COINCIDENCE BEHAVING BADLY & GONZO STATISTICS I’m gonna get you kids. No matter where you go, no matter what you do, I’ll find you! Oh, you are so deceased! – Count … Continue reading
Signs of intelligent life There’s legislation to protect us from dishonest advertising. I’d like to see some honesty in town and suburb names. Lets start with honest signs welcoming you when you arrive. Let’s make it mandatory to tell the … Continue reading
( DANIEL AGUILAR / REUTERS ) – British painter Leonora Carrington sits at her house in the bohemian Roma district of Mexico City in 2000. Leonora Carrington was widely, if belatedly, regarded as one of the most imaginative artists of her … Continue reading
What do people do when their prophets fail? As the Doomsday day-dream of U.S. evangelical Christian broadcaster Harold Camping, 89, fizzles the question remains: why would anyone give any form of credence to the rantings of con men or delusional types? Camping formerly … Continue reading
Osama Bin Laden’s assassination played out with all of the predictable plot twists and macho clichés we’ve come to expect in bad action movies. Right down to to that favourite nasty leering villain shtick where he holds his wife in … Continue reading
LOS LOBOS at the PRINCE Band Room, 20th April 2011 Los Lobos and Raul Malo and The Mavericks at The Prince Band Room, St. Kilda Melbourne, Australia. ‘Awesome’ really doesn’t do Los Lobos justice. Probably the best rock band in … Continue reading
‘Street Dreams’ is a documentary about the lives of young women in the sex trade in SE Asia. Unlike much documentary fare it focuses on the people behind the issue – the women. It does this by finding out about … Continue reading
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ABOUT ME: Tim White grew up in an era when people dreamed of one day paying off their mortgage and owning their own homes.He now lives in a time when people dream of one day paying off the interest on … Continue reading
Czech animator Jan Svankmeyer’s sublime stop-motion Dimensions of Dialogue. Svankmeyer’s surrealist-alchemical work toys with notions of repression, desire and transmutation and a homage to Guiseppe Arcimboldo‘s vegetable portraits. Clay and psychoanalysis anyone?
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