must we resign ourselves to living in a total-surveillance state?
I don’t want to think this is the case, but when even the Constitutional scholar U.S. President is okay with it, I’m not seeing any other options…
Month: June 2013
London photo of the day: under the dome
The main courtyard inside the British Museum.
interesting stuff I found online (that you might find interesting too)
Google predicts movie hits; John McTiernan is wasting away in prison for no good reason; why American journalism sucks; and more…
Kickstarter worth supporting: Lay in Wait
The film is about a woman, and the money raised from the Kickstarter will go toward paying the people who are actually making the film. Two pluses!
009 Re: Cyborg review: hasta la what now?
A whole lotta WTF folded into a derivative, misogynist, and just plain incoherent mess.
Doctor Who thing: is this how the recent episodes were written?
I think we have discovered Steven Moffat’s secret: “6 lines of JavaScript that write Doctor Who plots indistinguishable from the current series…”
Trap for Cinderella trailer: psycho lesbian is psycho?
These girls today, with their obsessive homosexy relationships and their arson…
London photo of the day: Diagon Alley (sort of)
Cecil Court, said to have inspired the wizard shopping street Diagon Alley in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter novels.
Weinstein Co moves Populaire’s North American release to September
I’m guessing that Weinstein Co. suddenly realizes they have a potential Oscar contender on their hands…
why did that study about female film critics on the Internet ignore most of the Internet?
UPDATED: The study didn’t look at the noncorporate Internet, where women might have a better chance of making their voices heard as critics…
