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This is a short clip from Terrence Malick's "The Thin Red Line" which never ceases to inspire and engage the mind and soul with its thoughtful narration and invigorating visuals that take the viewer through the complex voyage of a soldier to war hidden by the beauty of "paradise". . . It really must have …
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Growing up in the dirty thirties, with a rough and tough childhood, our lady crooner has been through a lot more than most have to experience! Bouncing around from city to city through her childhood gave this woman real tenacity. Money troubles abound kept her family on their toes, shifting from town to town running …
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WAR? What is it good for? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! Those are the words we have stuck in our head, as of late. With the world in such a dizzy spell of violence and outrage, its hard to believe in a world where war doesn't exist. But, like the faithful dreamers we are, we will have hope. …
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There is no doubt that the world would not be the same place if it hadn't been for Alan Turing [b. 23 June 1912 – d. 7 June 1954]. In fact, you wouldn't be reading this delectable morsel if it weren't for the incredible genius of this British mathematician in developing the modern day computer. …
Francis Bacon, Study for Portrait on Folding Bed (1963) The latest exhibit from the AGO gives us Moore with a side of Bacon, and we want seconds! "Francis Bacon & Henry Moore: Terror and Beauty" which runs at the AGO from April 5 to July 20 is a compelling retrospective overview of the two artists' …
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This 1956 classic had movie star Sal Mineo playing a street wise gang member just a year after his Oscar nominated turn as a misunderstood teenager in the legendary "Rebel Without a Cause". The film also featured a young bad-ass John Cassavetes before he was pawning off Mia Farrow to Satan or directing his own …
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"STRANGER THAN PARADISE . . . " by The Eye of Faith On a journey through the mystery of the most beautiful place on Earth. Taking us to a world both wild and exotic, this series was inspired by the faded 1940s dreams and memories of life on the high seas in the South Pacific. …
In 1995, 400 suitcases were recovered from the attic of the Willard State Asylum in Upstate New York. Many patients died at the asylum and were buried in graves marked only by numbers. For many, these suitcases are the only traces left of these sad, lost, and lonely lives. {click here to watch a creepy …
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Well, well...what have we here? Come back for some more?! While we're on the topic of Devils, it seems, we couldn't resist bringing you this little niblit of the Film & Style Divine. Kenneth Anger. From "Invocation of My Demon Brother", to "Fireworks", "Lucifer Rising" , "Scorpio Rising", and "Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome" - this …
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