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February 7, 2008

The much hyped Lipstick Jungle makes its debut tonight. The networks are desperate to get a Sex In The City lift but how typical to go after a show format that premiered a decade ago instead of coming up with something new and original. Reviewers who received a preview from NBC have said that Lipstick Jungle is "not as bad as Cashmere Mafia" - a Pyrrhic Victory at best. 7:45pm Lolita TCM - (1962) The......

Continue Reading "TV Junkie: Thursday"

November 1, 2007

If the name Chris Palko doesn't mean anything to you, follow these steps: Step 1) Get a fucking time capsule or something close to it --hell, go to the bank drive-thru teller if you have to and steal the bank drive-thru's tube-capsule. Step 2) Write down the name Chris Palko on some deposit slips you prolly stole as well in the process. Step 3) Rush home and prepare to bury this capsule --to be......

Continue Reading "LAist Interview: Cage (Chris Palko)"

October 30, 2007

I’ve always had a soft spot for horror films, and what better excuse than Halloween to dust off some of the old DVD’s? Earlier this week I pulled out a huge stack, and have been trying to watch as many as I can, in no particular order. No controversial opinion here - The Shining is one of the all-time greats in any genre. Check out the trailer below… They don’t make trailers like that......

Continue Reading "Scary Movies: The Shining"

October 23, 2007

There were probably worse movies released this year than Mr. Brooks (see Norbit, The Game Plan). However, Mr. Brooks was undeniably the most absurd. Everyone plays against type--to hilarious results. This is definitely a must-rental, but only if you plan to get really stoned. The final episodes of The Sopranos are finally available. What really happened to Tony during the much-hyped finale? I think it was all a dream inside an autistic boy's head.......

Continue Reading "DVD Tuesday: Silliest movie of year now available!"

September 3, 2007

Aside from pseudo-news trash there's no new programming on tonight and even late night is all repeats. On this last night of a 3-day weekend, I'd make some nice drinks and hunker down to watch TCM's lineup. 5:00pm La Jetee TCM - This short film by Chris Marker is the inspiration for Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys but without all that Bruce Willis starpowercrap. Excellent montage of beautiful B&W photographs is totally compelling. 5:30pm Point......

Continue Reading "TV Junkie: Monday's/Labor Day's Picks"

May 14, 2007

A Word or 146: It was fun to watch Molly Shannon on SNL. In general it was a great broadcast and she was just as funny now as she was then but who could really care about Linkin Park? Less fun is reading about the continuing poor decision-making by the networks in their upcoming program development. NBC is trying to cover all it's bases milking Heroes, their only good horse in the running, by creating......

Continue Reading "TV Junkie: 'Heroes', '24', 'DWTS', all winding up/down; Shatner on Conan (not literally)"

January 6, 2007

Something tells us that Stanley Kubrick would approve of this mash-up between the Christmas staple and his classic film that gave us the phrase "me so horny". h/t Digg......

Continue Reading "Rudolph meets Full Metal Jacket"

February 4, 2005

• Tonight at The Echo, New York noisemakers Panthers (featuring former members of Unrest, Orchid and The Red Scare) will be at the helm, plus special guests Lion Fever and Parchment Farm. Doors open at 7:30 PM and tickets are $8. • The Knitting Factory has Yeti-masters High on Fire with Planes Mistaken for Stars and Kylessa performing tonight at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $12. • At the El Rey, 8 PM brings Luna......

Continue Reading "Just Can't Win"

January 7, 2005

Local artist Jesse Webber's new show, HItch, featuring futuristic fiberglass patio furniture, opens tonight at the MAK Center, Schindler House. The opening runs from 7:00–9:00 PM and admission is free. At the NuArt, catch a special midnight screening of Stanley Kubrick's classic A Clockwork Orange. Tickets are $9.50. Or, in music, the Walt Disney Concert Hall presents kd lang tonight at 8:00 PM. She will be performing songs from her new album, Hymns of......

Continue Reading "Rainy Days are Here Again"

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