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Sometimes you can just wake up in the mood for some Beatnik poetry. We want to hear that wa-dee-ya cry from that broken saxophone on the dusty radio . . .the wisha-wish-washish from the pipe in my basement sink . . . that shining reverie from that crusty Madonna posing as some telephone operator on …
We have quite the tale in store for you today at The Eye of Faith. This one is taken from the darkest depths of our imagination and tells the hidden tales of a quaint small town, not too far from where you sit. It could be any small town, but this one is brimming with …
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Brooks Brothers is offering an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming film remake of the classic 1920's novel "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. While the 1974 version is iconic in its own right, but Baz Luhrmann's revamped hyper saturated glittered tour-de-force looks to reimagine the classic tale of lost love and the unrelenting …
A few months ago we were excited to find a series of photographs taken behind the scenes of Paul Thomas Anderson's latest creation, 'The Master'. Not much seems to be known about the film's plot, or it's possible themes. But now that the Weinstein Co. has premiered footage of the film at the Cannes Film …
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When you're out of words, it always seems those damn advertising guys and gals have a dozen! Now, we've been browsing the E.O.F. Collections for something juicy for you fine folks and came across some dandy and outrageous ads from the 60s and 70s. Picked out of a few of the favourites. These ads are …
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"Ah, to think how thin the veil that lies Between the pain of hell and Paradise." -George William Russell We like to think of The Eye of Faith as our own special island. Seeing these brave young men embracing nature, the islands, the beach, flowers, and sky made us quite nostalgic for the faded dreams …
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Wish we had some of these moves! Not to mention, all looking pretty darn shap. Even 70 years later, they still have modern looks with a sporting edge. Love the way you move! Makes me feel like being part of the cool crowd. Could we call it 'American Classic'? Take a look! If you liked …
Does the man never cease to amaze? David Lynch, once again, with an amazingly unique approach, with his signature creative moxy and editorialy dark underground blues. Crazy Clown Time is a new album from the sinister auteur, mostly known for his feature films including Mulholland Drive (2001), and most iconically Blue Velvet (1986), starring the exquisite …
