This week's song. Grove to the tunes of Muse.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
NIGHTMARE: FACE YOUR FEAR
Nightmare was really good this year. It was quite pyshically demanding though. We were asked to crawl, jump...I wonder how they knew pyhsical exertion is one of my biggest nightmares. Everyone should go, seriously. I'm going again, on closing night Nov.8th. I'm hoping it's got a little extra somethin' special creepy.
Economy got you down?
Worried your 401k is in trouble? Tired of watching the dow plunge? Just another litigious minded American? Well start planning for retirement the old fashioned way. Suing the hell out of someone! Find out if your frivolous lawsuit has any legal merit at the new handy dandy whocanisue.com! Did you just have a "why the fuck didn't I think of this moment?" Yea. me too.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Get Set Go - I Hate Everyone
The best "walking to work through throngs of midtown traffic" song ever, maybe I'm open to suggestions and quite flexible of course to any song which might be more suitable.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Twilight Official Trailer
I'm horribly addicted to the book series this movie is based on. I highly doubt that the movie is going to be the finest of cinematic fare, but still I've got to go see it.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Friday, October 3, 2008
A Serial Killer and Web slinger make for interesting bed fellows
So guess who's coming to the great white way? Patrick Bateman and Peter Parker. Interested? Me too!
Rumor has it American Psycho may just be so gory that the first few audience members may be given commemorative gore repelling ponchos! See now that's what the Tony's need to give more awards for: judicious use of violence and gore! Spiderman? Well why not? It's a Marvel blockbuster. Spidey is an enduring hero. It's got a love story, it's got crime fighting, it's got the whole good vs evil paradigm, and apparently Bono. I'm interested to find out more.
Anyway here's some shizat I found about both:
The Johnson-Roessler Co.'s David Johnson, Craig Roessler and Jesse Singer, the Collective's Aaron Ray and XYZ Films' Nate Bolotin have partnered to acquire, develop and produce the tale of violent Wall Street investment banker Patrick Bateman. Ellis and Edward R. Pressman, the producer of Mary Harron's 1999 film adaptation, will serve as consulting producers.
No director, book writer or songwriters have yet been brought on board the project, but producers say they're in early talks with some potential dramatists and hope to stage by 2010 with an eye for Broadway
Marvel Studios has confirmed that plans are underway to produce a Broadway musical based on Marvel's ever popular Super Hero, Spider-Man. Produced by Hello Entertainment/David Garfinkle, Martin McCallum, Marvel Entertainment, and SONY Pictures Entertainment (billing in formation), the musical will be directed by Tony Award-winner Julie Taymor with U2's Bono and The Edge creating new music and lyrics for the project. A reading is scheduled to take place this summer. No dates for a Broadway opening
Rumor has it American Psycho may just be so gory that the first few audience members may be given commemorative gore repelling ponchos! See now that's what the Tony's need to give more awards for: judicious use of violence and gore! Spiderman? Well why not? It's a Marvel blockbuster. Spidey is an enduring hero. It's got a love story, it's got crime fighting, it's got the whole good vs evil paradigm, and apparently Bono. I'm interested to find out more.
Anyway here's some shizat I found about both:
The Johnson-Roessler Co.'s David Johnson, Craig Roessler and Jesse Singer, the Collective's Aaron Ray and XYZ Films' Nate Bolotin have partnered to acquire, develop and produce the tale of violent Wall Street investment banker Patrick Bateman. Ellis and Edward R. Pressman, the producer of Mary Harron's 1999 film adaptation, will serve as consulting producers.
No director, book writer or songwriters have yet been brought on board the project, but producers say they're in early talks with some potential dramatists and hope to stage by 2010 with an eye for Broadway
Marvel Studios has confirmed that plans are underway to produce a Broadway musical based on Marvel's ever popular Super Hero, Spider-Man. Produced by Hello Entertainment/David Garfinkle, Martin McCallum, Marvel Entertainment, and SONY Pictures Entertainment (billing in formation), the musical will be directed by Tony Award-winner Julie Taymor with U2's Bono and The Edge creating new music and lyrics for the project. A reading is scheduled to take place this summer. No dates for a Broadway opening
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