I have discovered this amazing new podcast (which I have yet to finish) called “Wind of Change” which details how the popular 80s song of the same name – Wind of Change by the Scorpions – was actually written by the CIA to help end the Cold War. There are five episodes and as I’m […]
Read MoreI discovered Dianxi’s videos on YouTube while looking around for videos on cooking. Dianxi’s videos are amazing, sublime, and deeply soothing. In each video, Dianxi prepares a different dish, using local vegetation that she prepares and then serves it to her family. After enjoying these highly professional videos, I wasn’t a bit surprised to learn […]
Read MoreVery pleased to have finally seen David Fincher’s cinephile film “Mank” this weekend on Netflix. While a film about the penning of the “Citizen Kane” script might not be for everyone, the film is a technical marvel to behold with Oscar-worthy supporting roles across the board. I can almost certainly guarantee “Best Supporting Actress” for […]
Read MoreI was very sorry to hear that this website folded. Luckily, I was able to rescue this wonderful interview we did and bring it over to my site. Enjoy! Jim Horwitz – WATSON Interview Watson is the creation of artist and writer Jim Horwitz, a suave, mysterious young man who it’s my pleasure to have […]
Read MoreIt was such a thrill to work with my cartooning buddy Vince Dorse on this “Twilight Zone” strip. I didn’t know he was going to create this fancy video to document the process, but he REALLY did. This video is amazing and so much fun to watch. Wow!
Read MoreAfter many years on hiatus, David Lynch has started doing his strange, daily weather reports from his home office. Although I’m a bit late to the game (2000s and not the 1990s) I’ve become a great fan of David Lynch and what he stands for. Lynch is a dyed-in-the-wool believer in the power of art, […]
Read MoreThe “Bill and Ted” conversation is an important one that seems to have been dropped from the current flow of ideas in 2018. Bill and Ted were not quiet, visionary adopters like Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg, both of whom “dropped out” to become billionaires by “doing their thing”; nor were they off the beaten […]
Read MoreI think Jeff Goldblum is so fun to watch. He’s so erratic and funny, and just does the strangest things. I think he’s too old to ever play me in a movie, but I would totally allow that to happen. I have yet to meet Jeff in person, but it’s on my “to-do” list.
Read MoreI’m very excited for the new season of “Stranger Things,” which will debut on October 27th. If you look down below to one of my previous posts, you’ll see I had lots of good things to say about the film “Super-8” and all the nostalgic goodness it brought. At the time, I remember thinking that […]
Read MoreI’m super excited that Harrison Ford is reprising his role as Han Solo in the new Star Wars movie. I’ve been a Star Wars fan my entire life, since I was three, and having the original cast back together (most of it) is such a thrill to see. In the video below, Harrison goes totally […]
Read MoreI love this interview with actor/musician Dan Aykroyd and continue to listen to it to this day. Here’s an excellent account of a creative person documenting his own early interests in the Arts, following them to a distinctive ends with writing and performing. I think this a super interesting, inspirational pick-me-up for any artist looking […]
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