Dizzies Newsfeeds for November 21
What's the "best remunerated poem in history"? Dizzyhead Rachel sifts through the competing author theories for the Christian verselet "Footprints," with some fascinating excursions into the realm of cryptomnesia...Termite Artist Matt on Lust, Caution (smartly comparing it to Black Book) and...Ruthless People?! (invoking Roger Ebert's definition of "idiots")...Isn't it time you enjoyed an episode of Cavemen?...Best line in a recent e-mail: "I'm on my third Sam Adams in the Pittsburgh airport..."...Josh Glenn has a great slideshow on the possible cinematic influence of Winsor McCay's Dream of the Rarebit Fiend...(For one more film reference and some literary ones, check out this piece by Parkus Grammaticus)...Look at how I persist in neither italicizing nor enquoting names of comic strips...J.G. also takes aim at a very specific fetish found in the oeuvre of certain Boston-based rock legends—including my beloved Modern Lovers:
(Bonus trivia: Did you know that David Lee Roth was from the Beantown area?)
Labels: Ang Lee, Cavemen, cryptomnesia, Jonathan Richman, Joshua Glenn, Matt Singer, Rachel Aviv, Termite Art, Winsor McCay
1 Comments:
That may be the best batch of news you've fed yet--a great group of articles, all about things I'm interested in! (Though I have to admit that my interest in Ruthless People is mostly the product of the horror induced in me by Bette Midler at her mid-80s shrillest.)
Happy Thanksgiving!
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