July 2010
23 posts
Jul 31st
“Dear The Onion, I’m color-blind. What’s green like? — Brian...”
– The Onion’s Letters to the Editor.
Jul 29th
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Jul 18th
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Jul 17th
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Jul 17th
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“This genre doesn’t require an audience in the traditional sense. It...”
– Roger Ebert, re: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Nearly every movie that makes money today.
Jul 15th
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ListenThe Roots - The Return To Innocence Lost / Act...
Jul 14th
“If robosexual marriage becomes legal, imagine the horrible things that will...”
– Futurama - Proposition Infinity
Jul 13th
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ListenI’ll have to add Big Boi to my Pitchfork...
Jul 13th
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Jul 13th
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I know that some people use a hypothetical death...
Jul 12th
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Jul 12th
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Jul 10th
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Congrats to Glee for 19 Nominations.
Goes to show you that an uninteresting focus test can not only pass as a television show (and a successful one at that), but somehow earn nominations and awards usually reserved for, you know, good television shows.
Jul 10th
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Jul 3rd
WatchWatch
At first glance, it seemed that the presence of CK’s new standup material is what carried the entire show. After a re-watch, though, I think the show overall is pretty well-directed. Obviously I posted a segment of the standup, not the plot, but what do you expect? It’s Louis CK.
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Jul 1st
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“The Last Airbender is an agonizing experience in every category I can think of...”
– Roger Ebert I swear, I’m slowly turning into a little Ebert.
Jul 1st
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June 2010
27 posts
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“Pitchfork… features some of the [best] music writing online — smart without...”
– TIME’s Best Blogs of 2010 (via catbird)
Jun 28th
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WatchWatch
An entire album of vintage covers from The Roots and John Legend? I’m not sure how I feel about that. On one hand, it’s The Roots, and on the other, I’ll have to pretend that I’m hesitantly enjoying John Legend, since I was previously pretending to not like him at all, even though his album definitely has seen a lot of the inside of my ears. Also, that is the quietest I...
Jun 27th
How many pictures have I submitted to Flickr in...
Fifteen. Unbelievable. How on earth have I gotten to this point? I need to man up and start shooting. Going to Chicago and pulling a Ferris Bueller mixed with Pitchfork will probably stimulate my output, but what’s next after that? Maybe I’ll revive Who Needs The Sunshine. It challenged me, but I loved it.
Jun 26th
inscien asked: Why is the double-dog dare more effective than a regular dare?
Jun 25th
Ask Me? →
Eh, every once and a while, I feel like answering questions.
Jun 24th
“A verbose, prosaic review which mentions whistling winds and the timeless...”
– David Cross
Jun 24th
WatchWatch
This entire segment is classic Daily Show. Ridiculing journalism, playing on circular logic, and satirizing the media’s scrutiny of unimportant bullshit. Mix in the always-funny Larry Willmore and Jon’s “black president” and it is probably one of their best pieces in a while. PS - I wish Hulu still hosted this show, so I could eternally clip and preserve 3:01-3:12 for...
Jun 24th
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Jun 23rd
“You want us to go back to jazz rap and twiggedy tongue twists? Who sounds the...”
– ?uestlove, to @cityprovision’s tweet: “Wishing @questlove and company would get back to the older sound like ‘Do You Want More?!?’” I thought it was a great point to make to people who complain about bands going out of what some call their “comfort zone.”...
Jun 23rd
Pitchfork Festival Adds Comedy Stage →
Thanks a bunch, Pitchfork, for making me choose between focusing on some of my favorite comedians or some of my favorite musicians. Hopefully the overlap won’t be too impossible to handle…
Jun 23rd
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Jun 18th
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Jun 17th
WatchWatch
The middle section about their recording philosophy is exactly what I’ve wanted to hear for a while. One of my back-burner projects is a podcast between me and a rotating cast of my friends, and all current attempts have been horrible. jimray: God, I love this man
Jun 17th
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Jun 17th
“The toxic gray bouillabaisse that Beijing folk call “air” and try to force into...”
– ‘The Karate Kid’ lame remake, starring Jackie Chan, lacks kick and punch - NYPOST.com Even in a film review, the NYPost can’t resist a Big Brother flavor when talking about China. What film set in modern China has ever mentioned the air? And what about all of the movies set in...
Jun 14th
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"If you were stuck on an island for the next 30... →
And it was only You and about 30 of THEM, would you assimilate and become like them or would you somehow try to become their leader and rule them? My new favorite thing to do is read hilarious questions on Yahoo Answers.
Jun 13th
Best. Yahoo Answers Question. Ever. →
Jun 12th
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Jun 11th
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Writing something to get into hell.
Luis: I think I went over the top on the cheesy opening scene.
(I read the script)
Me: Very dramatic. Is he masturbating in this scene?
Luis: He's masturbating in every scene. That's the twist!
Jun 8th
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May 2010
17 posts
Listen This is the brilliant and catchy opening track...
May 30th
f.lux →
Adjust color tones of the computer to the time of day, so that if you were to wake and work on something at midnight, you aren’t blinded by the sudden burst of light from your monitor. Nifty.
May 22nd
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