Film Review: Brüno
OnCover of Brüno [Blu-ray] [Purchase DVD] Before I start the real review for this movie, I want to mention the one thing I did not like about it, just to get it out of the way before it feels like an interruption…
Film Review: The Taking Of Pelham One Two Three
OnCover of Taking of Pelham One Two Three [Purchase DVD] If there’s a good thing about remakes in general, even ones that aren’t very good, it’s that they can rekindle interest in the original. I’ve basically heard nothing but bad things about…
Comic Review: In The Meantime….
On[Purchase Book] It’s time for Full Disclosure Day on Kittysneezes! Not only do I know Joe Meyer, the artist/writer of In The Meantime, but he’s also contributed the awesome interview with C.H. Greenblatt, the creator of Chowder. So, yeah — I’m not…
Save Mister Rogers' Neighborhood!
OnI just discovered this weekend that KCTS-9 in Seattle, WA dropped Mister Rogers from the daily lineup — I wrote an email, and this was the reply I got: Thank you for your interest in KCTS 9 and especially “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood”….
Steve Wynn and the Miracle 3, 6/27/2009
OnOn Saturday, 27 June, I saw a concert by Steve Wynn and his band, the Miracle 3, at the Bell House in Brooklyn. Before I attended this show, I did not really know anything about Steve Wynn. I was aware that he…
Review: Histoire De Melody Nelson
OnCover of Histoire de Melody Nelson [Purchase CD] I’m going to have to pay more attention to Light In The Attic; they seem to be all over reissuing cool stuff. I was really pretty impressed with the Betty Davis records they found…
Comic Review: Fun Home
OnCover of Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic [Purchase Book] I really love the way Alison Bechdel draws eyes. They almost always suggest a sense of weariness, even on children. Eyes are often said to be the most striking feature of the face,…
Gravity’s Rainbow, 500p-END, Matt’s Take
OnImage via Wikipedia So, I have finished Gravity’s Rainbow! I’m not sure if this has messed with anyone the way I ended up doing the read-along, where the first four or so are 50 pages per, and then the last ones were…
Review: Black Monk Time
On[Purchase CD] There are a few albums that I wish I’d been alive to get into when they were released — just for what it must have been like to drop the needle on them for the very first time. The first…