing...
I’m having an all-afternoon editing party all by myself in the offices, if anyone feels like turning in any pieces!
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One of these things is not like the others
misterhippity:
“James Cameron’s Avatar is the most beautiful film I’ve seen in years.” — David Denby, The New Yorker
“An extraordinary film.” — Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
“It extends the possibilities of what movies can do.” — Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
“Evolutionarily speaking, it is cladogenesis in a thunderclap.” — Mary HK Choi, The Awl
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"Cuteness has been an ever-increasing problem...
Oh hai, I made you a 20x200 gift guide.
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