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The Darjeeling Limited
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Boarding Gate
No Country for Old Men
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Exterminating Angels
There Will Be Blood
Diary of the Dead
Lifeforce
The Duchess of Langeais
I Can No Longer Hear the Guitar
Be Kind Rewind
The March of the Penguins
Bear witness to the drummer of a Korean wedding band as he reaches unimagined heights of personal expression.
Around the two-and-a-half minute mark, this unabashed poet will leap past your heart and begin speaking directly to your soul.
Praise him.
Click here to watch the video.
[via Spike]
You tell him, sister!
Thanksgiving indulgences, be damned!
Happy Thanksgiving from NBC’s family of strong, independent matriarchs to your family of… whatevers.
Well, not exactly, but Japan’s so-called no-brand brand store, MUJI, has finally made the move to New York.
The smaller SoHo store opened last Friday. The NYC flagship location will be in the not-yet-completed New York Times building, near Times Square, and will probably open up some time in 2008.
Head there soon for your very own cardboard speakers and other tan, acrylic and aluminum sundries!
I just had to post another Sputnik picture when I saw this beauty at what is currently one of my favorite picture-blogs — A Soviet Poster A Day.
Glory to the Soviet Science!
“The United States now sleeps under a Soviet moon.” — Nikita Khrushchev
Many more striking, and historically interesting, posters can be found at ASPAD. Take a look for yourself.
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