“Simplicity is the key to brilliance”
— Bruce Lee

“Simplicity is the key to brilliance”

— Bruce Lee

LadytronOrlando, 2006

Ladytron
Orlando, 2006

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Man With A Movie CameraDirected by Dziga Vertov1929

Man With A Movie Camera
Directed by Dziga Vertov
1929

Sharif Don’t Like It: Best Picture Noms of 1962 vs. 2010
I was listening to a recent All Things Considered episode on NPR the other night about basically how shitty this year’s Oscar nominees are (agreed, especially considering it’s 5 more than the usual) compared to 1962’s Oscars, a year that SHOULD have had 10 nominees. And no I haven’t, nor do I EVER plan on seeing The Blind Side, but I can’t help but think that despite how amazing Sandra Bullock’s performance might have been (totally doubtful), the bottom line is, she’s nominated and these films WERE NOT. Dig:
1962 Oscar noms:
Lawrence of Arabia (winner)
The Longest Day
The Music Man
Mutiny on the Bounty
To Kill a Mockingbird
Other Films of Note in ‘62 (NOT NOMINATED):
The Manchurian Candidate (Sinatra!)
Birdman of Alcatraz
Dr. No (k not quite Oscar-worthy but it’s the first ever Bond film!)
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
Divorce, Italian Style (Marcello Mastroianni!)
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Ford/Wayne/Stewart/Marvin!!!)
Last Year at Marienbad (Resnais!)
Long Day’s Journey into Night (Lumet!)
Vivre sa vie (Godard!)
Jules et Jim (Truffaut!!)
Lolita (Kubrick!!!)
Advise and Consent (Preminger) (Totally biased sidenote: Saul Bass’ titles and poster work alone should be Oscar-worthy)
Cape Fear (not really Oscar-worthy compared to the other films, but still, I consider this a classic and I really dug District 9 and all, but classic you are not)
Hate to be all “get off my lawn” old-timey movie person here, but seriously. OTTO PREMINGER, STANLEY KUBRICK, ALAIN RESNAIS, JOHN FORD, FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT, JOHN FRANKENHEIMER, SIDNEY LUMET, all these dudes…not even nominated in ‘62.
Just. Saying.

Sharif Don’t Like It: Best Picture Noms of 1962 vs. 2010

I was listening to a recent All Things Considered episode on NPR the other night about basically how shitty this year’s Oscar nominees are (agreed, especially considering it’s 5 more than the usual) compared to 1962’s Oscars, a year that SHOULD have had 10 nominees. And no I haven’t, nor do I EVER plan on seeing The Blind Side, but I can’t help but think that despite how amazing Sandra Bullock’s performance might have been (totally doubtful), the bottom line is, she’s nominated and these films WERE NOT. Dig:

1962 Oscar noms:

  • Lawrence of Arabia (winner)
  • The Longest Day
  • The Music Man
  • Mutiny on the Bounty
  • To Kill a Mockingbird

Other Films of Note in ‘62 (NOT NOMINATED):

  • The Manchurian Candidate (Sinatra!)
  • Birdman of Alcatraz
  • Dr. No (k not quite Oscar-worthy but it’s the first ever Bond film!)
  • Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
  • Divorce, Italian Style (Marcello Mastroianni!)
  • The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Ford/Wayne/Stewart/Marvin!!!)
  • Last Year at Marienbad (Resnais!)
  • Long Day’s Journey into Night (Lumet!)
  • Vivre sa vie (Godard!)
  • Jules et Jim (Truffaut!!)
  • Lolita (Kubrick!!!)
  • Advise and Consent (Preminger) (Totally biased sidenote: Saul Bass’ titles and poster work alone should be Oscar-worthy)
  • Cape Fear (not really Oscar-worthy compared to the other films, but still, I consider this a classic and I really dug District 9 and all, but classic you are not)

Hate to be all “get off my lawn” old-timey movie person here, but seriously. OTTO PREMINGER, STANLEY KUBRICK, ALAIN RESNAIS, JOHN FORD, FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT, JOHN FRANKENHEIMER, SIDNEY LUMET, all these dudes…not even nominated in ‘62.

Just. Saying.

Better Know A Typeface: Futura Condensed Extra Bold by Paul Renner
t-shirt coming soon from Dustin Canalin x Juxtapoz

Better Know A Typeface: Futura Condensed Extra Bold by Paul Renner

t-shirt coming soon from Dustin Canalin x Juxtapoz

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You’re welcome.
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You’re welcome.

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Bros
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Bros

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Eddie Murphy, Jerry Lewis, & Joe Piscopo1983

Eddie Murphy, Jerry Lewis, & Joe Piscopo
1983

Lee “Scratch” Perry
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Lee “Scratch” Perry

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Gil Scott-Heron2010

Gil Scott-Heron
2010

Conan: the Great Depression
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Conan: the Great Depression

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I met Bagger43 last year at the MoCCA Art Festival in NY. We shared a table and waxed art, comics, hip-hop, and Filipino food. I’m surprised I never posted any of his work here before as he is a very talented artist. He has a new blog now where he takes a dozen photos and posts them every Sunday. I quite like this concept. Check it out at Yours Truly.
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I met Bagger43 last year at the MoCCA Art Festival in NY. We shared a table and waxed art, comics, hip-hop, and Filipino food. I’m surprised I never posted any of his work here before as he is a very talented artist. He has a new blog now where he takes a dozen photos and posts them every Sunday. I quite like this concept. Check it out at Yours Truly.

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