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March 07, 2004

Reynols. The first reaction one might have on hearing of the escapades of the Argentinean group Reynols is one of open-mouthed incredulity. Quite apart from the mythical status that group members Alan Courtis and Roberto Conlazo have conferred on their drummer, 39 year old Miguel Tomasin, who suffers from Down's Syndrome (though, as we shall see, "suffers" is not a word Conlazo and Courtis would accept to describe Tomasin's extraordinary abilities and sense of reality), these are the guys whose first album was a "dematerialised CD" - i.e. an empty CD box - and who were nearly arrested by the local police for plugging their guitars into a pumpkin and not playing in public. more inside
You don't have Mojo Nixon to kick around any more. After twenty years of seeing Elvis everywhere, gonzobilly rocker Mojo Nixon retires. more inside
TV & Film Locations for Poltergeist, Back to the Future, Amityville Horror, Seinfeld, and more. Did you know Starfleet Headquarters is actually a Japanese garden? Does anyone know of any other similar sites like this that highlight popular locations from the movies?
I read this on MeFi and thought we could all have a scratch of self satisfaction. This certainly illustrates how low they can go and what we can studiously avoid.
More comic book/movie geekitude. But you gotta admit the trailer for the new film by Enki Bilal looks pretty awesome. Blue nipples!
Brought to you by the makers of 'Spongemonkey's' Looks to be a precursor to those Quiznos cuties. more inside
Don't view this one first thing in the morning. Scary tribute to the not so photogenic ladies (and I use that term loosely) out there. Probably NSFW, and turn your speakers down. more inside
OMFG d00d2 j00 n33d 70 ch3ck 0u7 73h l337 v3r510n 0f h4ml37. Translation: Oh my fucking God dudes you need to check out the 'leet' version of hamlet. There's a long pointless introduction, and the actual "play" is about 15 minutes, but I was on the edge of my seat the whole time! [direct link needs Quicktime]
Doctors Choosing Patients.