I realize this review is hilariously overdue. But in the grand scheme of the world that is the Internet, sometimes time moves so fast it becomes irrelevant. Yeah, that’s just an excuse. Haha. But I digress. And I don’t have an entire essay about Iron Man 3 anyway. As I have said, by this time everyone has watched and re-watched and raved about the sublime awesomeness of this movie. Just two things I’ve picked up from Marvel‘s most recent comic-book movie outing: 1. Nuking an alien wormhole and surviving to not enjoy telling the tale will cause paranoia and panic attacks.…
Jay E. Tria
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Going back to UP always takes me back to how I once was as an Iskolar ng Bayan–poor, clueless, eager, but a little bit lost and a little bit happier. I am not a millionaire just yet (give me, like 20 years and a good stock tip), but I do believe there is enough productive disparity between the early 20s, stick-thinner me and the present, near-ideal-weight late 20s me. I have seen things, man, and learned things from this ‘real’ world that gives you no shelter from shit. I am enjoying growing up for the most part–if that is what…
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Director and animator Adam Patch captures the creative magic that happens when you down an entire bottle of wine. His wife does exactly that, then proceeds to tell this awesome PG joke about two chips who are NOT friends. Hit play below and be happy. Credits to hellogiggles.com
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The background music running laps inside your head in that moment when you decided to jump and not care where you land. ‘Cause it’s you. Ohhohohohoh it’s always you. “I Always Knew” Down, down in my bones Somewhere I’d never have known Right at the back of my head It hit me like a beam of light Hit me like a hook of the right And I could have fell to the floor’Cause you talk to me and it comes off the wall You talk to me and it goes over my head So let’s go to bed before you…
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I know you have artistic freedom and license as an author, and I respect that. These are, after all your characters and your created world. I too, however, as a reader of all 12 Sookie Stackhouse books, have freedom of my own. And from what I have read from the leaked ending of your latest and last book Dead Ever After–due to no other’s fault but my own–I’m afraid you have lost one book sale. It might not matter in the grand scheme of your current success and riches, but it is a right I choose to exercise. I warily…
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Julian starts it perfectly by crooning “you were right,” then plays a back and forth tennis of suede notes with Regina Spektor. They slow down until they are “falling down”, hitting the sweet spot with an honest “so fucking help me up.” To know what I mean, hit play below. The Strokes featuring Regina Spektor, Modern Girls and Old Fashioned Men