Amateur Night of the Day: President Obama sings the sultry opening line from Al Green’s “Let’s Stay Together” during a campaign event tonight at the Apollo Theatre.
I guess if SOPA/PIPA passed, this would be considered a copyright violation too.
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“Into the night with Harmony Korine and Gaspar Noé” [part 3 of 6]
A night in Nashville with the city’s most iconoclastic native son Harmony Korine and the French filmmaker Gaspar Noé. Directed by Bruce LaBruce.
Hanging out with two amazing filmmakers. And I love the gun store clerk’s question to the directors, “Do you guys have any experience shooting?”
Watch Part 1, Part 2, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6. It’s a real treat.
Happy Birthday David Lynch
I bet you he has one hell of a birthday cake. I imagine instead of banana cream or some other filling once you cut into it amniotic fluid and blood comes out.
Happy birthday y’old bastard :D
Sunday Dalí: Ballerina in a Death’s Head, 1939. Oil on canvas, 24.5 x 19.5 cm.
Broadcast, Man Is Not a Bird
(Haha Sound, 2003)“In me the rain has stopped falling. The fading light, walls barely white, in me the night has stopped calling.”
Trish Keenan died one year ago today.
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Directed by Oscar nominated actress Samantha Morton, shot on b/w 35mm film. Simple but (bitter)sweet video, just like the song. Saw them live, like a month ago. And it was amazing. I think Alison might have cried when they performed this song.
Alison on Jamie:
“When I first met him I thought he was the coolest guy in the world; I was completely fascinated by him. I had an immediate desire to do something with him – it was the best decision I’ve ever made. We’ve had so much fun over the past 12 years. I’ll never forget our first gig—14 February 2002 in front of 70 people. It was the scariest moment of our lives. (…)”Jamie on Alison:
“In 2000, I was in another band and she was staying in the apartment below. She would sit outside my window and listen to me play guitar, a bit like a stalker. When we first met, she was painfully shy. She’d grown up in a skate scene in Florida so she wasn’t really aware of any bands. It felt incredible to be able to introduce her to the music I loved. She absorbed it all and loved it all. The first time I saw her perform was like watching Patti Smith for the first time. (…)”
Thank you David Lynch for being crazy, brilliant, and awesome. Keep doing all of that.
Storyboards for THE ETERNAL CITY (As Drawn By an 11 Year-Old Martin Scorsese)
Storyboards drawn up by an 11-year-old Martin Scorsese for The Eternal City, an imaginary widescreen Roman epic he dreamed of making. His “cast” included Marlon Brando, Virginia Mayo, Alec Guinness, and Richard Burton. (via)