Showing posts with label Tom Sutpen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom Sutpen. Show all posts

Monday, October 19, 2009

Kiss Me, Stupid

I'll be at Illusions Travel by Streetcar today to discuss Billy Wilder's Kiss Me, Stupid for this month's TOERIFC selection but I'll be back for October festivities later. Come join us if you've seen it, admission is free.

Friday, October 16, 2009

One Last Reminder: TOERIFC Monday Approaches


October 19th is TOERIFC Monday which means Tom Sutpen will be hosting this month's discussion at his place. No, not the well-manicured grounds of Sutpen's Hundred but the well-manicured blog Illusions Travel by Streetcar. The movie? Kiss Me, Stupid directed by the legendary Billy Wilder. Our discussions usually begin at 10:00 EST and I encourage everyone to check out the movie and join in the discussion. It is readily available on Amazon and i-tunes so there's no excuse not to. See you there!

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Now with 30 percent more posting power!


Like the Muscle Beach denizens above I have now been granted the strength to post even more photographic history online, described here in what may be fairly called the greatest blog post ever written in all of human history, or at least since there have been blogs. Yes, I have joined the team of the renowned culture blog If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger, There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats. I haven't posted any photos there yet because the announcement just went up but I look forward to doing so and would like give my most sincere thanks to Tom Sutpen, proprietor of said blog, for extending the offer and allowing me this opportunity.

It all started in this last week as I decided to reboot The Invisible Edge (I have changed the rules there and now post much more frequently - six times in the last three days - go visit now!). In the reboot I mentioned my frustration with holding back on so many photos and mentioned Tom's blog and Tom promptly arrived and extended the offer to join the Gunslinger, which I quickly and happily accepted. That's about it. I'm very excited about joining such a great team of contributors and hope I can hold my own. Thanks Tom.