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Steve Rosen: ‘You Hate Me, You Really, Really Hate Me’ →

I know a few of my readers will appreciate the dark humor of this: You remember the Sally Fields ga-ga Academy Award speech: “You love me; you really, really love me.” Well, Steve Rosen has done the reverse and managed to lump me together with M.J. Rosenberg and Justin Raimondo as “three who hate” his blog.  That’s probably the only time in each of our lives we’ll be mentioned in the same sentence, since we’re not exactly ...

tags: justin raimondo, steve rosen, j rosenberg, sally fields, dark humor, academy award

Posted at Tikun Olam on December 5, 2008, 1:14 am

At the Crossroads: Slovenian Cinema at NWFF →

Ask anyone you know to list countries with a strong filmmaking tradition and they’re probably not going to mention Slovenia. Slovenia’s a small nation with a population of just over half that of the city of Los Angeles, a language spoken only by its inhabitants, and a long history of being incorporated into other countries and/or empires. It was only as recently as 1991 that Slovenia finally achieved independence. Slovenes have been ...

tags: filmmaking, crossroads, cinema, tradition

Posted at seattle metroblogging on December 4, 2008, 11:11 pm

VIA for Friday, December 5 →

Muslims miffed by Osama Bin Lego. Mohammed Shaffiq, of Muslim organisation The Ramadhan Foundation, branded the toy “absolutely disgusting”. He said: “It is glorifying terrorism — the makers should be ashamed." Would that Shaffiq and his ilk spoke out so forcefully against Islamic terrorists that are not toys. OrderBrickArms "White Bandit" HERE [VIA Larwyn] 's a green thing. You wouldn't understand. Green on Green Violence @ Milloy's JunkScience. Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia. And Juan ...

tags: tough guy actors, lego mohammed, american manhood, mantyhose, store aisles, alfredo garcia, 2blowhards, junkscience, militant islam, american foreign policy, radical islam, male actors, free radicals, ramadhan foundation, islamic terrorists, julio garcia, neuters, eratosthenes, foggy bottom, gurlz

Posted at American Digest on December 4, 2008, 11:03 pm

Shenae Grimes Getting Shannen Doherty’s Reputation →

Like Shannen Doherty on the original series, Shenae Grimes plays a character on 90210 who’s sweet, Midwestern and new to Beverly Hills drama. But according to the gossip mill, the actress Shenae Grimes isn’t a stranger to being dramatic at all. Maybe she’s a lot more like Shannen Doherty than we think. Perez Hilton reports that the 90210 star has a major rep among her cast mates for being completely intolerable. ...

tags: word diva, cast mates, perez hilton, gemini awards, shenae grimes, shannen doherty, 90210, beverly hills, gossip, stranger, actress, reputation, proof, canada

Posted at TV Envy on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

Report: Sarkisian Coming to Montlake →

ESPN is reporting that the next football coach at the UDub will be current USC associate head coach/offensive cooridnatior Steve Sarkisian. He is 34, of Armenian decent, and quaterbacked the Saskatchewan Roughriders from 1997 to 1999. Steve Sarkisian, Don Wakamatsu, Jack Zduriencik. Enough! Our spell check can't wait for Jim Mora. Steve Sarkisian Wikipedia page. Bob Condotta's Seattle Times Husky Blog.

tags: associate head coach, saskatchewan roughriders, don wakamatsu, n nhe, steve sarkisian, jim mora, seattle times, bob condotta, espn, football coach, udub, wikipedia, spell check, montlake, husky, blog

Posted at Seattlest.com on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

Tommy Boy: Top Ten Best Scenes →

Ten great scenes from the 1995 movie Tommy Boy, staring Chris Farley, David Spade, Brian Dennehy, Bo Derek, Dan Aykroyd, Julie Warner, Julie Warner, Zach Grenier, James Blendick, Clinton Turnbull, Ryder Britton, Paul Greenberg, Graeme Millington, Michael Cram, Dean Marshall, Trent McMullen, Philip Williams, David 'Skippy' Malloy, Roy Lewis, Austin Pool, William Dunlop, Jack Jessop, Michael Dunston, David Hemblen, George Kinamis, Dov Tiefenbach, Mark Zador, Helen Hughes, J.R. Zimmerman, Robert K. Weiss, Reg Dreger, Lloyd ...

tags: dov tiefenbach, lorri bagley, michael dunston, adrian truss, marilyn boyle, camilla scott, jerry schaefer, zach grenier, michael ewing, mark ingram, brian dennehy, dan aykroyd, paul greenberg, david spade, david hemblen, rob lowe, lynn cunningham, corey sevier, helen hughes, dean marshall

Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm

Buddy Guy: At Home and Acoustic →

Seventh Hour Blues Magazine Presents Buddy Guy. Featuring Buddy at home talking about how he performs through the crowd and sometimes pays a visit to the Ladies room via his wireless guitar. Also included is a short clip of Buddy playing "Big Leg Woman" on Acoustic. A song he did with Muddy Waters on Muddy's album "Folk Singer" Get the whole video and interview with the purchase of the Buddy Guy issue of Seventh Hour ...

tags: leg woman, blues magazine, buddy guy, ladies room, folk singer, muddy waters, crowd

Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm

Human Ancestry Made Easy →

This video traces our migration out of Africa and explains, through DNA evidence, how humans colonized the world. It is the 9th part of the Made Easy series of videos that shows the evidence of our origins, from the Big Bang onwards. (Music: Allegretto by Bond and The Ballad of Henry Darger by Natalie Merchant.)

tags: ballad of henry darger, human ancestry, natalie merchant, dna evidence, n music, allegretto, out of africa, big bang, origins, migration

Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm

Law and Disorder in Philadelphia →

The intrepid Louis Theroux does his thing in one of America's most dangerous cities. This latest investigation by Louis is certainly his riskiest yet.

tags: louis theroux, dangerous cities, philadelphia

Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:08 pm

Jamie Foxx: Brady Bunch →

Making any song good enough to make love to.

tags: brady bunch, jamie foxx, love

Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:08 pm

2008 Holiday Gift Guide: Monster Beats by Dr. Dre studio headphones →

We’ve been big fans of the Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphones since we first got our hands on them. They’ve got a nice style, with a hip-hop vibe, and a fantastic noise-canceling feature. The earcups are surprisingly comfortable, and fold away on the inner side of the glossy black headband, which can then be stored in the included case. The Beats by Dr. Dre studio headphones do requier two AAA batteries for the noise ...

tags: studio headphones, holiday gift guide, dr dre, monster

Posted at Gear Live on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

New Place To Hide On Game Traffic Days →

Why not hunker down at the new strip club that officials just okayed to be erected (hah) next to Safeco Field while you wait for the game traffic to die down? How many times have you been driving home from work (for the purposes of this article all of you work in Georgetown by Seattlest HQ), and it's stop-and-go on 1st Ave. S., and you have no radio in your car and don't really like ...

tags: adult cabaret, safeco field, new strip, safeco, qwest, georgetown, strip club, hq, there is a god, game, traffic, radio, sports

Posted at Seattlest.com on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

Weekend Theatre: Dec. 4–7 →

We here at Seattlest have been seeing more shows than ever lately, so to help you keep up with the best theatre, dance, and performance, we've started running down the weekend's best shows every Thursday, with info on tickets, show times, and reviews. OPENINGS ACT kicked off their annual production of A Christmas Carol last Sunday, and last night Seattle Rep's You Can't Take It With You opened (both reviewed tomorrow). Plus, this Friday the holiday theatre ...

tags: weekend matinees, annex theatre, black nativity, holiday theatre, new horizons, nextstage, nact, intiman, stars in their eyes, holiday classic, adding machine, 25th anniversary, christmas carol, twilight zone, intransigent, full moon, theatre dance, stop motion, little girls, headbands

Posted at Seattlest.com on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

Homeland Insanity →

This morning on the radio I heard that Homeland Security had decided to put their bioweapons research in Manhattan, KS. Unfortunately, a lot of the weapons are meant to kill plants and animals. And so they are putting this THING in the middle of the US heartland and breadbasket, They are devastatingly naive about security and experiments. Many labs have released things into the world that they did not mean to -- or ...

tags: plum island, manhattan ks, plants and animals, prevailing winds, breadbasket, heartland, insanity, homeland security, beats, weapons, radio

Posted at Pacific Views on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

Get Out: The Adding Machine @ ACT Theatre →

The New Century Theatre Co.'s production of Elmer Rice's The Adding Machine at ACT Theatre runs Thurs. through Sunday at 8 p.m. until Saturday, Dec. 13. Tickets are $25, $20 under 25. Available online. So much good stuff has already been said about NCTC's production of The Adding Machine that it almost feels redundant to add anything. But seriously, you need to go see this play: It's rare that we leave a play so blown away ...

tags: new century theatre, white films, elmer rice, adding machine, american stage, psychological state, theatre co, nthe, nctc, expressionism, costumers, nso, expressionist, pastiche, monotony, modernity, realism, new opportunities, blown away, aesthetics

Posted at Seattlest.com on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

Open Air Inflatable Movie Screen Goes Well With The Rest Of Your Inflatable Furniture →

Now I realize you’ve been drooling over those new mini-projectors for a while now, but if you’d rather have an extra-large experience and already own a normal projector, you’re in luck: Remember that “velvety” inflatable couch you had in college? Well, we’ve found you the perfect TV to go along with it – the Open Air Cinema 16 Foot Inflatable Movie Screen. The 16ft x 9ft, widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio, 20-pound inflatable movie screen is the ...

tags: necessary cables, open air cinema, inflatable furniture, large experience, introductory price, aspect ratio, helium, bad idea, compliment, projector, projectors, balloon, couch

Posted at Gear Live on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

The Rest of the Story →

Last Tuesday (Nov. 25), I ran a piece about the NBA’s television ratings, wherein I questioned the merits of the previously linked Nielsen story which raved about improved NBA ratings.My quibble was in regard to the way in which the data was presented. Rather than list all the teams’ ratings, it only listed the top ten, a completely flawed methodology. As I argued last week, how can you say the league’s ratings are improved when ...

tags: whole enchilada, nba ratings, boston celtics, attendance figures, nielsen ratings, world champs, clay bennett, espn, television ratings, percentage change, hornets, last tuesday, grizzlies, pacers, blazers, raptors, indictment, mavericks, clippers, lakers

Posted at Supersonicsoul on December 4, 2008, 12:14 pm

Can't Miss It: Thursday →

OBAMA! OBAMA!: No, not that Obama. In fact this event has nothing to do with the President-Elect and everything to do with art--really bad art, to be specific. Spend your Thursday night enjoying (or eviscerating) the Official Bad Art Museum of Art (acronym: OBAMA) at Cafe Racer. Drink some booze, hear a band (called "God's Favorite Beefcake", no less), and enjoy glitter paintings of Elvis...could anything be better? We didn't think so. Band at 8p.m. ...

tags: free membership card, champagne champagne, cocktail lounges, lone argument, stimulus package, roosevelt way, seattle city, president elect, bad art, obama, shaky hands, n12, personal collection, 8p, music scene, booze, art museum, neverything, museum of art, glitter

Posted at Seattlest.com on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am

Xbox LIVE 'Friendship is Free' program →

This month, Xbox LIVE kicks off the Friendship is Free program. Over the course of this month, multiplayer will be available for all Xbox LIVE members for eight Xbox LIVE Arcade games. The Xbox LIVE Arcade team will open up the multiplayer functionality for A Kingdom for Keflings, Aegis Wing, Bomberman Live, Hardwood Hearts, Hardwood Spades, UNO, Small Arms and Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix.  So round up your silver friends and get some ...

tags: xbox live arcade, hardwood spades, multiplayer functionality, hardwood hearts, xbox live, arcade games, bomberman, aegis wing, street fighter ii, xbox, hd, friendship

Posted at Xbox Live's Major Nelson on December 4, 2008, 10:17 am

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Kingblind.com Top 15 albums of 2008 Well folks here it is... Our final top 15 albums of 2008. From writers in 8 countries we have tallied all the votes, crunched the numbers and POW... this is it... broken down into 3 groups (15 to 11. - 10 to 6. then 5 to 1.) Here is our list for the year. ENJOY! Now for the top of the heap, Number 5 to 1!!1 Tv On the ...

tags: electric pylons, david sitek, guitar interplay, haircut 100, rock ballad, top of the heap, tunde adebimpe, difficult music, broken guitar, funky guitar, guitar line, whirr, tv on the radio, lovely family, hedge trimmer, guitar notes, s tv, afrobeat, experimental music, art rock

Posted at KINGBLIND: Music, Art & Entertainment on December 4, 2008, 10:08 am