Miss u bros.
Gazing Ball by Jeff Koons
At the David Zwirner Gallery in New York
Holy Ghost! - Dumb Disco Ideas
Directed by Ben Fries
From their second album, Dynamics out in September on DFA.
All The President’s Men (1976), dir. Alan J. Pakula, cin. Gordon Willis
“Champagne” from Coffee and Cigarettes (2003), dir. Jim Jarmusch
Featuring Bill Rice and the late, great, weird, wild Taylor Mead.

A few months ago I was on this Jet Blue flight from New York to Burbank. And I like Jet Blue, not just because of the prices. They have this terminal at JFK that I think is really nice. I think it might be the nicest terminal in the country although if you want to see some good airports you’ve got to go to a major city in another part of the world like Europe or Asia. They’re amazing airports. They’re incredible and quiet. You’re not being assaulted by all this music. I don’t know when it was decided we all need a soundtrack everywhere we go. I was just in the bathroom upstairs and there was a soundtrack accompanying me at the urinal, I don’t understand. So I’m getting comfortable in my seat. I spent the extra $60 to get the extra leg room so I’m trying to get comfortable and we make altitude. And there’s a guy on the other side of the aisle in front of me and he pulls out his iPad to start watching stuff. I’m curious to see what he’s going to watch – he’s a white guy in his mid-30s. And I begin to realize what he’s done is he’s loaded in half a dozen action sort of extravaganzas and he’s watching each of the action sequences – he’s skipping over all the dialogue and the narrative. This guy’s flight is going to be five and a half hours of just mayhem porn.
I get this wave of – not panic, it’s not like my heart started fluttering – but I had this sense of, am I going insane? Or is the world going insane – or both?
(Source: deadline.com)
“I see myself as a person who makes films about people, their conflicts, their condition, their failures and successes, the things that resonate—things that seem simple, but have universal meaning. To share experiences—that’s what art is for. I see film as more of an art form than a commercial thing. I think because I come from a segregated experience, there’s a need to tell stories other than mainstream stories. You could say, ‘The stories you’re doing are about predominately black subject matter,’ but they are still about the American experience.”
Charles Burnett
Born April 13, 1944
(Source: strangewood)
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