• Pakistan’s gov­ern­ment is using trans­gen­der cit­i­zens to col­lect taxes from the rich as reported in this New York Times Video.

    July 19th, 2010 Permalink | Reply

     



  • Zac Efron the Hills are alive with the sound of music 

    One of my all time favorite videos. It really syncs up well near the end. I love it so much.

    July 18th, 2010 Permalink | Reply

     



  • Oh the 70’s. Oh slang terms for sex­ual repro­duc­tive organs.

    July 18th, 2010 Permalink | Reply

     



  • I think the pos­tive LGBT mes­sage of this ad totally beats out the mes­sage of that Gay McDon­alds ad from a cou­ple weeks back.

    July 18th, 2010 Permalink | Reply

     



  • Beach Day, and Todd Solondz 

    Today was a beach day for me! So I haven’t really had a chance to blog any­thing with you. While on the beach I got a lot of read­ing done, and man­aged to get only a tad bit of sun­burn. I was really surprised/happy to see an arti­cle on Todd Solondz in this weeks New York Mag­a­zine. Todd Solondz is the direc­tor of a bunch of indie movies such as Hap­pi­ness, Wel­come to the Doll House, Palin­dromes. I love him to death, and have watched most all of his films. I was sur­prised to see him in New York Mag­a­zine because Todd’s movies are very con­tro­ver­sial, and cover some pretty heavy topics.

    In the arti­cle Todd notes that he tries to chal­lenge the view­ers unques­tion­able moral per­spec­tives, and I think he has done it very well. Cur­rently he is pro­mot­ing his most recent film Life Dur­ing Wartime, which is a sequel to his crit­i­cally acclaimed film Happiness.

    I have to say that I pre­fer Hap­pi­ness over Life Dur­ing Wartime, though both films are must see for peo­ple of the open mind. I was a pleas­ant sur­prise to see him in a more main­stream media, and I can’t wait for his next film as well.

    July 17th, 2010 Permalink | Reply

     



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