The Hudson River Project: Sunset (11-7-09)
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The Hudson River Project: Sunset (11-7-09)
49 minutes agoDeath Culture at Sea/Senso
He won’t take the time to see
He has ways to find your mind
He looks grateful when it’s time to pay
These are weapons you can’t buy
Please don’t tell me that I didn’t warn you
He has ways to find your mind
He looks grateful when it’s time to pay
He’ll just keep you for a while
Try to listen to the things you’re saying in the day
He won’t take the time to see
He’s not waiting for some kind of breakthrough
He has ways to find your mind
He looks grateful when it’s time to pay
He’ll just keep you for a while
Try to listen to the things you’re saying in the day
He won’t take the time to see
The Helsinki Train Station in 1984. If anyone has been to Cranbrook, the high school/art academy outside of Detroit (which I recommend highly, if you’re ever in the vicinity!) you might recognize the similarity between the Helsinki train station and the Cranbrook campus, e.g. the towers are almost identical. Both were designed by Finnish modernist Eliel Saarinen, whose son Eero — one of the first ‘fac brats’ (<3 u) at Cranbrook! — went on to design the St. Louis Arch, the TWA terminal at JFK and a bunch of other kick-ass mid-century modern furniture.
22 hours agoSheer buffoonery.
Armond White’s review of Precious is interesting, but he gets a serious side-eye. Read his review of Norbit. Seriously. Read it.
You wanna talk about perpetuating racial stereotypes? Norbit does it, while also perpetuating stereotypes about fat black women, and women in general.
Girl, bye.
OMG, this was EXACTLY what was going through my mind when I read the review. (I didn’t see Norbit, though, so I refrained from posting. And I’m lazy. And ambivalent.) But for some reason, though, I seem to remember a lot of folks being kinda unhappy about it vis-a-vis gay stereotypes, too? (Or maybe I’m just confusing it with 98 percent of Hollywood releases in the last __ years?)
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