January 28th – Walton Art Center – Indigo Girls

January 29th – Barnhill Arena, University of Arkansas – Foo Fighters

I’m interested in seeing both of those !

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Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style starts Sept 6th !  http://www.bravotv.com/Tim_Gunn for more information.

and Project Runway Season 4 starts November 14th !

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I love the packing from amazon.com that they used to deliver the new Harry Potter book.  Especially the “Attention Muggles:  Do Not Deliver or Open Before July 21!” warning.

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a few movies that i’ve recently seen:

28 Weeks Later: I was pretty much crawling out of my seat during the 2nd half. great genre piece !

Black Sheep: Not Peter Jackson, but very much in the same style as Bad Taste, Dead Alive, and his other early, indie films. Quite entertaining.

Hot Fuzz: One of the best shoot-out scenes of all time. It’s no Shaun of the Dead, but stands up on it’s own. Great follow-up film.

Hostel:  now that’s f’d up.

Next:   Yet another Philip K. Dick story turned into a movie.   A guy can see two minutes into the future.  But only two minutes into his future.

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This is a book that I’ve had for several years.

It’s a pulp-paperback edition of George Orwell’s 1984, dated 1952 (or 1954, I forget).

I bought it because I loved the cover:

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And also… Which one will YOU be in the year 1984 ? (Back Cover):

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I just heard “Blister in the Sun” in a Wendy’s commercial.

That’s wrong.

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I’ve had several requests for this, since it doesn’t seem to be posted anywhere else.

The winners of the 2007 Northwest Arkansas Music Awards are:

Female Singer/Songwriter – Sarah Hughes
Male Singer/Songwriter – Effron White
Female Vocalist – Ocie Fisher
Male Vocalist – Justin Brashears
Indie Rock – Fire Don’t Care
Modern Rock – Benjamin Del Shreve
Metal – Storm the Castle
Jam/Funk – Flip Off Pirates
Rock – Joe Giles and the Homewreckers
Blues – Ocie Fisher and the Hipp Dogs
Roots/Americana/World – Charliehorse
Country/Bluegrass – Maud Crawford
Jazz – Fayetteville Funk Ensemble
Electronic/Hip-Hop – DJ SoulFree
Album of the Year – Trout Fishing in America – My Best Day
Band of the Year – Charliehorse

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Kurt Vonnegut, whose dark comic talent and urgent moral vision in novels like “Slaughterhouse-Five,” “Cat’s Cradle” and “God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater” caught the temper of his times and the imagination of a generation, died Wednesday night in Manhattan. He was 84 and had homes in Manhattan and in Sagaponack on Long Island.

His death was reported by Morgan Entrekin, a longtime family friend, who said Mr. Vonnegut suffered brain injuries as a result of a fall several weeks ago.

Mr. Vonnegut wrote plays, essays and short fiction. But it was his novels that became classics of the American counterculture, making him a literary idol, particularly to students in the 1960s and ’70s. Dog-eared paperback copies of his books could be found in the back pockets of blue jeans and in dorm rooms on campuses throughout the United States. Continue reading »

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Found via pollstar.com…. Bonnaroo or St Louis Anyone ?

Mon    05/28/07         Vancouver, BC        General Motors Place

Wed    06/06/07         Seattle, WA          KeyArena at Seattle Center

Sat    06/09/07         Denver, CO           Pepsi Center

Fri    06/15/07         Las Vegas, NV        MGM Grand Garden Arena

Sat    06/16/07         Manchester, TN       Bonnaroo Music Festival

Mon    06/18/07         Phoenix, AZ          US Airways Center

Tue    06/26/07         Dallas, TX           AmericanAirlines Center

Sat    06/30/07         New Orleans, LA      New Orleans Arena

Mon    07/02/07         Saint Louis, MO      Scottrade Center

Sun    07/22/07         Toronto, ON          Air Canada Centre

Wed    07/25/07         Montreal, QC         Bell Centre

Sat    07/28/07         Boston, MA           Fenway Park

Wed    08/01/07         New York, NY         Madison Square Garden Arena

Fri    08/03/07         New York, NY         Madison Square Garden Arena
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Forest Whitaker was great as the Ugandan dictator Idi Amin.

Initially, the film was very entertaining, until you realized exactly how bonkers Amin was. Then it started to get scary.

James McAvoy, playing Admin’s personal physician, came to this same realization throughout the film (based on the real Nicholas Garrigan), as well.

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