Saturday, January 14, 2017
The Sort of Indugently Nostalgic, Romantic Movie that Caters to the Self-Love of Hollywood Elites
And it's a musical too, to boot. The Golden Age of Hollywood is gone, and the truth about that filthy cultural Marxist spring, surrounded by pedophile rings and casting couches, is known. Wonder if Arturo would like it.
The “La La Land” backlash: Will it last until the Oscars? by Scott Timberg
The musical's Golden Globes sweep will make this a very popular film for shallow people to make fun of
Why La La Land is Best Picture Frontrunner
The Oscar Race: The Case against La La Land
The “La La Land” backlash: Will it last until the Oscars? by Scott Timberg
The musical's Golden Globes sweep will make this a very popular film for shallow people to make fun of
Why La La Land is Best Picture Frontrunner
The Oscar Race: The Case against La La Land
Labels:
'40s nostalgia,
'50s nostalgia,
Hollywood,
movies,
music,
Uhmericans
AmConMag: The Trouble With Silence by Tim Markatos
Martin Scorsese ponders the deepest theological questions.
Martin Scorsese ponders the deepest theological questions.
So when will we have an ethnically diverse production of The Sound of Music (especially with the kids!)
More talent than you might suspect...
But the tats...
More talent than you might suspect...
But the tats...
Friday, January 13, 2017
Donald Trump: The Peak Oil President?
Richard Heinberg (PCI)
Related:
2017: The Year When the World Economy Starts Coming Apart by Gail Tverberg (Resilience)
Fake News, Failed States by Bart Hawkins Kreps (Resilience)
Gene Logsdon, 1932 – 2016 (Resilience)
To confront power, one must first name it: Neoliberalism and the sustainability crisis by Kurt Cobb (Resilience)
The Moral and Ethical Weight of Voluntary Simplicity: A Philosophical Review by Samuel Alexander, Jacob Garrett
Forging Permaculture Hand Tools, Part 1 by Tim Wickstrom (Resilience)
Related:
2017: The Year When the World Economy Starts Coming Apart by Gail Tverberg (Resilience)
Fake News, Failed States by Bart Hawkins Kreps (Resilience)
Gene Logsdon, 1932 – 2016 (Resilience)
To confront power, one must first name it: Neoliberalism and the sustainability crisis by Kurt Cobb (Resilience)
The Moral and Ethical Weight of Voluntary Simplicity: A Philosophical Review by Samuel Alexander, Jacob Garrett
Forging Permaculture Hand Tools, Part 1 by Tim Wickstrom (Resilience)
I'll Take 70s Cheese Over This
And Ponch and Baker have had their roles reversed slightly, with Ponch the more experienced and serious one. But of course! Uhmerican adult humor.
The TV show started off as a comedy in its first season but became a tad more serious with the second. What fans of the original show are going to watch this?
Thursday, January 12, 2017
Gavin McInnes on why he became Catholic -- perhaps he is holding out on some details; he doesn't really explain why Catholic and not some other form of Christianity. Let us pray for him that he is strengthened in his faith.
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
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