I never met this guy, he stopped working at The Bookman just before I began. However, I feel that I gained certain camaraderie with him due to the large amount that was spoken of in his wake. For all you Portlandians, it looks worth checking out:
Here’s the Deets. (Since I can’t seem to get the hang of that indented quotation stuff)
The whole world, captured once.
Ludicrous as it seems, that’s the goal of Google Street View. And in it’s artless way, it somewhat does capture the human experience. Don’t believe me? Look at some of these guys. The accompanying article has a bunch of good ideas, but it also has an excessive amount of bullshit. Take it for what it is, and enjoy it.
I was just talking to someone about how long its been since he has released anything.
Link to the trailer…HERE!
A year older a few years wiser, the new book is overhauled, proofread and ready for print. The Home Bar is here. The version some of you might know is gone. There were a lot of awful recipes in there. There are only one or two of them now. It also got a face-lift and a couple pages of non recipe content. Also, as a Put It Up exclusive, I’ve provided this cover page and a recipe not included in the book! I’m a regular Billy Mays over here. Look for it below the jump!
Cheers, dude!
For those of you who weren’t fortunate enough to be in the Southern California area this past Spring, here is a chance to take a peek at the latest masterpiece from one of the fastest growing voices in film. Emett Casey’s Peter & the Mischievous Hanky blew audiences away during it’s premiere screening at the Marion Knott Studios so much that it was cordially asked to re-screen the very next month!
Take a gander for yourself – and if that doesn’t satisfy your gutteral and filmic urges then feel free to explore our newly expanded website. Stay tuned for more info on a very special screening of Alicia Peterson’s much delayed but all-the-more anticipated Golden Afternoons!
What theater should I expect to see this melodramatic spectacle, you ask? Oh no, put on your boots and pack up your picnic supplies because we’re heading out to the beautiful Tujunga Canyon. Come for the micr0-commercial & home brewed beer in a hand-built kegerator by Mr. Clark Baker and stay for the amazing spectacle of New American Cinema.
There is debate about this, although it appears the most authentic portrait of Shakespeare has been found. Hansome fellow. And now the critics can rage some more about his sexuality!
Better Say Your Prayers, Boy….They’re Coming.
I watched this movie last week. It’s damn damn damn good. Prayer of the Rollerboys stars Corey Haim as the virtuous rollerblading pizza-delivery-guy Griffin who’s just trying to keep his little brother from harm’s way…that is to say, away from their old neighbor Gary Lee, the leader of the fascist Rollerboys (that is: the rollerblading, drug dealing, white supremacist gang that has virtually taken control of post-apocalyptic LA). This movie rules. Here’s a clip.
I spent the last few hours going through old videos and photos of us in our best days. Here are a few gems.
From Spring Break 2005, John figuring out my camera before an epic game of Pictionary.
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