question of the day: Where is the dividing line between art and advertising?
Can the two ever be separated? Do you find it harder to appreciate something as art if its primary purpose is to sell something to you?
Month: February 2012
London photo of the day: the revolution will not be brought to you by Hyundai
The giant screens of Piccadilly Circus have yet to give us a rant from V, continue to command us to consume.
resist the corporatization of love and romance… (and other adventures in social networking)
What my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
Ghost Rider enacts spirit of vengeance upon critics
There was a press screening here in London yesterday morning, and I had planned to attend… until I received an email from the publicist specifically informing me that I would not be admitted if I showed up.
own a one-of-a-kind Doctor Who thing! (that lovely abstract painting of the TARDIS)
The painting ”The Girl Who Waited” by Paula Santirocco is now available on eBay… with free shipping for a FlickFilosopher reader…
what film critics do
This is me, jumping on the “What People Think I Do / What I Really Do” meme bandwagon…
watch it: “Raiding the Lost Ark”
Holy moly, is this an amazing piece of work!
Doctor Who thing of the day: dress like the Doctor… sort of
Shannon at College Fashion has assembled a collection of chic ensembles of women’s clothing inspired by Doctor Who…
Undefeated (trailer)
Not the Sarah Palin documentary but a totally different film, about football, and an Oscar nominee for Best Documentary…
Darkover coming to television
Let the wringing of hands and the gnashing of teeth begin.
