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By | June 2004
As this is my hometown show, I’m friendly with a goodly number of people, many of whom were very grumpy even as…
As this is my hometown show, I’m friendly with a goodly number of people, many of whom were very grumpy even as early as Friday afternoon. Fridays are...
1. VIRGINIA CHERRILL AND GEORGIA HALE FOR "CITY LIGHTS" (1931). When Charlie Chaplin began producing his feature "City Lights," he surprised nearly...
Let’s see… I’ve covered shows that go to war with other shows, shows that go to war with the venue space and/or hotel, what’s left…Oh, how about...
And if we thought we were impressed with the level of animated storytelling with the first film, we were about to have our minds seriously blown with...
BOOTLEG FILES 034: "The Homosexuals" (1967 CBS News documentary on the pre-Stonewall gay subculture). LAST SEEN: Recently excerpted in a Bravo special...
As a holdover from Asian Heritage month I decided to use my first week back as primary programmer to catch up on some anime which we’d missed over the...
I really enjoy Steven Spielberg’s movies. I’m not a slavish devotee who crosses himself every time Spielberg’s name is mentioned, but the man has...
Back in the mid-Eighties I met a guy my age who shared my love of horror movies. His name was Rick, and we would spend hours upon hours talking about...
CRITIC DOCTOR EXAMINES: Roger Ebert (suntimes.com), Peter Travers (rollingstone.com), Colin Kennedy (empireonline.co.uk), Rob Blackwelder...
Obsolescence Minded One additional limitation to William Gibson’s version of contemporary fiction is that it quickly becomes outdated. The type...