Friday’s concert was frickin’ awesome!!! This was my first time being in an Infected Mushroom concert. I have savored the pleasure for the band’s NYC Webster hall concert to catch up on what I’ve been missing so far. So many people (sweaty people) dancing and jumping around, crazed with rhythm and electric guitar. There were…… Continue reading Infected Mushroom @ Webster Hall, NYC
How many films begin with the word “American”? According to one answer on WikiAnswers only 8, Wikipedia lists over 30 films (I got tired and stopped counting eventually), and reelfilm.com lists 23 films which begin with the word “American”. I also considered films that begin with “The American…”. Now, as a film lover and a…… Continue reading My Top 5 American Films
I love going to the cinema. It’s my sanctuary, my escape. The moment I step into a movie theater my face light up with excitement and relief, especially when I’m going alone. I feel like it’s my own thing. My little treat of the week. Before the movie begins I prepare myself for a better…… Continue reading Just a viewer
I heard this song playing in a fitting room background and remembered I missed listening to Gwen Stefani. Her voice takes me back to my high school years, back when I first discovered No Doubt. “U Started It” is a sweet song one of twelve tracks on Gwen’s 2006 album “The Sweet Escape”. I’m sorry…… Continue reading U Started It, Gwen Stefani
Attracted mostly by the cover of the film, I continued to enjoy my animation fest and watched Bill Plymptons’ 2008 film, “Idiots & Angels”. A dark and weird film that tells the story of a nasty and abusive guy named Angel. He begins his days vulgarly throwing his alarm clock out the window and finishes…… Continue reading Idiots & Angels
I read an article a few days ago on NME saying that The Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan is accusing Amazon for leaking track-list info of the bands’ reissue of the 1998 album “Adore”. A horrible breaking of an agreement according to Corgan, no doubt. Disregarding the blame game here for a second… What???… “Adore” is…… Continue reading The Smashing Pumpkins’ Reissue of “Adore”
A classic horror film from 1959 directed by William Castle, starring the great and late Vincent Price. Mr. Price plays the role of Frederik Loren, a millionaire fascinated by ghosts. Along with his fourth wife Annabelle, Frederik invites five people to a haunted house only to promise each and every one of them a generous…… Continue reading House on Haunted hill (1959)
Lorde has a voice so soothing with a unique and intriguing vibe that could get you right up your seat and start singing. The New Zealand originating creator has the oddness and eccentricity of artist Kate Bush and like Kate, also started her singing career when she was very young, only 13 years old, only…… Continue reading The magnificence of Lorde
There’s something about short films that makes me feel right at home. This sweet animation occurs in a Café in Paris. A cocky mustached gentleman realizes he forgot his wallet at home, when he relies on different ways to solve this embracing situation. To bide his time he orders more coffee. “French Roast” was first…… Continue reading French Roast (2008)
Penny Dreadful is one TV show you would not want to miss! A British- American TV horror based on the 19th century fiction publication Penny Dreadfuls. A series of ghastly creepy stories such as Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray, Victor Frankenstein and his monster from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The London…… Continue reading Penny Dreadful
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