Nic Cage as Everyone is very entertaining. It’s a little uneven, especially if you head back to the beginning (about 15-20 pages?), but there are some real gems. The submissions have been pouring in the last few days, but luckily the quality has also been getting better. These are a few of my favorites.
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For when your PowerPoint presentation just needs that extra, I don’t know, everyone-leave-the-room-now kind of effect.
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NY Press does it again.
Gross.
Happy belated Thanksgiving.
Winkers - Put your ass-crease to work!
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Because both take place primarily in a confined space? And both feature a rooftop scene and a drug dealer? They’re the same movie, basically.
To be fair, I do like both, very much. But I would not start a recommendation of The Room with, “Well if you like Kevin Smith’s sharply critical dialogue spoken by people who don’t sound like they’re trying to swallow half a ham steak, and scenes that follow one after the other in a logical pattern to create a cohesive whole, then you’ll love…”
Tyra Banks: Only slightly less popular than Rapist’s House of 10 Corpses.
Part of the storefront display at a “family fun center” in Watertown, NY.
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Kids! Open really wide. How will you survive?
Yeesh. The NYC subway is hard to deal with sometimes, but it’s better than being talked to like a child prostitute. Thanks, Philadelphia! (City of Daddy Love?)
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Remembering Patrick Swayze: The Good, The Bad, and his friends at Ugly.
92Y Tribeca in New York recently presented a Swayze Days of Summer film series, with some of his more popular/acclaimed films (Dirty Dancing, The Outsiders) and the pulpy parts (Road House, Steel Dawn). It was a great celebration of his work and his love of acting, no matter the project. As we’ve seen from Donnie Darko, he was always able to laugh at himself a little bit.
He seemed incredibly classy (stayed committed to his wife through all his decades of heartthrobdom!), and if you’ve seen the instructional video Swayze Dancing, you know he loved his mom more than anything. Sweet guy.
Artist SD Elliott showed these fantasy portraits of Patrick Swayze at a group show in Portland earlier in the year. The above image, Mount Swayze, is available on eBay.
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From Google’s cache of the Wikipedia entry for blindness. I stumbled into this while feeling around for more information about the book and movie, but then I jus tok of my glases cuz i was bein a lay-z tard.
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