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  • My first post was about my passion for Jodorowsky. So how cool was it that when I met up with horror filmmakers Jacob Gentry ( The Signal ) and Adam…
  • Since 2003, the Port of San Diego has been commissioning some unusual works of art for the Embarcadero – urban tree sculptures. In our next story, we revisit artist James Frost and his whimsical tree
  • "I model this series after the misbehaving trios that accompanied short silent films in the early 1900s," continues Paulson, "At one point the cost of a film projector went down in price and almost anyone who had a good year could afford to buy one, and any storefront could become a little movie theatre. The musicians that accompanied the films tended to misbehave after awhile - wouldn't you, after the 100th screening?"
  • Destin Daniel Cretton continues to post about his adventures at Sundance.
  • Attorney General Alberto Gonzales testified Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he hadn't spoken to former Attorney General John Ashcroft about wiretapping while Ashcroft was hospitalized in 2004. But FBI chief Robert Mueller contradicted Gonzales' testimony on Thursday, saying the conversation was about wiretapping.
  • Hotel for Dogs (Dreamworks/Paramount)
  • The brooding dub-rock of South Africa's BLK JKS (pronounced Black Jacks) is a formidable addition to the musical landscape of indie-rock, with potential to appeal to the audiences enchanted by the likes of Vampire Weekend and TV on the Radio. PRI's Marco Werman interviews the band about their "post-apartheid" music.
  • The hijackers attacking shipping off the coast of Somalia are regarded as folk heroes by some of their countrymen — much like the buccaneers during colonial times in America.
  • KPBS ran an earlier video post about Stan Lee and Perry Moore. But here's Lee on a panel with Grant Morrison. Morrison asked Lee his thoughts about…
  • North Korea agreed to provide an accurate declaration of its nuclear programs and will disable its facilities at its main reactor complex by year-end. As part of the agreement, the U.S. will take the lead in seeing that the facilities are disabled and will fund those initial activities.
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