Glimpses: “Meringue Tarts”
Anytime that desserts are confused with forms of nature, their likeness will surely be featured in Glimpses. Thanks to shawnmebo … Continue reading Glimpses: “Meringue Tarts”
Month: May 2012
Growing Up and Out (of Time) in Public: Thoughts on Adam Yauch
Adam Yauch, aka MCA, who died of cancer on May 4, rose to the challenge of living life. Aside from his band’s flabbergasting album-after-album development, he took up Buddhism, and worked for the freedom of Tibet. He apologized for the nastiness on the early records. He grew up. Continue reading Growing Up and Out (of Time) in Public: Thoughts on Adam Yauch
Glimpses: “Winter Sunrise”
Of course, we couldn’t just leave yesterday’s sunset out there all on its own – not without a countering sunrise to balance things out. So \ Ryan’s “Winter Sunrise” it is. Nice to know that some people are out with cameras at dawn, isn’t it? And swiftly go the days. Continue reading Glimpses: “Winter Sunrise”
Top 5 SIFF Picks for This Week
Anyone who’s heard Charles Bradley’s James Brown-cum-Bobby Womack voice or saw his moves in action at Bumbershoot last Labor Day, knows this doc can’t help but be amazing. Continue reading Top 5 SIFF Picks for This Week
Glimpses: “Last night’s sunset was amazing”
While we agree with the title, photographer +Russ’s assessment of his photo’s quality can be ignored. Aside from the brilliant … Continue reading Glimpses: “Last night’s sunset was amazing”
Mr. Sloane is Not So Entertaining
Over the two and a half hours that follow, Theater Schmeater gathers a quartet of unappealing characters to feed off one another with blatant manipulations. Continue reading Mr. Sloane is Not So Entertaining
Here Come (There Go) the Men In Black 3, or, Love is (a) Strange(r)
Will Smith ages and handles 1969-grade racism gracefully. Tommy Lee Jones took his money and ran. Josh Brolin, as the younger version of Jones’ character, manages with simple language and minute variations on a stone face, to manifest a kind, gentle man caught in a world where kindness and gentleness sit beside the point. Continue reading Here Come (There Go) the Men In Black 3, or, Love is (a) Strange(r)