Since you asked
A succinct expression of the principles of radical humanism.
Previously
- I have much to learn about this "blogging" thing
- What's opera, Doc?
- Better lightbulbs won't save the world
- SFIFF '06~!: Feast or famine
- Lost in Time: Obstacle course [DVD note]
- Ten songs, with user-friendly links to audio/video!
- SFIAAFF '06~! Bitter ends [festival note]
- Dammit
- SFIAAFF '06~! Amateur sociology [festival note]
- We interrupt our whining about vague Asian movies ...
Music
- Acclaimed Music
- A.S. Van Dorston
- Chris Monsen
- Freaky Trigger
- Idolator
- Keith Harris
- Michaelangelo Matos
- Nate Patrin
- Paper Thin Walls
- Popjustice
- Robert Christgau
- Sasha Frere-Jones
- Simon Reynolds
- Tom Breihan
- Tom Hull
- Treble
- Tris McCall
Food
Movies
- Stylus & I
- Brian Darr
- Chicago Reader
- David Edelstein
- David Hudson
- Film Comment
- Girish Shambu
- Jane Dark
- Keith Demko
- LA Weekly
- Love HK Film
- Lumiere Reader
- Metacritic
- Michael Guillen
- New York Press
- Salon
- Village Voice
Politics
Sport
- College Football News
- Cricinfo
- Dave Meltzer
- Football Outsiders
- NZ Herald
- Orson Swindle
- Pro Wrestling Torch
Lit
"Friends", most of whom I've never met
- Dickolas
- FahYing
- Keane
- Jerry
- Joe
- Michael
- Michelle
- Quangdiggity
- Priscilla
- Robin
- Steve
- Steph
- Transcience
2 Comments:
At 1:32 pm,
Transcience said…
Right, sure. But I was also looking for an introduction to your raison d'etre in doing art reviews... just a few succinct premises that state your philsophy and judgment criteria. Right now, I have no idea what you're looking for, so I have no idea why you select certain films, why you like King Kong (kiwi bias aside), etc.
At 2:45 pm,
The Bewildering Case of Ms Enid Tak-Entity said…
You have me even on a genetic level here, as this is my mother's favourite song. And she doesn't even like music. She just thinks the lyrics are "very sensible".
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