Doug Orleans is attempting to spread a meme about, and well I’ll let him explain it: Okay, I’ve never done an intentional LiveJournal meme before, and hadn’t really intended to, but this one seems sort of interesting. Is the object … Continue reading →

Found on April Winchell’s site:

Satan’s Laundromat points to the fabulous Ruavista: Signs Of The City which “strives to promote a new form of urban tourism based upon visiting ordinary streets and paying attention to details rather than famous spots and beautiful architecture.” What does … Continue reading →

I’m deeply bemused and comforted by that fact that you can purchase injera and paella pans on demand via the net.

From the “they’re getting grant money to do this?” file comes a great article from the BBC. “Because the animals are migrating into New Zealand waters to breed, they are very randy,” the Auckland University of Technology researcher said. “The … Continue reading →

Aardvarks!. Big aardvarks! Little aardvarks! Insane comic aardvarks! Aardvarks of mass destruction!

I only made it to three showings at the 3D Film Festival at the Egyptian Theater, but wow! Didn’t the people who made The Maze realize that if you’re trying to make a scary frog monster, that you don’t want … Continue reading →

LA area film fans should not miss this week’s run of How The West Was Won at the Cinedome. The movie itself is mostly hokey Americana (except for John Ford’s intense Civil War battle scene) with a big ensemble cast. … Continue reading →